Title: Town and Country: Race Relations in an Urban-Rural Context, Arkansas, 1865–1905 Author: John William Graves Format: Hardcover Genre: History / African American Studies / Southern U.S. History Condition: Used – Good
Town and Country by John William Graves offers a comprehensive examination of race relations in Arkansas during the post-Civil War era. The book delves into the evolving dynamics between black and white communities as they adjusted to the new realities of freedom and Reconstruction. Graves highlights the contrasts between urban and rural settings, illustrating how African Americans in towns often achieved prominence as professionals and leaders, while rural areas grappled with entrenched agrarian traditions. This scholarly work contributes significantly to the understanding of the South's complex racial history during a transformative period.
Note: This hardcover edition is in used but in good condition but with light wear that does not affect its readability.
