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University of illinois Press
spring 2012
 
Contents
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subjeCts
NEW BOOKS ................................ 1-35RECENTLY PUBLISHED ............ 36-37ESSENTIAL BACKLIST .............. 38-40JOURNALS ................................. 41-46ORDERING/SALES .................... 47-48INDEX ............................INSIDE BACK
African American Studies 10, 22, 24,29, 31, 33African Studies 30American History 6–7, 18, 21–22, 28,31, 34American Literature 32American Studies 27Anthropology 23Appalachian Studies 26, 27Asian American Studies 34Asian Studies 14, 23Biography 4–5, 20Chicago 10, 21, 28Civil War 22Communication 32–34Cultural History 2Dance 25Ethnic Studies 21Film 4, 12–15Folklore 3Food 8–9German Studies 25History 11, 33Immigration 21, 34Jewish Studies 35Labor History 28Labor Studies 29Latin American Studies 30Lincoln Studies 22Literary Studies 10, 19Midwest 7–9Military History 6–7Music 3–5, 16–17, 20, 23–24Philosophy 18–19, 35Political Science 18, 29Reference 17Religion 16Slavic Studies 34Sociology 11Southern History 1, 30Sports 2True Crime 1Women’s Studies 18, 28–30
ON THE COVER:
Italo-American accordion, made in Chicago, 1920s. One of the dozens of images from
SqueezeThis! A Cultural History of the Accordion in America
by Marion Jacobson (see page 3). Photo byHenry Doktorski; Source: World of Accordions Museum, Superior, Wisconsin.
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 A grily killig ad a walkig dad ma i h Arkaa hill
“One o the most interesting books I have read in years—I startedthe rst ew pages and just couldn’t quit. This thorough and sophis-ticated discussion will appeal to readers interested in the historyo violence, cultural stereotypes, modernization, the Ozarks, legalhistory, and journalism.”
Bruce E. Baker,
author o 
This Mob Will Surely Take My Lie: Lynchings in the Carolinas, 1871–1947 
“Brooks Blevins does an outstanding job o retelling the ins and outso this antastic and entertaining story—the sensationalism o thepress, the charges o rape, peonage, and privilege, the dramatic trial,and even the reappearance o the murder victim.”
Michael Pierce
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 Arkansas Historical Quarterly
In 1929, in a remote county o the Arkansas Ozarks, the grue-some murder o harmonica-playing driter Connie Franklin andthe brutal rape o his teenaged ancée captured the attention o anation on the cusp o the Great Depression. National press romcoast to coast ran stories o the sensational exploits o night-riding moonshiners, powerul “Barons o the Hills,” and a worldo eudal oppression in the isolation o the rugged Ozarks. Theensuing arrest o ve local men or both crimes and the conusionand superstition surrounding the trial and conviction gave StoneCounty a dubious and short-lived notoriety.Closely examining how the story and its regional setting wereinterpreted by the media, Brooks Blevins recounts the grippingevents o the murder investigation and trial, where a man claimingto be the murder victim—the “Ghost” o the Ozarks—appearedto testiy. The developments ollowing the arrests oten promptedreporters’ caricatures o the region: accusations o imposture andinsanity, revelations o hidden pasts and assumed names, andthreats o widespread violence.
Ghost o the Ozarks: Murder and  Memory in the Upland South
paints a convincing backdrop to astory that, more than 80 years later, remains riddled with mystery.
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BROOKS BLEvINS
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Hill Folks: AHistory o Arkansas Ozarkers and Their Image.
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