South-watching: Selected EssaysUNC Press Books, 1983 - 207 ページ Gerald W. Johnson of North Carolina and Baltimore was one of the most prominent American journalists of the twentieth century and one of the outstanding essayists of any age. The author of some three dozen books of history, biography, and commentary on Am |
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The Congo Mr Mencken | 3 |
Fourteen Equestrian Statues of Colonel Simmons | 9 |
The Ku Kluxer | 15 |
Saving Souls | 22 |
The Horrible South | 29 |
That Newest of New Souths | 43 |
Greensboro or What You Will | 45 |
Onion Salt | 51 |
Southern ImageBreakers | 106 |
A Reminder to the Critics of the South | 115 |
A Southerner to Southerners | 128 |
Race and Southern Politics | 137 |
A Tilt with Southern Windmills | 139 |
To Live and Die in Dixie | 146 |
After Forty YearsDixi | 158 |
Tar Heel Portraits | 167 |
The Battling South | 55 |
Service in the Cotton Mills | 64 |
Journalism below the Potomac | 72 |
The Function of Criticism at the Present Time | 83 |
Critical Attitudes North and South | 85 |
The South Takes the Offensive | 93 |
Chase of North Carolina | 169 |
Graham of Carolina | 181 |
Billy with the Red Necktie | 191 |
Old Slick | 200 |
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