This collection of documents represents a behind-the-scenes look at Arkansas from earliest times to 1984. Here are newspaper articles, government bulletins, legislative acts, broadsides, letters, and speeches. Collectively, they give a firsthand glimpse at how the twenty-fifth state’s history was made. Consideration is given to social and cultural aspects of Arkansas history, with special attention focused on the role played by women and blacks.
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Having become interested in family genealogy, and having been born and raised in Arkansas, I wanted to refresh my memory of Arkansas history to supplement my genealogical research.
This book is written by history professors I had at UALR back in the mid-70s. So it was an opportunity to see their scholarship outside the classroom. I have not been disappointed. The book provides a solid review of the intricate and colorful aspects of Arkansas history. I can recommend this book without reservation.
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Preface general introduction Part one: Early Arkansas, to 1836 Chapter 1: Under three flags chapter 2: the Arkansas territory Part two: Arkansas and the South, 1836 to 1900 Chapter 3: Antebellum Arkansas, 1836-1860 Chapter 4: Arkansas and the civil war crisis, 1860-1874 Chapter 5 Arkansas and the new South, 1875-1900 Part three: Modern Arkansas, 1900 to 1954 Chapter 6: Arkansas in the progressive era Chapter 7: Between the wars, 1920-1940 Chapter 8: Arkansas at during war and peace, 1941-1954 Part four: Contemporary Arkansas, from 1954 Chapter 9: Contemporary Arkansas for further reading index
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The land covered by the present state of Arkansas consists of more than fifty thousand square miles lying west of the Mississippi River in the latitude between 33 and 3630'. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Little Rock, United States, New York, Arkansas Gazette, Arkansas Post, University of Arkansas, New Orleans, Fort Smith, Van Dalsem, Arkansas Territory, Arkansas History Commission, Hot Springs, New South, Supreme Court, National River, Central High School, Pine Bluff, Buffalo River, Ann Arbor, Arkansas Historical Quarterly, Perry County, State Treasury, Devil's Fork, Progressive Era, South Carolina New!
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The land covered by the present state of Arkansas consists of more than fifty thousand square miles lying west of the Mississippi River in the latitude between 33 and 3630'. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
refunding bill, selection that follows, colored passengers, jury commissioners, general revenue fund, territorial period Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Little Rock, United States, New York, Arkansas Gazette, Arkansas Post, University of Arkansas, New Orleans, Fort Smith, Van Dalsem, Arkansas Territory, Arkansas History Commission, Hot Springs, New South, Supreme Court, National River, Central High School, Pine Bluff, Buffalo River, Ann Arbor, Arkansas Historical Quarterly, Perry County, State Treasury, Devil's Fork, Progressive Era, South Carolina New!
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- The Territorial Papers of the United States (The Territory of Illinois 1814-1818) by Clarence E. Carter on 5 pages
- The Long Shadow of Little Rock by Daisy Bates on page 240, and page 317
- Centennial History of Arkansas by Dallas Herndon on page 22, and page 45
- New South (Yale chronicles of America series) by Holland Thompson on page 122
- France in America by W. J. Eccles on page 22
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