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Woodman Civil War Paper Problems in American History
Conflict and consensus in early American history
Conflict and consensus in modern American history
Conflict & Consensus in American History
Conflict Consensus in Modern American History
New South, new law
New South, new law

By Harold D. Woodman

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New South-New Law begins with a consideration of the origins of crop lien laws, which conservative southern legislators enacted as a means for landowners to obtain credit at a time when they had li...

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King cotton and his retainers
King Cotton and His Retainers
Woodman Civil War Cloth Problems in American history
King Cotton and His Retainers

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