Articles:

"The Principle of Liberation: Henry P. Moore's Civil War Photographs of African Americans"
Michelle Lamunière, Boston University

"From the Cotton Field to the Great Waterway: African Americans and the Muscle Shoals Project during World War I"
Victoria Ott, University of Tennessee

"Something Lost: The Black Farmer and the Alabama Cooperative Extension Service Before, During, and After Integration"
T. Robert Hart, University of Alabama

"Proud to Lend My Name and Whatever Strength I Have: U.S. Senator Carter Glass and World War II Interventionism"
Christopher John Bright, The George Washington University

This issue also includes fifty book reviews on the latest historical scholarship.

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