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Recent Scholarship

Egnal, Marc, "Rethinking the Secession of the Lower South: The Clash of Two Groups," Civil War History, 50 (Sept. 2004), 261–90.

Fanslow, Mary, "From Timbering to Tourism: The Wonderland Hotel's Early Years," Journal of Appalachian Studies, 9 (Fall 2003), 433–49.

Iannini, Christopher, "The Vertigo of Circum-Caribbean Empire: William Bartram's Florida," Mississippi Quarterly, 57 (Winter 2003–2004), 147–55.

Malena, Anne, "The Translation of Louisiana into the South," Mississippi Quarterly, 57 (Winter 2003–2004), 85–97.

Segrest, Mab, "Rebirths of a U.S. Nation: Race and Gendering of the Nation State," Mississippi Quarterly, 57 (Winter 2003–2004), 27–40.

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