"first quotation"

Key Phrases: New Orleans, Tulane University, Tulane Hullabaloo, New York, Newcomb College, Tulane Board, uptown campus, faculty minutes, budget review committee, sixth quotation, allowable deficit, black admissions (see more)

Key Phrases: New Orleans, Tulane University, Tulane Hullabaloo, New York, Newcomb College, Tulane Board, Student Senate, President Harris, World War, Law Committee, Sheldon Hackney, Dean's Report, Ford Foundation, United States, President Longenecker, University College, Joseph Jones, Herbert Longenecker, Athletic Advisory Committee, Clarence Scheps, Henry Mason, Latin American, Paul Tulane, Southern Conference, School of Engineering, uptown campus, faculty minutes, budget review committee, sixth quotation, allowable deficit, black admissions, campus dissent, theater faculty, university senate, fourth quotation, athletic policy, faculty resolution, interracial party, fifth quotation, major capital campaign, third quotation, presidential search, first quotation, voluntary desegregation, student power, university governance, private research universities, clipping scrapbooks, intercollegiate athletics, campus activism (see less)

Key Phrases: United States, New Orleans, War Department, President Davis, West Point, South Carolina, sixth quotation, fifth quotation, fourth quotation, third quotation, first quotation, remaining quotations (see more)

Key Phrases: United States, New Orleans, War Department, President Davis, West Point, South Carolina, Davis Bend, White House, Army of Tennessee, Lieutenant Davis, North Carolina, Joseph Johnston, Samuel Davis, Zachary Taylor, Rio Grande, Fort Crawford, Sarah Dorsey, Warren County, New York City, Senator Davis, Fort Sumter, Mississippi Valley, Fortress Monroe, Mexican War, New Mexico, sixth quotation, fifth quotation, fourth quotation, third quotation, first quotation, remaining quotations, second quotation, final quotation (see less)

Key Phrases: African Americans, Old Dominion, Jim Crow, Anglo-Saxon Clubs, World War, Newport News, managed race relations, other white elites, most white elites, racial integrity bill, racial integrity law, managing race relations (see more)

Key Phrases: African Americans, Old Dominion, Jim Crow, Anglo-Saxon Clubs, World War, Newport News, Hampton Institute, Richmond News Leader, Racial Integrity Act, Harry Byrd, Richmond Times-Dispatch, United States, Douglas Southall Freeman, North Carolina, Massenburg Bill, Norfolk Virginian-Pilot, Samuel Tucker, University of Virginia, Virginius Dabney, Walter Plecker, Richmond Planet, Bureau of Vital Statistics, New York, Carter Glass, Civil War, managed race relations, other white elites, most white elites, racial integrity bill, racial integrity law, managing race relations, residential segregation ordinance, antilynching statute, fifth quotations, interracial commission, little tyrannies, melancholy distinction, antilynching law, business progressivism, southern progressivism, third quotation, interracial efforts, black citizenry, black grievances, fourth quotation, first quotation, interracial work, interracial cooperation, harmonious race relations, southern liberalism (see less)

Key Phrases: Twentieth Maine, New York, First Division, General Griffin, Army of the Potomac, United States, genealogy drafts, flank marker, brigade bugler, division flag, first quotation, battle smoke (see more)

Key Phrases: Twentieth Maine, New York, First Division, General Griffin, Army of the Potomac, United States, Five Forks, Little Round Top, General Warren, General Meade, Second Corps, First Brigade, General Grant, Quaker Road, Gravelly Run, Sixth Corps, Joshua Chamberlain, Ford Road, General Bartlett, Army of Northern Virginia, General Lee, South Side Railroad, Eighty-third Pennsylvania, Ninth Corps, Tom Chamberlain, genealogy drafts, flank marker, brigade bugler, division flag, first quotation, battle smoke, officer letter, army life, sawdust pile (see less)