The South; a central theme? - Billington, Monroe L. (Monroe Lee) (Rinehart and Winston, New York: Holt, 1969)
Unchanging white supremacy, by F. B. Simkins.--Mythology and symbolism of race, by G. B. Tindall.--The challenge of desegregation, by T. D. Clark.--The peculiar institutions, by H. S. Ashmore.--Development of a Virginia aristocracy, by L. B. Wright.--The country gentleman ideal, by C. Eaton.--The cult of chivalry, by R. G. Osterweis.--The South's democratic pose, by F. B. Simkins.--The militant South, by J. H. Franklin.--The southerner as extremist, by F. E. Vandiver.--Preoccupation with agriculture, by C. W. Ramsdell.--I'll take my stand; the ideal of an agrarian society selections by F. L. Owsley and J. C. Ransom.--A persistent folk culture, by D. M. Potter.--The heritage of history, by C. V. Woodward.--A conservative political philosophy, by J. J. Kilpatrick.--Suggested readings (p. 119-122)
Keywords: Southern States