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Sonata. II. Sehr langsam- Lebhaft

ContributorsHindemith, Paul, 1895-1963 (Composer)

New Orleans and the Black Press: How New Orleans impacted Reconstruction Policy in America

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In the years after the American Civil War, New Orleans became an important city in regards to racial turmoil and political futures. Three separate riots, each taking place between the years of 1866-1874, came to be defining moments in the greater pantheon of Reconstruction politics. Each of these riots had…

In the years after the American Civil War, New Orleans became an important city in regards to racial turmoil and political futures. Three separate riots, each taking place between the years of 1866-1874, came to be defining moments in the greater pantheon of Reconstruction politics. Each of these riots had major impacts on the political climate of the day, with national implications that stretched far beyond just the city of New Orleans.

ContributorsHillmann, Connor John (Author) / Simpson, Brooks (Thesis director) / Whitaker, Matthew (Committee member) / Campbell, James (Committee member) / Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor) / School of Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies (Contributor)

Created2013-12

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Sonata. II. Sehr langsam- Lebhaft

New Orleans and the Black Press: How New Orleans impacted Reconstruction Policy in America

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