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Black and white and banned all over: race, censorship and obscenity in postwar Memphis.

• Authors : Strub, Whitney

• Source: Journal of Social History. Spring, 2007, Vol. 40 Issue 3, p685, 31 p.

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The rocky road to a 'drug free Tennessee': a history of the early regulation of cocaine and the opiates, 1897-1913

• Authors : Foster, Jeffrey Clayton

• Source: Journal of Social History. Spring, 1996, Vol. 29 Issue 3, p547, 18 p.

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THE WHIPPING OF RICHARD MOORE: READING EMOTION IN RECONSTRUCTION AMERICA.

• Authors : Harcourt, Edward John

Subjects: WITNESSES; EQUALITYTENNESSEE; NASHVILLE (Tenn.); UNITED StatesMOORE, Richard

• Source: Journal of Social History; Winter2002, Vol. 36 Issue 2, p261-282, 22p

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The rocky road to a `drug free Tennessee': A history of the early regulation of cocaine and the...

• Authors : Foster, Jeffrey Clayton

Subjects: COCAINE; NARCOTIC laws; HISTORYTENNESSEE; UNITED States

• Source: Journal of Social History; Spring96, Vol. 29 Issue 3, p547, 18p

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`Your old father Abe Lincoln is dead and damned': Black soldiers and the Memphis race riot of 1866.

• Authors : Hardwick, Kevin R.

Subjects: RACE relations; NINETEENTH century; RIOTSTENNESSEE; MEMPHIS (Tenn.); UNITED States

• Source: Journal of Social History; Fall93, Vol. 27 Issue 1, p109-128, 20p

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COMMUNITY, CLASS AND RACE IN THE MEMPHIS RIOT OF 1866.

• Authors : Waller, Altina L.

Subjects: RIOTS; COMMUNITIES; INTERPERSONAL relationsTENNESSEE; MEMPHIS (Tenn.); UNITED States

• Source: Journal of Social History; Winter84, Vol. 18 Issue 2, 1 Chart, 1 Map

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