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• Ulrich B. Phillips
  ...] in the 1950s. <ref> In 1982, Stampp wrote, "In their day the writings of Ulrich B. Phillips on slavery were both highly original and decidedly revisionist... . He was ...s writing about post-Civil War southern politics since at least 1928, when Ulrich B. Phillips pronounced race relations the "central theme" of southern history. What con
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• Ulrich B. Phillips/Approval
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• Ulrich B. Phillips/Definition
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• Ulrich B. Phillips/Bibliography
  * Potter, David M. "The Work of Ulrich B. Phillips: A Comment." ''Agricultural History,'' 41 (October, 1967): 359-363. * Pressly Thomas J. "Ulrich B. Phillips." In ''Americans Interpret Their Civil War'' Princeton University Press, 19
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• Ulrich B. Phillips/Bibliography
  * Potter, David M. "The Work of Ulrich B. Phillips: A Comment." ''Agricultural History,'' 41 (October, 1967): 359-363. * Pressly Thomas J. "Ulrich B. Phillips." In ''Americans Interpret Their Civil War'' Princeton University Press, 19
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• Progressive Era/Catalogs
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• Ulrich B. Phillips
  ...] in the 1950s. <ref> In 1982, Stampp wrote, "In their day the writings of Ulrich B. Phillips on slavery were both highly original and decidedly revisionist... . He was ...s writing about post-Civil War southern politics since at least 1928, when Ulrich B. Phillips pronounced race relations the "central theme" of southern history. What con
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• Ante-Bellum South
  ...arly-twentieth-century interpretations of historians William E. Dodd and [[Ulrich B. Phillips]], common southerners were portrayed as minor players in the antebellum per
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• Plain Folk of the Old South
  ...-twentieth-century interpretations of historians [[William E. Dodd]] and [[Ulrich B. Phillips]] common southerners were portrayed as minor players in the antebellum peri
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• Social History, U.S.
  The study of slavery as a social and economic system dates from [[Ulrich B. Phillips]] in the early 20th century. He argued that plantation slavery was a school * [[Ulrich B. Phillips]]
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• History/Catalogs/Historians by area of study
  *[[Ulrich B. Phillips]], slavery
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