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Selected fiction of William Gilmore Simms Edited with an Afterword, Historical and Textual Commentary, and Notes by Kevin Collins Introduction by John Caldwell Guilds, Series Editor
Thomas J. Ward Jr. The challenges of practicing medicine while Black Sidney S. McMath This charismatic former governor has always championed democracy.
T. Harri Baker and Jane Browning Adopted by the State of Arkansas for 2003 A.W. Bishop A rare contemporary account of the plight and patriotism of Southern Unionists Muhsin al-Ramli An Iraqui family tries to survive both a dictator and a war. William Monks A Union patriot makes his final stand Michelle Boisseau Michelle Boisseau is also the author of Understory (Northeastern, 1996), winner of the Samuel French Morse Prize; No Private Life (Vanderbilt, 1990); and, with the late Robert Wallace, Writing Poems (Longman, 2003). 
Educating the Masses Edited by C. Calvin Smith A gallery of unsung heroes 
Dangerous Liaisons Charles F. Robinson II Why was marriage against the law?
with a new Afterword The Palestinian past isn't dead. It isn't even past.
Rick Ostrander A history reconnecting Christianity to higher education |
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The
Cassique of Kiawah
Black
Physicians in the Jim Crow South, 1880—1960
Promises
Kept 
An
Arkansas History for Young People
Loyalty
on the Frontier
Scattered
Crumbs 
A
History of Southern Missour and Northern Arkansas
Trembling
Air 
Memories
of Revolt
Head,
Heart, and Hand