I.A. Newby Books

South: A History
South: A History

By Idus A. Newby, I.A. Newby

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xvi, 559 p. ; 25 cm Includes bibliographical references and index

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History Of The South
History Of The South

By I.A. Newby, I. A Newby

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Jim Crow'S Defense: Anti-Negro Thought In America, 1900-1930
Jim Crow'S Defense: Anti-Negro Thought In America, 1900-1930

By I.A. Newby, James Breeden, Newby, I. A., Breeden, James

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xv, 230 p. ; 23 cm Reprint of the ed. published by Louisiana State University Press, Baton Rouge Bibliography: p. 201-221 Includes index

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The Civil War and Reconstruction, 1850-1877
Jim Crow s Defense
Jim Crow s Defense

By Idus A. Newby

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Challenge to the Court
Challenge to the Court

By Newby I. A.

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Plain folk in the new South
Plain folk in the new South

By Newby I. A.

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Black Carolinians
Black Carolinians

By Newby I. A.

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