REMEMBERING THE REVOLUTION
This collection, which Dr. Brundage helped to edit, offers a unique survey of the evolution of the American Revolution, from the event itself to the ways it set the stage for the Civil War. The contributors…
CIVILIZING TORTURE
Civilizing Torture attempts to place the controversy around “enhanced interrogation tactics” that dominated the national conversation during the War on Terror in a larger context throughout…
BLACKFACE
Beyond Blackface grew out of the author’s fascination with the brilliant blackface vaudeville comedian and historical figure, Bert Williams. The collection surveys the extraordinary contributions and impact…
UP FROM SLAVERY
This special edition of Up From Slavery reflects the author’s conviction that Washington’s autobiography remains an exceptionally interesting book to contemporary readers. On first reading…
WHERE THESE MEMORIES GROW
Where These Memories Grow is a collection of essays by scholars in various disciplines that highlights the diversity of historical memories in the American South and the significance of those memories…
UNDER THE SENTENCE OF DEATH
Under Sentence of Death is a collection that brings together innovative scholarship by historians and sociologists on the history of lynching from the nineteenth century to the mid-twentieth century.
A SOCIALIST UTOPIA
IN THE NEW SOUTH
A Socialist Utopia in the New South, named a Choice Outstanding Academic Book of the Year, is a counterpoint to Lynching in the New South. While the first work focuses…
THE SOUTHERN PAST
The Southern Past originated with the author’s interest in the divergent and competing historical memories of black and white southerners. This work stands apart in a time when commentators…
LYNCHING IN THE NEW SOUTH
Lynching in the New South is the winner of the Merle Curti Prize from the Organization of American History. It is an effort to make sense of a horrific tradition of racial violence…