Preface to the Fifteenth Anniversary Edition
Ch. 1: Junction
Ch. 2: Election News
Ch. 3: In Town
Ch. 4: Dry Goods
Ch. 5: Mill and Mine
Ch. 6: In Black and White
Ch. 7: Faith
Ch. 8: Out in the Country
Ch. 9: Alliances
Ch. 10: Populism
Ch. 11: Turning of the Tide
Ch. 12: Reunion and Reaction
Ch. 13: Books
Ch. 14: Voices
Ch. 15: Twentieth Century Limited
Epilogue
Edward L. Ayers is President and Professor of History at the University of Richmond. He was named National Professor of the Year in 2003 and is a Bancroft and the Beveridge Prize winner.
"Here, at last, is a subtle, compelling view of the late
19th-century South whose scholarship is up-to-date....In a
synthesis that captures the late 19th-century South in its
bewildering complexity, Ayers does get the New South
right."--Washington Post Book World
"The most ambitious, comprehensive, and original survey of
post-Reconstruction Southern history to appear since Woodward's
Origins.... Ayers's book deepens and enriches our sense of the
diversity and complexity of southern life."--George M. Fredrickson,
The New York Review of Books
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