Redemption Through Blood: The White Line Terrorist Movement in Mississippi, 1875
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Date
2005-11-07
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Ohio State University. Mershon Center for International Security Studies
Abstract
In contrast with the prevailing narrative, which depicts the
destruction of Reconstruction as an elitist and conservative
event, Fellman argues that it was a revivalist and terrorist white
supremacist popular movement, grounded in political violence,
and coupled to evangelical rallying of the white race and
systematic denial of any political or public expression of collective
black power.
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Keywords
Reconstruction, American Civil War, racism, white supremacy, evangelical Christianity, political violence