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Life on a Plantation, 1950

multimedialearningllc wrote 5 months ago: This clip shows a simplified overview of life on the plantation, from the perspective of the “ … more →

Tags: Teacher Resources, videos, Teaching History, US History, teaching U.S. history, teaching social studies, Slavery, teaching slavery, History

A Touch of Southern Charm5 comments

Manami wrote 6 months ago: I could have sworn that my mother said something favorable about Natchez after a road trip she had t … more →

Tags: Mississippi, Natchez, Port Gibson, windsor ruins

The State of Jones3 comments

Rene Tyree wrote 6 months ago: The good folks at Doubleday sent me a review copy of The State of Jones: The Small Southern County T … more →

Tags: Books, Civil War, Abraham Lincoln, Book Reviews, book publishers, John Stauffer, Frederick Douglass, Biography, Civil War Books

Mississippi in Africa 2 comments

travellinbaen wrote 6 months ago: Quote of the Day:     “Do not look where you fell, but where you slipped.”     –Li … more →

Tags: Mississippi, Books, writing, Mississippi writers, Slavery, History, Alan Huffman, Mississippi in Africa, Liberia

On Know Nothings and Secret Societies - 32 comments

Rene Tyree wrote 11 months ago: In the spring of 1850, another nativist fraternity, The Order of the Star Spangled Banner (OSSB) was … more →

Tags: James McPherson, Antebellum America, Antebellum North, wig-wags, nativism, Know-Nothings, Charles B. Allen, James Barker, Order of United Americans

On Slavery - 8: The "Peculiar Institution"

Rene Tyree wrote 1 year ago: I believe the use of the phrase “peculiar institution” was intended to convey the highly … more →

Tags: Books, Slavery, Kenneth M. Stampp, Causes of the Civil War, Antebellum America, The Peculiar Institution: Slavery in the Ante-Bellum So, Peculiar Institution, Slave culture, Treatment of slaves

On Slavery - 6 Chattels Personal4 comments

Rene Tyree wrote 1 year ago: Kenneth Stampp’s chapter “Chattels Personal” is excellent. I suspect that “chattel” is not a word mo … more →

Tags: Library Of Congress, Slavery, Kenneth M. Stampp, Causes of the Civil War, Antebellum America, Causes of the American Civil War, Kenneth Stampp, chattel, chattels

On Slavery - 5 Escaping

Rene Tyree wrote 1 year ago: Original photo Library of Congress. LC-B8171-518″]Fugitive African Americans Fording the Rappa … more →

Tags: american indians, Antebellum America, Antebellum America: Prelude to Civil War, Antebellum North, Civil War, Kenneth M. Stampp, Slavery, wig-wags, Abolitionism

On Slavery - 4

Rene Tyree wrote 1 year ago: Cotton Harvest, U.S. South,1850s Reference BLAKE4, as shown on www.slaveryimages.org, sponsored by t … more →

Tags: Civil War, Slavery, Kenneth M. Stampp, Causes of the Civil War, Antebellum America, Antebellum North, Antebellum America: Prelude to Civil War, 19th century American History, regional actvities of slaves

On Slavery - 13 comments

Rene Tyree wrote 1 year ago: Photograph of Slave Cabin and Occupants Near Eufala, Barbour County, Alabama (Photo source: Library … more →

Tags: Civil War, Slavery, Kenneth M. Stampp, Causes of the Civil War, Religion and slaves, Antebellum America, The Peculiar Institution: Slavery in the Ante-Bellum So, 19th century America, Slave Cabin

Antebellum America Course Underway, New Books5 comments

Rene Tyree wrote 1 year ago: Class has started, Antebellum America. Books have been added to the reading list, some familiar and … more →

Tags: Books, Kenneth M. Stampp, Antebellum America, Antebellum North, Eric Foner, American Civil War, antebellum, Free Soil Free Labor Free Men, Slavery

Next Class: Antebellum America: Prelude to Civil War6 comments

Rene Tyree wrote 1 year ago: After a short break, I’ll be diving into my next class which starts November 3rd. As is my cus … more →

Tags: American Civil War, American Military History, American Military University, Antebellum America, Antebellum America: Prelude to Civil War, Antebellum North, book publishers, Book Reviews, Books

William T. Johnson 1809-1851

serenityhome wrote 1 year ago: I have been taking some vacation time and exploring Mississippi.  My journeys took me to Natchez, MS … more →

Tags: Justice, William T. Johnson, Natchez National Historical Park, Race

And so...The American Civil War2 comments

Rene Tyree wrote 1 year ago: We have arrived in “Studies in U.S. Military History” (see course information here) at t … more →

Tags: Books, Civil War, master's degree, Military History, The American Civil War, Antebellum America, Antebellum North, Railroads, American Civil War

Howe Wins 2008 Pulitizer Prize for History3 comments

Rene Tyree wrote 1 year ago: Daniel Walker Howe’s (right) 2007 book, What Hath God Wrought: The Transformation of America, … more →

Tags: Books, Antebellum America, Antebellum North, American Civil War, Daniel Walker Howe, History (Books), Early American History, 19th century American History, Pulitizer Prize for History

Program of Study - M.A. Military History - American Civil War

Rene Tyree wrote 1 year ago: For those interested, I have posted the full program of study for my Masters program on “the c … more →

Tags: American Civil War, American Military University, American Revolution, Antebellum America, Antebellum North, Books, Graduate School, Iraq War, Korean War

Exploring Causes of the Civil War - Part V: The Rise of Sectional Disputes

Rene Tyree wrote 2 years ago: This post continues a series on Exploring Causes of the Civil War. Other posts can be read by clicki … more →

Tags: Abolitionism, Antebellum America, Antebellum North, Slavery, American Anti-Slavery Society, Avery Craven, industrialization, James McPherson, Library Of Congress

Exploring Causes of the Civil War - Part III - The Antebellum South

Rene Tyree wrote 2 years ago: The Southern man aspired to a lifestyle that had, as utopian model of success, the English country f … more →

Tags: Antebellum America, Avery Craven, James McPherson, Library Of Congress, Slavery, Causes of the American Civil War, Civil War, Hamiltonian industrialization, Jeffersonian agrarianism


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