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A SELECTED LIST OF PERIODICAL ARTICLES |
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| US | Adams, William Forbes. "A Trader on the Western Carolina Frontier." in Appalachian Frontiers: Settlement, Society, and Development in the Pre-industrial Era, ed. Robert D. Mitchell, 150-65. Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 1990. |
| An Artist's Wife. "The North Carolina Mountains," [Lenoir, Caldwell County, N.C., August 20, 1870] Appleton's Journal, 4 (1870): 465. [MOA- FULL TEXT] |
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| A New Teacher. "First Impressions of a Mountain School," The American Missionary, 53 (1899): 15-16. |
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| Bennett, William D. "Early Settlement on the New River System," North Carolina Genealogical Society Journal 10, no.1 (1984): 2-3 |
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| Berkeley, Edmund, and Dorothy S. Berkeley. “'The Manner of Living of the North Carolinians,' by Francis Veale, December 19, 1730.” North Carolina Historical Review 41 (April 1964): 239-245. |
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| Berthoff, Rowland. "Celtic Mist Over the South." Journal of Southern History 52 (1986): 523-46. |
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| Berthold, Dennis. "Miss Martha and Ms. Woolson: Persona in the Travel Sketches." in Constance Fenimore Woolson's Nineteenth Century: Essays. Ed. Victoria Brehm. | |
| Billings, Dwight, Kathleen Blee and Louis
Swanson. "Culture, Family and Community in Pre-industrial America." Appalachian Journal 13, (1986): 150-70. |
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| C | Bloom, Leonard. "The Acculteration of the Eastern Cherokees." North Carolina Historical Review 19 (1942): 323-58. |
| Boosinger, Laura. "Luke Smathers, Mountain Swing Musician: A Biography," in May We All Remember Well, 2, (2001): 214-239. | |
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Boyle, Esmerelda. "The Mountain-Slopes and River-Banks of North Carolina. Overland Monthly and Out West Magazine [San Francisco] 1 (1883): 536-40. [MOA] |
| Brown, William Perry. "A Peculiar People, " The Overland Monthly, 12 (1888): 505-08. [ILL] |
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| Brunk, Andrew James. "Robert Duncanson's View of Asheville, North Carolina, 1850," in May We All Remember Well, 1, (1997): 114-23. | |
| Bulkley, Peter B. "Identifying the White Mountain Tourist, 1853-1854: Origin, Occupation and Wealth as a Definition of the Early Hotel Trade." Historical New Hampshire 35 (Summer 1980): 106-162 | |
| Burnett, Swan M. "The Over-Mountain Men." The American Historical Register, 1 (1894-95):313-24, 421-31. [ILL] |
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| Butcher, Jamie. "Religion, Race, Gender, and Education: The Allen School, Asheville, North Carolina, 1885 to 1974. Appalachian Journal 2005 33(1): 78-109 32p. Historical Period: 1885-1974 | |
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Campbell, Robert F. "Classification of Mountain Whites." Southern Workman (Hampton, Va.: 1900) 30 [Feb. 1901]: 110-116. [ILL] |
| C | Campbell, Robert F. "The Cherokee Concept of Natural Balance," Indian Historian 3 (1970): 51-54. |
| W | Clarke, James Freeman. "Harriet Martineau". The North American Review. 124 (1877): 435-451. |
| WNC | Clingman, Thomas L. "North Carolina -- Her Wealth, Resources, and History." Debow's Review, Agricultural, Commercial, Industrial Progress and Resources., 25 (1858): 664-79. |
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Clingman, Thomas L. "The Great Meteor of 1860." Appelton's Journal, 5 (1871 ): 10-16. [MOA - FULL TEXT] |
| WNC | Cole, Thomas. "Essay on American Scenery." American Monthly Magazine, no. 1 (Jan. 1836): 1-12. See [http://www.fandm.edu/x7309.xml for FULL TEXT] |
| WNC | Colton, Henry E. "Western North Carolina." Appleton's Journal, 5 [issue 112] (1871): 587-88. [MOA - FULL TEXT] |
| WNC | Colton, Henry E. "Picturesque America: Farm on the French Broad, and Hickory-Nut Gap, with illustrations by Harry Fenn." Appleton's Journal, 5 [issue 90] (1871): 737-738. [MOA - FULL TEXT] |
| Colton, Henry E. "Picturesque America, Part III: Reem's Creek" Appleton's Journal, 5 [issue 97] (1871): 135-37. [MOA - FULL TEXT] |
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| Colton, Henry E. "Picturesque America, Part I: Mountain Island " Appleton's Journal, 5 [issue 93] (1871): 15-18. [MOA - FULL TEXT] |
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| US | Cowen, Edward J. "Back-home and the Back Country: David Hackett Fischer's Borderlands Revisited." Appalachian Journal 19 (1991): 166-73. |
| Eller, Ronald D. "Land and Family: An Historical View of Pre-industrial Appalachia." Appalachain Journal 6 (1979): 83-110. |
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| C | Evans, E. Raymond. "Highways to Progress: Nineteenth-century Roads in the Cherokee Nation." Journal of Cherokee Studies 2 (1977): 394-400. |
| AA | Fitzpatrick, Pat. "Growing Up in Stumptown," in May We All Remember Well, 2, (2001): 141-153. |
| Fox, John Jr. "The Southern Mountaineer," Scribner's 29 (1901): 387-92. |
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| Fox, John Jr. "A Mountain Europa" The Century: A Popular Quarterly. 44 (1892): 760-75. [MOA - FULL TEXT] [In two parts] |
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| *** | Frost, William. " Our Contemporary Ancestors in the Southern Mountains." The Atlantic Monthly. 83 (1899): 311-20. [MOA- FULL TEXT] |
| Gray, Sam and Rob Amberg. "The Roads of Madison County: An Interpretative History," in May We All Remember Well, 2, (2001): 288-313. |
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| W | Gresham, Dorothy. "A Mountain Village of the Southland." Catholic World, 56 (1892): 158-64. [MOA- FULL TEXT] |
| *** | Griffith, Clay. "An Inventory of Douglas Ellington's Architectural Work in Western North Carolina," in May We All Remember Well, 2, (2001): 91-119. |
| Hagy, James. "The Lost Archives of the Cherokee Nation," East Tennessee Historical Society Publications 43-45 (1971-73). |
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| Johnson, Bruce. "'To Serve Unnoticed and to Work Unseen': Eleanor Vance, Charlotte Yale and the Origins of Biltmore Estate Industries," in May We All Remember Well, 2, (2001): 241-266. |
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| Johnston, Hugh Buckner. “The Journal of Ebenezer Hazard in North Carolina, 1777 and 1778.” North Carolina Historical Review 36 (July 1959): 358-381. |
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| King, Edward. "The Great South: Among the Mountains of Western North Carolina." Scribner's Monthly 7 (1874): 513-44. [MOA- FULL TEXT] |
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| Klotter, James C. "The Black South and White Appalachia," Journal of American History, 1980 66(4): 832-849 . [Historical Period: 1880-1915] |
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| Lanman,
Charles. "Novelties of Southern Scenery." Appleton's Journal, 29 (1869): 257-61. [MOA - FULL TEXT] [Linville Gorge] |
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| Lefler, Hugh Talmage. “A Description of 'Carolana' by a 'Well-Willer,' 1649.” North Carolina Historical Review 32 (January 1955): 102-105. |
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| McKinney, Gordon. "Southern Mountain Republicans and the Negro, 1865-1900, Journal of Southern History 1975 41(4): 493-516 24p. [Historical Period: 1865-1900] |
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| Pierson,
D.L. [Mrs.] "The Mountaineers of Madison County, N.C.," Missionary Review of the World, [New York: Funk & Wagnells, 1888-1939], 10 (1897): 821-31. [ILL article] |
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| Porter, Benjamin. "Herbert W. Pelton: '...Expert in Taking Pictures of This Kind,'" in May We All Remember Well, 2, (2001): 314-343. | |
| Powell, William S., ed. “Tryon's 'Book' on North Carolina.” North Carolina Historical Review 34 (July 1957): 406-415. |
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| Rippy, J. Fred. “A View of the Carolinas in 1783.” North Carolina Historical Review 6 (October 1929): 362-370. |
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| Smith, Barbara Ellen. "'Beyond the Mountains': The Paradox of Women's Place in Appalachian History," NWSA Journal 11 (1999): (Critical Essay) |
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| Smith, Charles F. "Our Southernisms," Transactions of the American Philological Association, 14 (1883): 42-56. [ILL] |
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| Stein, Daniel T. "I Ain't Never Seen a Nigger': The Discourse of Denial in Lee Smith's 'The Devil's Dream'", European Journal of American Culture 2003 22(2): 139-157. |
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| Stuckert, Robert P.
"Free Black Populations of the Southern Appalachian Mountains: 1860. Journal of Black Studies 1993 23(3): 358-370 |
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| Turner, William H. "Black in Appalachian America: Reflections on Biracial Education and Unionism," PHYLON 1983 44(3): 198-208 |
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| Vivian, Daniel J. "Public Architecture, Civic Aspirations and the Price of 'Progress': A History of the Buncombe County Courthouse," in May We All Remember Well, 2, (2001): 154-177. |
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| Wilcox, Marion. "The Poetry of Commonplace; Chapter 1, 'A North Carolina Incident,'" The New Englander and Yale Review 44 (1885): 239-250. <http://cdl.library.cornell.edu/moa/moa_search.html> Making of America - FULL TEXT |
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| Woolson, Constance Fenimore. "Up In the Blue Ridge." Appleton's Journal 5 (1878): 104-25. |
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| Woolson, Constance Fenimore. "The Happy Valley." Harper's New Monthly Magazine, 41 (1870): 282-285. |
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| Woolson, Constance Fenimore. "The French Broad," Harper's New Monthly Magazine, 50 (1875):617-636 |
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