...Mary Hilliard Hinton Copyright © 1902 by Duke University Press 1902 Colonel John Hinton By Mary Hilliard Hinton The subject of this sketch was an American: so is the writer, dwelling in the land of the free a land so free that we are not even burdened with the custom of cherishing...

...Mary Hilliard Hinton Copyright © 1902 by Duke University Press 1902 Colonel John Hinton By Mary Hilliard Hinton The subject of this sketch was an American: so is the writer, dwelling in the land of the free a land so free that we are not even burdened with the custom of cherishing...

...William Polk Copyright © 1931 by Duke University Press 1931 THE HATED HELPER WILLIAM POLK BEFORE he reached the age of thirty, Hinton Rowan Helper, of North Carolina, as he styled himself, had attained a degree of infamy in the South that few persons, even after long lives devoted to all...

... Ed Hinton, after viewing the funeral procession, referred to it as the most awesome and overpowering funeral route in the history of Dixie. 1 Political leaders and governmental bodies honored the coach with official gestures of mourning, including statements of the highest praise. Bryant was a hero...

...://northernnotes.leeds.ac.uk/black-lives-matter-and-the-white-society-of-the-spectacle/ . Hinton Alexander Laban . 2021 . It Can Happen Here: White Power and the Rising Threat of Genocide in the US . New York University Press . Hitler Adolf . 1924 . Mein Kampf . Mumbai : Jaico Publishing House...

... of these posts. Writing to Judge Mangum, concerning the senatorial election, C. L. Hinton, of Raleigh, said: So far as I can learn there is a general disposition to return you to the Senate Gaston, Owen, and Badger are mostly spoken of. Gaston if he will accept I think is the favorite. Badger is stronger than I...

.... 1859, in the Richard J. Hinton Papers, Kansas State Historical Society; and Brown s statements to Sanborn, Stearns, Hanway, and Emerson, cited in Oates, To Purge This Land with Blood, pp. 197, 258, 395. 8 One could cite any number of letters and documents on this point, but see particularly Brown s...

... of the actual tragedy of the lives lost in 1989 but consider one of the more re­ cent controversies: the Chinese government s protesting Carma Hinton s documentary of the Tian anmen events, The Gate of Heavenly Peace, by de­ clining director Zhang Yimou s invitation to its showing at the New York Film Festival...

... it was overruled at once. Colonel Whittlesey thought the whole *An instance of this may be seen in the following case: W. R. Pool, of Wake, in 1867 had a cotton gin burned and fifteen of his hogs stolen. Some of these were killed near by and the blood and tracks were traced to the house of a freedman named Hinton...

... the plantation owner along the path of profit and efficiency in the administration of his estate. Hinton R. Helper, who called himself a Southerner by virtue of having been born in North Carolina, but was in reality a cosmopolite with just enough knowledge of slavery to take the census returns of 1850...

... . Hinton Elizabeth K. 2016 . From the War on Poverty to the War on Crime: The Making of Mass Incarceration in America . Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press . Hooker Juliet . 2009 . Race and the Politics of Solidarity . New York : Oxford University Press . Hooker Juliet...

... The South A tlantie Quarterly economic analysts such as Hinton Helper and Cassius Clay, Fogel and Engerman nonetheless maintain that Olmstead s comparative enlightenment was simply not strong enough to overcome the biases which led him to belittle the quality of black labor. Olmstead s defenders would...

... Leela , 165 – 95 . New York : New York University Press . Hesse Barnor . 2017 . “ White Sovereignty (. . .), Black Life Politics: ‘The N****R They Couldn’t Kill’ .” South Atlantic Quarterly 116 , no. 3 : 581 – 604 . Hinton Elizabeth . 2016 . From the War on Poverty...

... . 1992 . Beneath the Surface: Racial Harassment . London : Avebury . Hinton Elizabeth . 2016 . From the War on Poverty to the War on Crime: The Making of Mass Incarceration in America . Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press . Institute of Race Relations . 1987 . Policing...

.... Worthy old Hinton Rowan Helper, who still lives to hear the first threatening notes of a new Impending Crisis, has a more feasible solution, viz: to fossilize them beneath the American sod. But neither solution will work. The only solu­ tion reserved for us is the adoption of these children of Africa...

... will easily recall James G. Birney, Cassius M. Clay, Hinton Rowan Helper, Daniel R. Goodloe, and Moncure Daniel Conway. They were all exceptional men perhaps radical men; for it was only they out of a large part of the population that disapproved of slavery who went so far as to speak and write publicly...

... for nationalists to derive comfort from his writings opposing secession. Hinton Rowan Helper, Daniel R. Goodloe, the young antislavery men in the Virginia legislature of 1832, and other courageous idealists appealed to the authority of Jefferson to support their stand against the prevailing sentiment...

... problems. Worthy old Hinton Rowan Helper, who still lives to hear the first threatening notes of a new Impending Crisis, has a more feasible solution, viz: to fossilize them beneath the American sod. But neither solution will work. The only solution reserved for us is the adoption of these children...

... William R. Hinton, elector on the Jackson-Barbour ticket of 1832, refused to support Jackson after the veto, and withdrew from the ticket, regarding the bank as inseparably connected with the prosperity of the Union and indispensable to the preservation of a sound currency. In the congressional election...

... of slavery. In the Thirty-sixth Congress, which met in December, 1859, he was for many weeks the leading candidate of the Republican party in a prolonged contest over the speakership. His defeat has commonly been ascribed to an indorsement of the remarkable book written in North Carolina by Hinton R.- Helper...