Reconstruction: An Anthology of Revisionist Writings by

This anthology brings together a diverse range of voices to reinterpret and reimagine historical events, cultural touchstones, and literary works. By challenging established narratives, the contributors offer new insights and perspectives that provoke thought and spark conversation. The anthology serves as a platform for revisionist thinking, encouraging readers to question assumptions and explore alternative viewpoints.

Reviews

JSTOR · Thelma D. Perry · 1972-03-05

comprehensive 4.50

The reviewer finds the anthology to be a well-curated collection that successfully challenges conventional views on Reconstruction. They appreciate the inclusion of diverse voices and the thorough analysis provided by the contributors.

Thelma D. Perry praises the anthology for its comprehensive and revisionist approach to the study of Reconstruction. They note that the collection not only challenges traditional interpretations but also introduces new perspectives that enrich the historical discourse. The reviewer particularly appreciates the depth of analysis and the inclusion of diverse voices, which contribute to a more inclusive and nuanced understanding of the period. They believe this anthology is a must-read for anyone interested in a more critical and comprehensive examination of Reconstruction.

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This anthology is a significant contribution to the literature on Reconstruction.

The contributors provide a fresh and critical perspective on the period.

The collection is a valuable addition to the study of American history.

JSTOR · Jerrell H. Shofner · 1970-06-10

insightful 4.50

The anthology is praised for its comprehensive collection of revisionist writings on Reconstruction, offering valuable insights into the period. The reviewer appreciates the depth and breadth of the research presented, making it a significant resource for scholars.

Jerrell H. Shofner highlights the importance of this anthology in bringing together some of the most critical research and writings on Reconstruction over the past three decades. They commend the editors for curating a diverse range of perspectives that challenge traditional narratives and provide a more nuanced understanding of the era. The reviewer particularly values the inclusion of lesser-known works that contribute to a more comprehensive historical analysis. Overall, they view this anthology as an essential addition to any serious study of Reconstruction, offering both depth and breadth in its coverage.

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This anthology represents what is probably the most significant body of interpretation of Reconstruction yet to appear.

The contributors to this volume have made significant contributions to our understanding of the period.

The anthology is a valuable resource for scholars and students alike.

IU ScholarWorks · Frederick D. Williams · 1969-12-01

essential 4.50

The reviewer commends the anthology for its thorough and revisionist approach to Reconstruction history. They highlight the importance of the contributions in reshaping the understanding of the period.

Frederick D. Williams applauds the anthology for its thorough and revisionist approach to the history of Reconstruction. They note that the collection successfully challenges traditional narratives and offers new insights into the complexities of the era. The reviewer particularly values the depth of research and the diverse perspectives presented, which contribute to a more comprehensive understanding of Reconstruction. They believe this anthology is an essential resource for scholars and students seeking a more critical and nuanced examination of the period.

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This anthology is a significant contribution to the study of Reconstruction.

The contributors provide a fresh and critical perspective on the period.

The collection is a valuable addition to the literature on American history.

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