Author(s): Lawrence J. Friedman

Social Science, Economic History, Race/Identity, Peace/Cultural/ International Studies | USA, Canada

"The author explores the subjective world of white Southerners between the Civil War and World War I to disclose their racial fantasies and the social and psychological roots of those fantasies. He reveals how a complex set of anxieties and repressions in Southern life led whites to need "Negro" Inferiority."

Book in good condition. Tanning on first and last pages and on outside page edges.