L'État face à la violence raciale durant la Reconstruction. Le cas de l'Alabama et du Tennessee (1865-1877)

By examining the responses to racial violence that two southern states proposed during the Reconstruction period, this article sheds light on the diverse nature of the federal military intervention and establishes the significance of political autonomy on the limits and meaning of freedom. Mindful o...

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Auteur principal: Ouellet, Nelson
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spelling cairn-RFEA_108_0098RFEARevue française d’études américaines https://shs.cairn.info/revue-francaise-d-etudes-americaines-2006-2-page-98?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rfea.108.0098 L'État face à la violence raciale durant la Reconstruction. Le cas de l'Alabama et du Tennessee (1865-1877) Ouellet, Nelson2006 AlabamaloireconstructionTennesseeviolenceAlabamalawreconstructionTennesseeviolencefre Revue française d’études américaines | 108 | 2 | 2006-09-01 | p. 98-117 | 0397-7870 RFEA_10826 By examining the responses to racial violence that two southern states proposed during the Reconstruction period, this article sheds light on the diverse nature of the federal military intervention and establishes the significance of political autonomy on the limits and meaning of freedom. Mindful of the local, regional, and federal experiences, the article connects the legislative records of the states of Tennessee and Alabama to the struggle between due process advocates and “rough justice” defenders. By doing so, it adds to the rich literature on the origins of the Jim Crow South.Cairn free access
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topic Alabama
loi
reconstruction
Tennessee
violence
Alabama
law
reconstruction
Tennessee
violence
spellingShingle Alabama
loi
reconstruction
Tennessee
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Alabama
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reconstruction
Tennessee
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Ouellet, Nelson
L'État face à la violence raciale durant la Reconstruction. Le cas de l'Alabama et du Tennessee (1865-1877)
topic_facet Alabama
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Tennessee
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reconstruction
Tennessee
violence
description By examining the responses to racial violence that two southern states proposed during the Reconstruction period, this article sheds light on the diverse nature of the federal military intervention and establishes the significance of political autonomy on the limits and meaning of freedom. Mindful of the local, regional, and federal experiences, the article connects the legislative records of the states of Tennessee and Alabama to the struggle between due process advocates and “rough justice” defenders. By doing so, it adds to the rich literature on the origins of the Jim Crow South.
author Ouellet, Nelson
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title L'État face à la violence raciale durant la Reconstruction. Le cas de l'Alabama et du Tennessee (1865-1877)
title_short L'État face à la violence raciale durant la Reconstruction. Le cas de l'Alabama et du Tennessee (1865-1877)
title_full L'État face à la violence raciale durant la Reconstruction. Le cas de l'Alabama et du Tennessee (1865-1877)
title_fullStr L'État face à la violence raciale durant la Reconstruction. Le cas de l'Alabama et du Tennessee (1865-1877)
title_full_unstemmed L'État face à la violence raciale durant la Reconstruction. Le cas de l'Alabama et du Tennessee (1865-1877)
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