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BOOK MANUSCRIPTS
Completed:
Defying Disfranchisement: Black Voting Rights
Activism, 1890-1908
(under review,
Louisiana State
University Press).
Judges and Historically Significant Decisions of
the United States Court for the Middle District
of Alabama
(commissioned by the Historical Committee of the
U.S. District Court
for the Middle District of Alabama;
forthcoming from the Bounds Publications Series,
University of Alabama School of Law).
In Progress:
The Litigious Mr. Washington: Booker T.
Washington, the Courts, and the Battle Against
Jim Crow.
(under contract,
University of
Georgia Press)
Alabama’s Supreme Court and Legal Institutions:
A History
(with Tony A. Freyer, Paul M. Pruitt, Timothy W.
Dixon, and Howard P. Walthall).
ARTICLES
Published:
"Disfranchisement, the U.S. Constitution, and
the Courts: Alabama’s 1901 Constitutional
Convention Debates the Grandfather Clause."
(forthcoming, American Journal of Legal
History)
"'The Milk in the Cocoanut': Booker T.
Washington, Theodore Roosevelt, and the Fear of
Conspiracy in Alabama’s 1901 Constitutional
Ratification Referendum." Southern Historian
26 (Spring 2005): 30-54 (awarded the 2005
Charles G. Summersell "Best Article" award.
"The
Burdens of Being White: Empire and
Disfranchisement."
Alabama Law Review
53, no. 1 (Fall 2001): 243-272.
In Progress:
"Williams v. Mississippi: Widely-noted,
Little-studied, and Misunderstood."
"Disfranchisement, the Disfranchisers, and the
Hawaiian Organic Act of 1900: 'Northern
Acquiescence' Revisited." (under review)
DICTIONARY ENTRIES
"NAACP" in the Encyclopedia of the Supreme
Court of the United States (forthcoming,
Scribner's)
"Reconstruction" and "Convict Leasing" in the
Encyclopedia of
Anti-Slavery and Abolition
(Greenwood Press, 2007).
"Trilateral Commission," in the
Conspiracy Theories
in American History: An Encyclopedia
(ABC-Clio, 2004).
"Joseph Philo Bradley," "William Rufus Day," and
"Sanford Ballard Dole," in the
Historical
Dictionary of the Gilded Age
(M. E. Sharpe Publishers, 2003).
"Saenz v. Roe," "U.S. v. Butler," "Missouri v.
Holland," "Craig v. Boren," "Balanced Budget
Amendment," "American Tobacco Case," "Granger
Cases," "ex parte Garland," and "Collector v.
Day," in the
Dictionary of
American History
(Scribner’s, 2002).
BOOK REVIEWS
Michael A. Ross, Justice of Shattered Dreams:
Samuel Freeman Miller and the Supreme Court
During the Civil War Era. (Southern
Historian 25 [Spring 2004]: 109-110).
David W. Blight, Race and Reunion: The Civil
War in American Memory. (Southern
Historian 25 [Spring 2004]: 107-108).
Charles B. Dew, Apostles of Disunion:
Southern Secession Commissioners and the Causes
of the Civil War. (Southern Historian
24 [Spring 2003]: 65-66).
Michael Perman, Struggle for Mastery:
Disfranchisement in the South, 1888-1908. (Southern
Historian 23 [Spring 2002]:127-129).
J. C. A. Stagg, ed., The Papers of James
Madison, Presidential Series, Vol. 4: 5 November
1811-9 July 1812. Southern Historian 22
[Spring 2001]: 135-136).
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