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The surprising realities of rural race relations during a time of segregation

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A Choice Outstanding Academic Title, 2006.

“Mark Schultz illuminates a shadowy corner of the South with vivid depictions of work, race relations, and violence in Hancock County, Georgia. By connecting the memories of Hancock residents, past and present, with a trove of documentary evidence and then situating his evidence in the context of historical and autobiographical writing about the region, Schultz constructs a thoughtful, careful, and revealing study of race in the rural South during the twentieth century.” --Robert C. McMath Jr., professor of history, Georgia Institute of Technology


“The Rural Face of White Supremacy is an important book, sure to attract attention and help shape our view of race relations in the twentieth-century South."
--J. Morgan Kousser, professor of history and social sciences, California Institute of Technology

The Rural Face of White Supremacy

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      Publisher: University of Illinois Press
      Publication Date: 20/12/2006
      ISBN13: 9780252074363, 978-0252074363
      ISBN10: 025207436X
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      The surprising realities of rural race relations during a time of segregation

      Trade Review
      A Choice Outstanding Academic Title, 2006.

      “Mark Schultz illuminates a shadowy corner of the South with vivid depictions of work, race relations, and violence in Hancock County, Georgia. By connecting the memories of Hancock residents, past and present, with a trove of documentary evidence and then situating his evidence in the context of historical and autobiographical writing about the region, Schultz constructs a thoughtful, careful, and revealing study of race in the rural South during the twentieth century.” --Robert C. McMath Jr., professor of history, Georgia Institute of Technology


      “The Rural Face of White Supremacy is an important book, sure to attract attention and help shape our view of race relations in the twentieth-century South."
      --J. Morgan Kousser, professor of history and social sciences, California Institute of Technology

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