
Victoria E. Bynum
Victoria Bynum is Distinguished Professor Emeritus of History, Texas State University, San Marcos. Her research focuses on Southern dissenters, including families that opposed secession and the Confederacy. Subjects include the guerrilla band headed by Newt Knight in Mississippi's "Free State of Jones"; the anti-slavery Wesleyan Methodist community of the North Carolina Quaker Belt; Southern women who defied the boundaries of Southern society; Southerners who crossed the color line socially and sexually; and African Americans who did not follow the dictates of Jim Crow.
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL770762A
Top Subjects
- 19th century (2)
- Social conditions (2)
- Military deserters (2)
- Mississippi (2)
- History (2)
- Racially mixed people (2)
- Unionists (United States Civil War) (2)
Books by Victoria E. Bynum
Total count: 10
Unruly womenthe politics of social and sexual control in the old SouthUniversity of North Carolina Press1992-01-01
The Free State of JonesMississippi's Longest Civil WarThe University of North Carolina Press2000-12-08-
Occupied WomenGender, Military Occupation, and the American Civil WarLSU Press2009-01-01
The long shadow of the Civil Warsouthern dissent and its legaciesUniversity of North Carolina Press2010-01-01
The long shadow of the Civil Warsouthern dissent and its legaciesUniversity of North Carolina Press2010-01-01-
Long Shadow of the Civil WarSouthern Dissent and Its LegaciesUniversity of North Carolina Press2010-01-01
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Rebels Against Confederate Mississippi : A UNC Press Civil War Short, Excerpted from the Free State of JonesMississippi's Longest Civil WarUniversity of North Carolina Press2012-01-01
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Free State of Jones, Movie EditionMississippi's Longest Civil WarUniversity of North Carolina Press2016-01-01
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Qiongsi zi you bangdian ying "Lie huo bian jing" li shi ji shi : Meiguo Mixixibi zhou shi shang zui man chang de nei zhanChu banShui ling wen chuang you xian gong si2016-01-01
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Household WarHow Americans Lived and Fought the Civil WarUniversity of Georgia Press2020-01-01