Slavery and public history : the tough stuff of American memory

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Contributors: Horton, James Oliver., Horton, Lois E.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York : New Press : Distributed by Norton, c2006.
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Table of Contents:
  • Coming to terms with slavery in twenty-first-century America / Ira Berlin
  • If you don't tell it like it was, it can never be as it ought to be / David W. Blight
  • Slavery in American history: an uncomfortable national dialogue / James Oliver Horton
  • The last great taboo subject: exhibiting slavery at the Library of Congress / John Michael Vlach
  • For whom will the Liberty Bell toll? From controversy to cooperation / Gary B. Nash
  • Recovering (from) slavery: four struggles to tell the truth / Joanne Melish
  • Avoiding history: Thomas Jefferson, Sally Hemings, and the uncomfortable public conversation on slavery / Lois E. Horton
  • Southern comfort levels: race, heritage tourism, and the Civil War in Richmond / Marie Tyler-McGraw
  • "A cosmic threat": the National Park Service addresses the causes of the American Civil War / Dwight T. Pitcaithley
  • In search of a usable past: neo-Confederates and black Confederates / Bruce Levine
  • Epilogue: Reflections / Edward T. Linenthal.