The Border South
The rise of the Border South in the nineteenth century as a section was accompanied by conflict over slavery. It was a geopolitical region whose complexities of identity, commerce, and family make it both deeply Southern and at points open to other regions, cultures, and influences.
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doaj-051806b934384b37bd3bd265dd3a0b6d2020-11-25T01:00:24ZengEmory Center for Digital ScholarshipSouthern Spaces1551-27542004-04-0110.18737/M7Q604The Border SouthWilliam G. Thomas III0University of NebraskaThe rise of the Border South in the nineteenth century as a section was accompanied by conflict over slavery. It was a geopolitical region whose complexities of identity, commerce, and family make it both deeply Southern and at points open to other regions, cultures, and influences.https://southernspaces.org/node/42693EconomicsMigrationPolitics and GovernmentRegional StudiesSlaverySocial Movements |
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Emory Center for Digital Scholarship |
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Southern Spaces |
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The rise of the Border South in the nineteenth century as a section was accompanied by conflict over slavery. It was a geopolitical region whose complexities of identity, commerce, and family make it both deeply Southern and at points open to other regions, cultures, and influences. |
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Economics Migration Politics and Government Regional Studies Slavery Social Movements |
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