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| What Is the South? Essays | |
| The Continuity of Southern History | |
| The Discontinuity of Southern History | |
| Quest for a Central Theme | |
| The Difficulty of Consensus on the South | |
| Settlement of Red, White, and Black DOCUMENTS Captain | |
| John Smith Describes the Natives of Virginia, 1612 | |
| Nathaniel Bacon's Rebellion in Virginia, 1675–1676 | |
| Virginia's Statutes, 1630–1705 | |
| Chevalier d'Iberville Explores the Gulf South, 1699 | |
| South Carolina Restricts the Liberties of Slaves, 1740 | |
| ESSAYS Gender and Race in Colonial Virginia | |
| Jr., Trade and Settlement in the Lower Mississippi Valley | |
| The Maturing of the Colonial South DOCUMENTS Elizabeth | |
| Sprigs Describes Harsh Conditions of Servitude, 1756 | |
| Eliza Lucas Writes on Love and Business, 1740, 1741 | |
| The Debate over Slavery in Georgia, 1735–1750 | |
| Runaway Slave Advertisements from South Carolina, 1743–1784 | |
| Merchant Robert Pringle Observes Life and Trade in Charleston, 1739–1743 | |
| Reverend Charles Woodmason Decries the "Wild Peoples" of the Carolina Backcountry, 1768 | |
| "We Are Free-Men...Not born Slaves": Grievances from the Backcountry, 1767 ESSAYS | |
| How Tobacco Production Shaped Slave Life in the Chesapeake | |
| Georgia's Attempt to Become a Viable Colony | |
| The Revolutionary South and Its Aftermath DOCUMENTS Two | |
| Attempts at Converting the Carolina Backcountry, 1775 | |
| Lord Dunmore's Proclamation Freeing Virginia's Slaves, 1775 | |
| Thomas Jefferson on the Defection of His Slaves to the British, 1781 | |
| Thomas Jefferson's Bill for Establishing Religious Freedom in Virginia, 1777 | |
| Eliza Wilkinson's Thoughts on Women and War, 1779 | |
| Colonel David Fanning's Memoirs of a Loyalist, 1781 | |
| Constitutional Clauses Refering to Slavery, 1787 ESSAYS | |
| The Impact of African American Resistance During the War | |
| Who Should Rule at Home? The Revolution in the Carolina Backcountry | |
| The Emergance of Southern Nationalism DOCUMENTS | |
| The Virginia and Kentucky Resolves, 1798, 1799 | |
| The Richmond Virginian Calls for Tighter Controls of Blacks, 1808 | |
| Southern Congressmen Defend Slavery in Missouri, 1820 | |
| Margaret Trimble McCue Wants to Live in a Free State, 1820 | |
| The Supreme Court Addresses Removal of the Indians from Georgia, 1831 | |
| The Nullification Crisis in South Carolina, 1832 | |
| John C. Calhoun Defends Slavery, 1837 ESSAYS | |
| The Missouri Controversy: A Critical Moment in Southern Sectionalism | |
| The Road Not Taken: Nullification, John C. Calhoun, and the Revolutionary Tradition in South Carolina | |
| The Slaveholders' South DOCUMENTS | |
| The Cotton South (map) Joseph G. Baldwin Examines Frontier Law in Alabama and Mississippi, 1835–1837 | |
| Cotton Planter Bennett Barrow Describes Life in Louisiana, 1838, 1839, 1841 | |
| Two Plantation Site Plan | |
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