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“REBELS IN SENTIMENT” - HARRY ST. JOHN DIXON, WHITE MASCULINITY, SLAVERY, AND POLITICS IN ANTEBELLUM MISSISSIPPI AND RECONSTRUCTION CALIFORNIA

Parker, David Charles
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Abstract

This thesis draws on the archived personal writings of Harry St. John Dixon (1843-1898) to analyze the influence of slavery and emancipation on white masculinity and politics in antebellum Mississippi and Reconstruction California

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Record ID
3713
Record Created
2024-12-05
Title
“REBELS IN SENTIMENT” - HARRY ST. JOHN DIXON, WHITE MASCULINITY, SLAVERY, AND POLITICS IN ANTEBELLUM MISSISSIPPI AND RECONSTRUCTION CALIFORNIA
Author
Parker, David Charles
Contributor
Rood, Daniel B. Advisor
Roth, Cassia Committee Member
Brooks, James F Committee Member
College or School
Franklin College of Arts and Sciences
Department
History
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Content Type
Thesis
Pagination
49
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pdf
Language
English
Degree Type
Master of Arts (MA)
Name of Granting Institution
University of Georgia
Year Degree Granted
2022-07
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Electronic Theses and Dissertations > Graduate Thesis
Franklin College of Arts and Sciences
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9949467823902959

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