Arkansas Historical Quarterly

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Arkansas Historical Quarterly Index

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43:184, 341, 45:182
A
Abid, Omar, 37:121n
Abiding Mother, Genuine Mother: Mother through the
A. J. Rife Construction Co., 48:172
Ages; Tributes to Mother, by Henry F. White,
A. K. A., by Sandi Garrett, noted, 52:364
revd., 7:96–97
A. L. Barnett (company), Leslie, 33:279
Abilene or Bust, by Bill Gulick and Thomas Rothrock,
"AAA Cotton Plow-Up Campaign in Arkansas," by
noted, 5:191–92
Keith J. Volanto, 59:388–406
Abington, Eugene H., Backroads and Bicarbonate: The
Aaker, Jerry, book by, noted, 53:398
Autobiography of an Arkansas Country
Aalseth, Margaret, 49:286
Doctor, noted, 14:77, 286; revd., 14:392–94
Aaron, Nadine (Mrs. O. R. Aaron), Little Rock, 57:163,
Abington, Mrs. Eugene H., Beebe, 2:363
164, 167, 171
Abington, W. H., 3:227, 237–38, 243n, 39:32
AAUP. See American Association of University
Ables, Hamp, 14:145, 237
Professors
Abner (of Lum and Abner), 30:64, 69–70
AAUW. See American Association of University
Abney, James F. (CSA), 15:172, 175
Women
Abolitionist incident at Camden, 11:332–33
Abadie, Silvestre, 1:297–98
Abolitionists, 3:76, 29:200, 30:123–44, 44:329–30
Abandoned lands (1864), 1:72–73
Abolitionists and the South, 1831–1861, by Stanley
Abandoned Orchard, by Eleanor Risley, noted, 4:370
Harrold, revd., 55:329–31
Abbey, Fred (USA), 49:10
Abraham, James, 1:69
Abbey of Saint Walburg, 56:81
Abraham, James B., 5:372
Abbot, Mr., Dallas Co., 35:278
"Abraham G. Mayers," by Daniel F. Littlefield Jr.,
Abbot, David, perfects irrigation system for rice, 29:70
34:122–48
Abbot, Willis J., 34:56, 58
Abraham Lincoln: His Speeches and Writings, ed. Roy
Abbott, Alfred, 49:335
P. Basler, revd., 6:90–91
Abbott, Ben, Washington, 18:186
Abraham Lincoln Deals with Foreign Affairs: A
Abbott, Bill, Garland Co., 59:416
Diplomat in Carpet Slippers, by Jay
Abbott, Daisy Rhea, featured in book, 35:302
Monaghan, noted, 56:489
Abbott, Emma, at Hot Springs, 1:75
Abrahams, Roger D., book by, noted, 53:499
Abbott, Frank, coed., "Reminiscences of Confederate
Abram, Morris B., 29:61
Service by Wiley A. Washburn," 35:47–90
Abrams, Annie, Little Rock, 42:255n
Abbott, Jane, Little Rock, 4:164
"Abridgement of the Diary of Warrant Officer Earl E.
Abbott, John S. C. (auth.), 38:356–57, 51:21–24, 27
Moreland of Fort Smith, Arkansas," by Doyle
Abbott, Shirley, 49:95, 182, 334–35
F. Smee, 5:220–45
The Bookmaker's Daughter: A Memory Unbound,
Absentee ownership, problems of, 18:90
cited, 59:416, 423; revd., 51:86–87
Abstract from 1910 Federal Census Montgomery
rev., 50:390–91
County, Arkansas, noted, 44:87–88
Womenfolks: Growing Up down South, revd.,
Abstracts from Crawford County, Ark., Newspapers:
42:369–70
"The Van Buren Press" Feb. 3, 1866–April
Abel, Annie H., 38:357–58
13, 1868, noted, 54:109
The American Indian as Slaveholder and
Acan, Mr. (Frenchman), 16:64
Secessionist, revd., 52:189–91
Acan family, Ashley Co., 46:140
The American Indian in the Civil War, 1862–1865,
Acanssas, river of (named by H. Joutel), 19:195–96
revd., 52:189–91
Acanza (Indian tribe, named on Vaugondy's map),
book by, noted, 52:473
19:195
Abel, Hiram, 23:61
Accacia Bayou, Calhoun Co., 48:162
Abel, Ida Lee, Lexa, 20:97n
Accancea (Indian tribe named by H. Joutel), 19:195–96
Abel, T. J. (Freedmen's Bureau agent), 51:148, 151
Accanssa village, 1:50
Abenaqui Indians, 48:166
Accidentals (baseball club in Little Rock, 1867), 25:330
Abercrombie, Charles, Desha Co., 12:52
Achansa (Indian tribe named by A. Douay), 19:194
Abercrombie, Irene, "The Battle of Prairie Grove,"
Acheson, Dean, 56:258
2:309–15
Ackansas, 53:119
Aberdeen, Ark. Co., 6:181, 11:294, 21:337, 354,
Ackerman, A. J., 33:331, 34:256–58
22:127, 27:135
Ackerman, Curtis, 56:393
Abernathy, Imogene Lytle, 20:186
Ackerman, F. S., Eureka Springs, 41:214
Abernathy, Mamie Ruth Stranburg, Hot Springs,
ACLU. See American Civil Liberties Union
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Acme, Sheppard, Hot Springs, 55:293 injunctions or appt. of receivers, 1:122
Acme Brick Company, Hot Springs, 37:19 No. 394 (1939), licensing of pest-control operators
Acorn, Polk Co., 21:45, 69 and "tree doctors," 26:61
Acree, F. F., 15:176 No. 409 (1947), allows state forests on given,
"Across Arkansas in 1844," by Francis J. Scully, 13:31– purchased, or exchanged lands, 24:217
51 No. 414 (1917), est. Ark. State Plant Board, 26:48–
"Action at Prairie De Ann," by James Harris Atkinson, 49, 66
19:40–50 No. 482 (1963), est. weights and measures, 26:72
Action before Westport, 1864, by Howard N. Monnett, No. 512 (antibolshevik law, 1919), 37:268, 56:182
noted, 54:496 No. 655, 54:456
Action Comics, 51:2–18 No. 787 (1997), 57:62
"Activities of the Women of Arkansas during the War No. 832 (1979), est. Ark. Museums Div., Dept. of
between the States," by Clara B. Eno, 3:5–27 Parks and Tourism, 38:295
Acts of Arkansas No. 905, 55:100
No. 1, Initiated Act (1929), 38:309–31 Ad. Hine (USA steamboat), on Ark. River, 17:190,
No. 3 (1937), est. exams of persons accused of 24:167–68, 172–77, 220, 226, 244, 29:238–
crimes, 37:230 41
No. 10 (1958), 56:429, 59:246 Adair, B. F. (Pulaski Co. African American legis.),
art. on controversy over, 56:443–61 31:222–24, 222–24, 33:14, 303, 44:231
D. W. Mullins on, 56:458–59, 460 picture of, facing 31:222
and NAACP, 56:446–48, 449–50, 453–55 Adair, B. H., 12:369
No. 19, 54:149–50, 159–60, 159–60 Adair, C. R., and Zenith rice, 5:131
No. 25 (eclectics registration, 1935), 35:39 Adair, Callie, 8:110
No. 38 (Reorganization Act, 1971), 37:71–72 Adair, Edward, 56:131
changes name of Ark. State Hosp. to Ark. Mental Adair, George W., 36:21
Hosp., 37:232 Adair, John L., 50:155–56, 157
No. 39 (1967), est. Ark. Archaeological Survey, Adair, W. S., 35:341
53:309–10 Adair, William P. (CSA), 25:67–68, 26:274n, 277,
No. 42 (1953), on forestry comm., 24:218 29:248
No. 46 (1873), provisions for penitentiary leasing, Cherokee del., 31:175
52:5 Adair place (archeological site), pictures of artifacts
No. 48 (1939), expands forestry comm., 24:215 from, following 3:312
No. 58 (Antiquities Bill, 1967), 53:309 Adams (USA steamer), 18:340
No. 69 (1913), 52:27 Adams, A. (del. to secession conv.), table facing 13:184
No. 73 (1931), and certified seed, 26:58–60 Adams, A. B., Eureka Springs, 56:164
No. 76 (1893), limits convict leasing, 52:9 Adams, Arthur L., 1:286
No. 82 (1959), and protection of hist. sites, 53:309– Adams, Berry, Ashley Co., 16:69
10 Adams, Bill, Clarksville, 6:75
No. 85 (forest-fire law, 1935), 24:213 Adams, Bob, Marion Co., 17:158
No. 99 (1917), calls const. conv., 1:117 Adams, Bryant, Ashley Co., 16:69
No. 115 (Anti-NAACP Bill), 56:447, 448 Adams, Carl, appt. welfare dir., 57:383
overturned, 56:453 Adams, Chance, 33:196
No. 148 (physician licensing, 1935), 35:39 Adams, Charles, Helena (early settler near Cadron),
No. 163 (1947), authorizes Div. of Forestry and 10:127, 133
Parks, 24:217 Adams, Gen. Charles W. (CSA), Helena, 2:285, 13:5n,
No. 167 (Ellis Refunding Act, 1933), 2:319 9, 11n, 14n, 21:245, 38:356
No. 197 (1957), est. Prairie Grove Battlefield del. to secession conv., 12:212–13, 13:181–83, 184
Comm., 16:220 Adams, Miss Charlie, 14:241
No. 241 (1943), and admissions to state hosp., Adams, Cindy, 14:241
37:230 Adams, Crockett (CSA), 5:410
No. 261 (obscenity law, 1961), 29:49 Adams, Drury, Independence Co., 36:136
No. 270 (1967), appropriation for Ark. Adams, E., Izard Co., 6:73
Archaeological Survey, 53:309 Adams, Eliza, diary of, noted, 17:210
No. 345 (1943), appropriation for educating African Adams, Emma, Ft. Smith, 47:298
Americans, 27:6 Adams, George, Cleburne Co., 44:363
No. 355 (1937), est. appeals from temporary Adams, George H., Heber Springs, 5:362, 37:93
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Adams, George Rollie, 42:311 Adams, Mrs. M. E., 14:137
Adams, Hattie, 14:241 Adams, Mathew, Izard Co., 37:184n, 185–86
Adams, Henry, 53:421 Adams, Moses S., 29:149
Adams, Herbert Baxter, 35:116–18, 122, 37:75 Adams, P. H., Izard Co., 6:73
Adams, Hilda, Jefferson Co., 43:183, 341, 47:190, 365 Adams, Peter F., Fulton Co., 6:73
Adams, Horace, 5:94, 40:91, 43:279 Adams, Reuben R., 31:113–14
and AHA, 4:375, 5:110, 6:367, 7:142, 144, 10:302, Adams, Robert, Searcy Co., 37:210
11:207, 12:177, 13:213, 14:178, 15:176, Adams, Robert H. (CSA), 42:75–77, 147
334–35, 342–43, 23:184, 368 Adams, Ross B., Garland Co., 59:416
"An Arkansas Alderman, 1857," 11:79–101 Adams, Rus, 20:380
papers by, noted, 9:222, 12:178 Adams, Samuel, 7:104
picture of, 25:282 acting gov. of Ark, 3:189
rev., 1:74–78 pres., Ark. Sen., 26:354
"The Year 1856 as Viewed by an Arkansas Whig," Adams, Sherman, 59:247
1:124–33 Adams, Solomon, Ashley Co., 16:65
Adams, Mrs. Horace, 7:142 Adams, Travis M., 31:76
Adams, Howard L., 7:129 Adams, Lt. W. C., 1:72
Adams, J. D., in Mex. War, 12:312 Adams, Dr. W. W. (druggist), 25:141
Adams, Jacob, Izard Co., 6:73 Adams, W. W. (Izard Co. del. to 1868 const. conv.),
Adams, James, 50:169 12:139n, 150, 161, 33:62n
Adams, James Truslow, regarding federalism, 24:357– Adams, Mrs. W. W., Ozark, 3:16
58 Adams, Walter H., 5:361
Adams, Jessie, 11:295–97 Adams, Walter M.
Adams, John (Izard Co. sheriff), 37:186 book by, noted, 50:308
Adams, John, of Mass., 37:46–47 A History of North Little Rock, revd., 46:79–81
Adams, John D. (CSA), 39:13, 46:359, 55:394 Adams, William (CSA), 42:81, 84
btry. named for, 22:241, 271 Adams, Willie, 14:241
conduct questioned while Gen. Van Dorn's Adams Bluff, Ark. Co., 21:336, 351
paymaster, 18:352–54 skirmish at (1862), 22:127
gives horse (Fire Eater) to Gen. A. S. Johnston, Adams family (early settlers along White River), 5:162
8:206–10 Adams Hill (community in Bauxite), 27:345
picture of, facing 23:248, 28:304 Adamson, Hans Christian, Rebellion in Missouri: 1861,
removed as paymaster in Ark., 18:352 revd., 20:203–4
and 16th Ark. Regt., 11:286 Adamson, John F., Pulaski Co., 12:52
state debt, helps in plan for paying of, 23:253–55, Adams-Redfield Plan, 23:254–56
28:305–6 Adams' Tavern, Champagnolle (1857), 11:88
Adams, John L., 50:152 Adaptable South: Essays in Honor of George Brown
Adams, John M., 3:212, 215 Tindall, by Elizabeth Jacoway, Dan T.
Adams, John Quincy, 2:307, 4:279, 281, 19:24, 26, 27n, Carter, Lester C. Lamon, and Robert C.
29, 20:20, 23:74, 24:48–49, 357, 25:322, McGrath Jr., revd., 52:82–83
26:176, 27:43, 32:232, 338 Addams, Charles, 11:237
and admission of Ark., 3:68–69 Addams, Jane, 41:39
opposes slavery provision in 1836 Ark. Const., Addis, Horace, 42:116n
20:243 Addison, A. E., Phillips Co., 12:52
Adams, John T. A., 7:113 "Address on the Hundredth Anniversary of the Battle of
Adams, Joseph Biscuit, Ashley Co., 16:69 Pea Ridge," by James W. Green Jr., 21:160–
Adams, K. C., 27:323 65
Adams, Kirby, Louisville, Ky., 57:50 "Addresses of Dedication at Prairie Grove Battlefield
Adams, Lennie. See Calhoun, Lennie Adams (Mrs. John Monument, December 7, 1956," comp.
C. Calhoun) Robert R. Logan, 16:257–80
Adams, Leon, Little Rock, 56:437–38 Adelantado, 51:19
Adams, Levi C., 57:321–22 Aderhold, Patricia Auten, Alexandria, La., 38:94
Adams, Lora, 14:241 Adkins, Eretta K. Butts, 5:362
Adams, Lorene, Fayetteville, 43:189 Adkins, Gov. Homer Martin, 1:277, 2:190–91, 287,
Adams, M. E. "Dink," Rocky Comfort, family of, 36:182n, 40:351, 43:291, 313, 45:303, 320,
14:238 46:298
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and Act 90 (1941), 3:243–44 Jack Frederick Kilpatrick, 26:40–47
appts. board of trustees for sanitation, 5:327 "Adventures in Building a Personal Research Library,"
appts. comm. to preserve records, 1:99–100 by Mary D. Hudgins, 9:322–29
and Ark. Council of Defense, 2:116 Adventures of a Ballad Hunter, by John Lomax, 56:206
and C. Bailey, 57:4, 139, 147, 150, 154–56 "Adventures on My Trip to Texas in the Fall of 1864,"
flood relief, 2:206 by Sarah J. Yeater, 4:31–46
and R. W. Fulbright, 57:41–43 Adventure Tales of Arkansas: A Cartoon History of a
and Japanese American relocation centers, 53:345, Spirited People, noted, 45:279
346, 351, 360–63 Aesthetic Club of Little Rock, 43:225n, 274, 44:123,
KKK candidate for sheriff, 22:201 50:321
and S. McMath, 11:235 AETN. See Arkansas Educational Television Network
picture of, facing 22:200 Affirmative Action and the Stalled Quest for Black
and POWs, 53:357–58 Progress, by W. Avon Drake and Robert D.
U.S. Sen. campaign of, 57:43 Holsworth, noted, 56:120
and P. Van Dalsem, 57:379 Affleck, Isaac Dunbar (CSA), Civil War letters of,
welcomes 35th Div., 1:89 21:247–68
wins 1942 primary, 1:285 Affleck, Thomas, Washington, Miss., 43:103
Adkins, T. O. (USA), 56:53 Affleck's Southern Rural Almanac and Plantation
Adkins, W. A., Phillips Co., 58:287, 290, 292, 304 Calendar, 21:247
killed during Elaine race riot (1919), 19:147, 20:95n, AFL-CIO
102–3, 33:185–86 and Carter admin., 57:106–8
Adkins, W. D., 37:276 and labor-law reform, 57:104–27
Adkins Refunding Act (1941), 2:323–25 and opposition to O. Faubus, 57:100
Adkisson, Bliss, 26:26–29, 37 and poll tax, 54:150–51, 152, 155–56, 57:101
Adkisson, Hardy, 26:27n, 37 and D. Pryor, 57:112
Adkisson, Richard, 51:249–50, 252, 255, 260 Africa, cultural traces from, 51:161
Adkisson, Tobe, 26:36 Africa, Saline Co., 27:345
Adkisson, Tom, home of (1918), 26:28 African American Experience in Louisiana, noted,
Adkisson, Dr. Virgil W., 31:377 59:345
Adlai Stevenson and the World, by John Bartlow African American Heritage of Florida, ed. David R.
Martin, revd., 38:282–83 Colburn and Jane L. Landers, revd., 55:337–
Adlai Stevenson of Illinois, by John Bartlow Martin, 39
revd., 38:186–88 "African American Life in the Nineteenth-Century
Adler, Cyrus, Van Buren South: A Review Essay," by Steven Hahn,
"Birthplace of Cyrus Adler Is Marked," by Hugh 50:352–73
Park, 26:301–9 African Americans, 39:9. See also Adair, B. F.;
picture of, facing 26:306 Arkansas Negro Democratic Association;
and Tuberculosis Sanitarium, 5:316 Black and Tans; First Kansas Colored
Adler, Mrs. Joseph (Samuel), 5:316, 26:305 Infantry (USA); Freedmen; Grey, William
Adler, Nathan, Batesville, 36:133n H.; Grice, Geleve; Gross, Tabbs; Knights and
Adler, Sally (daughter of Cyrus). See Wolfinsohn, Sally Daughters of Labor; Little Rock Central High
Adler (Mrs. Wolfe Wolfinsohn) School; Lynching; National Association for
Adler, Samuel, 26:302 the Advancement of Colored People
Adona, Perry Co., 31:285 (NAACP); Race relations in Arkansas;
"Adoption of Arkansas' Anti-Evolution Law," by R. Racism; Segregation; Slavery; Taylor,
Halliburton Jr., 23:271–83 Orville W.; U.S. Colored Troops and
"Adoption of Initiative and Referendum in Arkansas: individual units
The Roles of George W. Donaghey and Acts of Ark., No. 345 (1943), 27:6
William Jennings Bryan," by Calvin R. and Agricultural Wheel, 2:135, 31:225, 227, 40:254
Ledbetter Jr., 51:199–223 all-black province for, 49:272
"Adoption of the Constitution of 1874 and the Passing alleged violation of Emancipation Proclamation by,
of the Reconstruction Regime," by James 49:107–23
Harris Atkinson, 5:288–96 AMA freedmen sch. in Batesville, 31:250, 318–19
Adventure in Photography, by Alice French, noted, appt. to state Dem. comm. (1954), 43:311
39:277 Ark. as a "paradise" for (1899), 33:296, 298
"Adventure Story of the Arkansas Cherokees, 1829," by Ark. Bapt. Coll., Little Rock, for, 9:202
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and Ark. Council of Defense, 36:288–89 art. on miscegenation as an issue in 1868 const.
Ark. Gen. Assembly and, 3:72–74, 8:37–39, 9:44, conv., 24:99–119
47–48, 15:56, 17:218, 27:6, 28:12, 31:220– art. on monthly mtngs. of, in Southland (1864–
33, 32:148–65, 33:14, 60–61, 63–64, 163–78, 1925), 50:115–39
295n, 296–97, 302–3, 34:151, 155–60 art. on music of, 53:42–74
Ark. Negro Bapt. Conv., 49:259 art. on physicians and dentists, 57:287-308
Ark. Negro Sch. for the Blind, Little Rock, 9:48 art. on politics of, (1876–1900), 44:222–45
at Ark. Post (1812), 48:112 art. on protest of, in documents, 34:149–78
in Ark. professions, diss. on, 11:59 art. on race relations in Ark., noted, 48:298
and Ark. Repubs., 54:332–33, 336–38 art. on race riots in Ark. (1919–20), 33:175–91
on Ark. River (1832), 4:224 art. on racial conflict in Repub. party, 33:3–15
Ark. State Colored Men's Conv., 35:315, 325 art. on racial unrest in Howard Co., 59:353–87
Ark. State Colored Teachers' Assoc., 19:334–35 art. on separate-coach law (1891) and, 32:148–65
and Ark. State Press, 42:254–70, 48:23–24 art. on slavery in Yell Co. (1840–60), 39:35–52
Ark. Supreme Court and, 17:231 art. on Southland Coll., the Soc. of Friends, and
art. and pictures on hist. structures of, 49:278–81 educ. of, 42:207–38
art. on, activism in Ark., 56:273–93 art. on status of, (1948–50), 9:43–49
art. on, as dels. to 1868 const. conv., 33:38–69 art. on transition from slave to free labor, 53:137–60
art. on, and Eureka Springs, 56:158–79 art. on Alphonso Trent Orchestra, 45:228–49
art. on, and Harrison racial violence, 58:131–59 art. on Nathan Warren (Little Rock free black),
art. on, hosps., noted, 46:204, 379 15:53–61
art. on, labor and WWI, 49:20–50 art. on White Citizens' Council and desegregation,
art. on, laundresses in Little Rock (1917–21), 49:20– 30:95–122
50 art. on Wolfe Deadening Resettlement Project and,
art. on, as legis. in 1891, 31:220–33 noted, 45:190
art. on, in Reconstruction militia, 15:140–50 art. on WWI and, 49:249–77
art. on J. H. Alexander (second African American arts. on AMA and, in Ark., 30:123–44, 242–59,
graduate of West Point), 41:103–28 31:246–61
art. on L. C. Bates, 42:254–70 arts. on Elaine race riot (1919), 19:142–50, 20:95–
art. on Charles Case, noted, 44:186 104, 33:175-191, 58:265–84, 285–313
art. on Colored Farmers’ Alliance and 1891 strike arts. on M. W. Gibbs, 35:307–33, 43:241–43
by, 32:107–19 arts. on healthcare for, in Ark., 51:135–63, 57:287–
art. on J. C. Corbin and educ. of, at UA, 30:277–314 308
art. on daily life of, in nineteenth century, 50:352–73 arts. on Little Rock Central High Sch., noted, 49:183
art. on disfranchisement of, 26:199–225 arts. on Reconstruction and, 48:243–59, 51:119–34
art. on documents of, from 1890s, 33:293–325 arts. on W. G. Still, 24:308–14, 26:285–92, 42:37–
art. on F. Douglass in Ark., 41:303–15 46
art. on educ. of, in Desha Co., noted, 41:196 Ashley Band (Little Rock), 15:60–61
art. on O. Faubus and, 39:314–29 ask Clayton and Dorsey to resign from U.S. Sen.,
art. on Fed. experiments with labor of (1862–65), 5:288
1:101–16 Assoc. of Negro Publishers, 55:288
art. on first African American teacher in Little Rock, and ASTA, 46:121–22
9:194–204 and attempts to buy land (1883 and 1885), 44:227
art. on I. Fisher at Branch Normal Coll., 41:3–50 Augusta, dispatches from, 33:299n
art. on free-black community in Marion Co., and Australian ballot, 44:241–45
54:427–43 Avaline (slave), 17:218–19
art. on Freedmen's Bureau in SW Ark., 50:158–200 and Bapt. churches in Little Rock, 32:156, 34:157
art. on T. Gross and Arkansas Freeman, 48:57–64 Bapt. convs. of, 1:137, 35:322n
art. on Ferd Havis (Jefferson Co. Repub. leader), and baseball in Ark. (1920s), 54:418
37:240–51 L. C. Bates, paper on, noted, 41:328
art. on integration of UA Law Sch. (1948), 27:3–21 at Bayou Bartholomew (1834), 12:260–61
art. on Scipio A. Jones, 31:201–19 G. W. Bell (sen. from Desha and Chicot cos.),
art. on legal status of, before 1865, 28:6–13 31:222
art. on Little Rock crisis (1957), 25:101–16 Bentonville, African American residents of, 33:298ff
art. on E. K. Miller and Ark. Freedmen's Bureau Bethel African Meth. Episc. Church, Little Rock,
schs., 31:305–27 15:59, 31:218
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bibliog. on, noted, 44:177 Bradley Co. voter registration by race (1867),
Big Rock Sch. Dist. 2, Little Rock, 31:203 12:158
A. Binns and freedman labor contract, 13:106 Branch Normal Coll. for, 30:36
Black Americans and the White Man's Burden, Branch Plantation (site of a freedmen's sch.), 30:248,
1898–1903, by Willard B. Gatewood Jr., 253–54
revd., 35:99–101 W. Branton accompanies Silas Hunt to Fayetteville,
Monk Black (Bentonville property owner, 1893), 27:15–16
33:316 Brinkley, dispatches from, 33:229n
and Black Exodus, 54:355 and Brooks-Baxter War (1874), 4:127–28, 132–35,
Black Oak Arkansas and, 54:195–99 137, 146, 14:190–92, 35:312n
blind sch. for, 8:84–85, 9:48 Brothers of Freedom, excluded by, 34:313
Blissville (refugee settlement in Little Rock), C. H. Brough and, 34:234–41
25:314n; picture of, facing 25:314 attitude toward, 34:235–40
J. H. Blount (Repub. candidate for gov., 1920), racial trouble in Phillips Co. (1919), 19:148, 150,
15:51–52, 31:216–18 20:99, 33:182, 189–90
blues music of, 53:75 business activities of, in Little Rock, 15:58–59,
and Blytheville, 8:121, 9:45 31:209–10
book on, as slaves in Ark., revd., 18:104–7 Capital City Savings Bank, Little Rock, for (1903–
book on, in Ark., noted, 42:384 8), 35:327–30
book on, in Little Rock, noted, 11:178 William Cass, Richmond, Little River Co., murder
book on African American citizens in state, noted, of, by B. H. Griffith, 50:192, 57:267
38:286 celebrate emancipation, 9:198–99
book on African American citizens of Hempstead and Center Point riot (1883), 35:323–34
Co., noted, 38:286 and Cherokees (1842), 36:14n, 25–26
book on African American family in Ark. (1833– in Chicot Co., 50:5–29, 54:330
1953), revd., 45:171–73 and church, 54:343–46
book on African American neighborhood in Calion, church records of, 1:136–38
Union Co., noted, 45:353; revd., 47:81–82 churches of, in Nat. Reg., 46:390–91
book on African American press in the South, revd., churches of, in downtown Little Rock, 5:143
45:272–73 churches of, in Texarkana, 5:352
book on L. C. Bates, proposed, 44:356 during Civil War, 46:53, 47:268, 356, 48:320, 323–
24, 49:4, 136–37, 139, 167
book on desegregation in Little Rock, revd., 22:186– and CSA: drafted, 54:327–28; plan for arming,
87 by Gen. Cleburne, 4:312–13; as soldiers,
book on R. R. Heard, Washington, noted, 47:84 8:334
book on letters of, as soldiers overseas, revd., as USA sailors, 54:311, 319, 327
30:355–57 as USA soldiers, 3:77, 7:323–24, 8:243, 9:199,
book on Little Rock crisis (1957), revd., 44:81–82 10:55–57, 12:362, 17:372–73, 18:341–44,
book on Little Rock's first African American 347–49, 19:53, 56, 20:14n, 22:107, 24:169,
teacher, noted, 32:384; revd., 33:92–94 176–77, 179, 25:41, 87–88, 26:258–59, 266,
book on NAACP and Ark. riot cases, noted, 45:356; 28:268, 372, 379, 28:372n, 29:243, 42:209,
revd., 48:289–97 54:313–14, 318–28
book on race relations in Ark. (proposed), noted, and Powell Clayton, 8:5, 36:241, 246, 248
48:298 colls. and univs., efforts at desegregation of, 9:47–
book on W. G. Still, noted, 44:85 48
book on John Lewis Waller, revd., 40:271–72 colls. for, 6:432
Joseph Albert Booker, speech by, opposing separate- Colored Agricultural Wheel, 31:225, 227, 40:254–
coach law (1891), 32:157–58, 34:160–61 59
Joseph Robert Booker (Little Rock atty.), 9:46, 49, Colored Educ. Assoc., 54:353
27:11 Colored Fair Assoc., 31:233
booklet on African American family in Ark., noted, Colored Farmers' Alliance, 32:107–19
47:389 Colored Immigrant Soc., 38:56
booklets on experience in Ark., noted, 45:187–88, Colored Meth. Episc. Church, 1:136
357 at Holly Grove, 33:322–23
Bookman (African American settlement), Darywaw Colored State Fair, Pine Bluff (1888), 41:303
Township, Grant Co. (1885), 33:299n, 300 Colored Teachers Assoc., 30:313, 40:275
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Colored Women's Federated Clubs, 50:326, 335, excluded from Pulaski Heights, 41:139–40
339, 344 exhibit on, 45:86, 187–88, 357
Colored Young People's Inspiration League, 41:48 and O. Faubus, 39:318, 43:310–11
communities of, at Noxube and Smithland, 11:1, 7 and Fayetteville, 33:298–300, 311–15
Compromise Crisis (1848–52), politics and, 36:307– as fed. officeholders (1906), 32:6
37 First Missionary Bapt. church org. by (1845), 1:137
conditions for, in Ark. (1880–91), 34:152, 161–63, first museum of African American hist. in Ark.,
167 43:90
and const. conv. of 1868, 1:217, 12:139, 142, 147– and First Presby. Church, Ft. Smith, 9:315
52, 160, 163, 25:316, 27:179–80, 185–89 First Ward Negro Band, Little Rock, 4:133
as dels., 37:59 I. Fisher at Branch Normal, research on, noted,
and const. conv. of 1874, 5:290, 27:179–80, 185–87 39:356
and const. conv. of 1917–18, 34:13 and flood of 1927 in Jefferson Co., 43:329, 332, 335
Const. of 1864 and, 44:20, 27 folksongs of, collected by Lomax, 7:6
contributions by, noted, 42:193 and food relief, 37:33
in Conway Co., 52:374, 377, 380, 400, 54:339 Fordyce and Forrest City, dispatches from, noted,
J. C. Corbin (state supt. of public instruction), 33:299n
20:304, 312, 317, 30:6 and Ft. Smith
and cotton plantations, 50:40, 41 dispatches from, 33:298, 299n
in Craighead Co., paper on, noted, 34:363 equal rights in, 9:45–46
crimes of, 33:307, 313–14, 319–21, 325 pop. of (1940), 8:120
Jeff Davis and, 33:20, 39:118–19 and fraternal orgs., 31:205–6, 44:226
deaf sch. for, 5:199, 201, 8:84, 9:48 and free labor market, paper on, noted, 46:381
N. F. Bennett (first student at), 5:199–200 and Freedmen's Bureau, 33:49–52, 61, 65, 67
death rate of, 33:308–9 and freedmen's home farm, 46:180, 182
and Dem. party, 1:275, 3:263, 265–66, 33:14 freedmen's sch. in Augusta, 31:319–20
disfranchisement of (1890s), 33:7–8 free blacks, 3:72–74, 77, 151, 161–62, 17:344–51,
discrimination against, 31:213–14, 33:4–15, 47–66, 36:25, 38:216, 49:151, 54:427-43
176–91, 294–323 expelled from Ark. (1859), 28:12
diss. on, noted, 11:59, 14:387, 47:396 immigration of, restricted, 37:221
divorce rate for (1943), 39:30 in Marion, Newton, and Searcy cos., 37:220–21
and Dumas racial trouble, 33:179–80, 190–91 whites’ feelings toward, in early Ark., 15:54, 56
Dunbar Sch., Little Rock, picture and information and Frisco RR construction., 10:278
on, facing 39:349 Fulton Co., white and African American registration
Dyess Colony, none at, 49:175 in, 12:158
economic self-help for, 33:298–99 Dr. D. B. Gaines, Little Rock, 33:11
and educ., 46:121–23, 54:30–31 as gardeners for Ashley and Woodruff families,
paper on, for freedmen, noted, 41:328 43:102n
during Reconstruction, 48:256–59 girls' reformatory for, 9:48
and Elaine race riot (1919), 13:82–83, 19:142–50, Grand Court of Calanthe (fraternal group), noted,
20:95–104, 31:206–9, 32:351–52, 33:175– 31:206
91, 37:275–77, 58:265-313 grandfather clause, defeated in 1910–1911, 26:223
on elec. boards, and Ark. Gen. Assembly, 26:215–16 grandfather clause in suffrage amend. (1912),
and elec. of 1860, 44:316–35 opposed, 40:113
and elec. of 1870, 26:146 in Grant Co., 7:319, 321, 326
and elec. of 1872, 1:307–21, 30:316–17 during Great Depression, 37:23
and elec. of 1874, 30:322–23, 327–29, 331 and Greenback party, 33:13, 36:110–11, 119–21
and elec. of 1888, 25:15–18 Greene Co., pop. in (1840), 3:160
and elec. of 1890, 34:151 hosps. for, 6:150, 153, 9:48, 47:163–64
and elec. of 1920, 15:51–52 housing of, picture of, facing 30:125
and Emancipation Day, 37:111 William Howard's feelings toward, 35:361–63, 365
emancipation of, in Ark. (1864), 3:78 immigration of, to Ark. encouraged, 38:49, 56–57
emigration of, 33:296–97, 303 in Independence Co., 6:286, 8:135–36, 157
employment of, at Magnolia cotton mill, 5:82 and Indians, 49:202
enfranchisement of, 1:210, 212, 214, 217, 220–22, and initiative and referendum amendment (1910),
2:334–36, 8:11–12, 15, 66, 33:49, 311–15 40:107, 109–10
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International Order of Twelve (fraternal group), park for, in Little Rock proposed (1950), 9:44–45
31:206 as patients at Hot Springs in 1850s, 14:28
W. Irving's observations of, along Ark. River, 4:223 and penal system, 8:180
IWW attempts to org., 37:269 and peonage, 50:86, 88, 90
in Izard Co., 3:160–61 and Phillips Co., 54:330
W. C. O. Jacques (artist), 33:301 A. Pike's views on freedom for, 34:296
and Jim Crow laws, 54:355 and plantation labor, 50:61, 70, 71, 74
James K. Jones and (1896), 34:76 plantations of freedmen, 42:147n
and KKK, 19:277, 22:16, 20, 54:338 political disfranchisement of, thesis on, noted,
and Knights of Labor, 42:110n 36:257
and larceny law (1875), 34:198–99 in Pope Co., 54:338, 353
laws passed by 1866 legis. concerning, 44:21 pop. of, in Ark., 3:266n, 8:115, 117, 119–26, 129–31
as legis. in 13th Gen. Assembly, pictures of, facing and the Populist party, 33:13
31:222, 230 post–Civil War educ., 54:348–54
library for, 42:43–44 at Prairie Grove (1862), 38:79, 88
literary efforts of, report on, noted, 38:381 preachers, 33:299–300, 316–17, 323
in Little River Co., 14:144, 156–57 preaching of, in 1844, 11:219
in Little Rock, 54:342 press of, in North and Midwest, 31:220–25
as candidates in 1906 city elec., 40:136 prison for women at Cummins, 9:48
meet to discuss progress (1883), 44:235–37 and Progressive party (1912), 32:22–23, 33:14
in Little Rock and North Little Rock, survey of, and prostitution during Civil War, 44:66
noted, 36:74 and public schs. (1874), 27:179–80
and Little Rock crisis (1957), 30:63, 66–66, 38:381, in Pulaski Co., 41:69–71; noted, 40:187
43:147–48, 47:379; noted, 44:81–82, 290–91 and Pythian Bath House, Hot Springs, 43:347
at Little Rock reception for U. S. Grant (1880), race relations in Ft. Smith, 33:298
32:19 and raid on Island No. 37, 38:37, 259–70
Little Rock schs. of, 9:202–3 during Reconstruction, 9:34, 19:273–78, 20:332,
and local union in Calion, Union Co., 47:82 339–41, 22:110–12, 25:314–19, 321–22,
G. W. Lowe (pres., Colored Agricultural Wheel), 328–29, 32:270–72, 35:309–12
31:225, 227 celebrate freedom, 10:202
and lynchings, 14:232–33, 21:46, 49, 22:16n, 32:19, civil rights of, 8:37–38, 137–38, 20:339–41,
33:307, 37:268, 38:265–70 35:323
Madison Co., pop. in (1840, 1850), 3:160–61, 12:44, and elective office, 15:59, 48:254
20:232n intimidation of, as voters, 2:335
marriage and family after Civil War, 54:347–48 Franklin Co., registration in (1867), 12:158
marriage of, ordered by Freedmen's Bureau, 28:75 in Jefferson Co., 19:274–78, 37:241
McRae Memorial Tuberculosis Sanitorium for letter showing attitude toward (1869), 40:70
Negroes, 5:320, 9:48 and militia, 8:24n, 26, 13:145, 15:140–50,
medical care, 57:287-308 16:207, 20:346
and Menifee, 33:320 politics of, 48:57–64, 54:330
migration, 51:121–22 and racial fighting, 8:18–20
migration from Fordyce to Las Vegas, study on, registration of, as voters (1867–68), 12:136–37,
noted, 43:190 158–59
Miss Bronze Beauty Pageant, Little Rock, picture of, voting rights given to, 39:118
58:379 reform sch. for youths of, proposed, 8:181
music of, 26:288 as refugees within Union lines, 1:101–16, 29:240–41
and Napoleon (Desha Co.) patrol duty, 3:74 and religion, 44:226, 231
Negro Business League, 35:327, 330 and H. L. Remmel, 36:239, 241, 244–45
Negro Grand Lodge (Masonic), 30:313 renaming of, after the Civil War, 54:348
Newport, dispatches from, noted, 33:298–99 and Repub. party, 1:208, 8:4–5, 10–12, 15, 17–18,
newspapers of, 4:293–325, 31:221–23, 228n, 33:4, 36–37, 66, 13:147, 31:214–18, 33:3–15,
293–94, 301, 34:205 36:241, 244–50, 252, 255–57, 45:207, 215–
normal schs. for, 14:197, 199, 204–5 16
in the oil fields, 33:235 research resources, 48:210
and orphanage, 49:272 resources on, in Ark. Humanities Resource Center,
in Ozarks (1940), 8:116, 122, 127 43:188
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rev. art. on, 50:352–73 Traditions, by Cecelia Conway, revd.,
and Rom. Cath. census (1830), 48:226–27 55:449–52
at Roseville battle, 29:228 African Methodist Episcopal Chapel, Hot Springs,
as roustabouts on river boats, 1:351 picture of, 41:back cover
in Saline Co. during WWI, 36:215 African Methodist Episcopal Church, 33:296, 46:391,
sch. at Batesville, 33:299 49:258, 259, 267, 268, 54:345
and sch. integration at Hoxie, 48:17–33 bishop of, 15:59, 33:296
sch. of, picture of, facing 30:125 in Fayetteville, 33:311, 314–15
schs. for, 5:352, 8:41, 43n, 45, 9:44–48, 194–98, in Helena, 41:109, 112
11:263, 14:34, 234, 19:338, 20:311–13, 27:6, in Holly Grove, 33:322–24
30:246, 256, 31:309–10, 40:292 in Hot Springs, 33:318–19
and segregation (1890–1903), thesis on, noted, in Little Rock, 15:59, 33:302n
26:201n, 36:239 in Morrilton, 15:59
Seminole-Negroes, 29:363–66, 370–71 Wilberforce Univ. connected with, 41:126
and separate-coach law (1891), 32:148–65, 34:149– African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, 1:136
78, 44:241–43 Africans in the Americas: A History of the Black
and sharecropping, 54:355 Diaspora, by Michael I. Conniff and Thomas
and the Southern Homestead Act (1866), 54:340 J. Davis, noted, 56:120–21
and Southern Presby. Church, Batesville, 11:22 Afrika Korps, 53:340, 345
Southland Coll. "Afrika Korps in Arkansas, 1943–1946," by Merrill R.
papers, noted, 46:381, 394 Pritchett and William L. Shea, 37:3–22
study on, noted, 40:356 "Aftermath of Prairie Grove: Union Letters from
and STFU, 24:14, 27:128, 32:351–53, 362, 364, 368, Fayetteville," ed. William L. Shea, 47:345–
47:201–28, 48:335 61
W. G. Still's childhood in Little Rock, 26:286 After Secession: Jefferson Davis and the Failure of
and strike in Crossett (1940), 48:41, 48, 50–54, 56 Confederate Nationalism, by Paul D. Escott,
streetcar segregation act (1902), paper on, noted, noted, 52:97
44:91, 340 Aged and Orphans Industrial Home, Dexter, 31:211
suffrage rights of, 54:330–33 Agee, E. M., 5:333
Taborian Hall, picture of, facing 41:317 Agee, James
as tavern keepers, noted, 4:228 books by, noted, 32:358
and taxes, 8:53 Let Us Now Praise Famous Men, 56:179, 335
teachers' assoc. of, 19:334 Agee, W. P., Hope, 3:305
and tenant farming, 42:336 Agenda for Reform: Winthrop Rockefeller as Governor
and tension in state (1919–20), 37:267–68 of Arkansas, 1967–71, by Cathy Kunzinger
and third-party politics, 33:13–14 Urwin, revd., 50:392–93
in timber industry, 33:279 Age of Mediocrity: Memoirs and Diaries, by C. L.
training of teachers, 54:354 Sulzberger, revd., 33:349–50
treatment of, during drought of 1930–31, 39:304, Agery, Jack, Little Rock, 1:308n, 309
308–9, 311 Agery, Joseph, Pulaski Co., 43:123
treatment of, in South (1920s), 45:163–64 Agnew, Andrew, 40:44
Tuberculosis Sanitarium for, 5:320 Agnew, Mary Latta (Mrs. Andrew Agnew), 40:44n
and unions, 42:257 Agnew, Mary P., Batesville, 15:268
and urbanization after the Civil War, 54:341 Agnew, Theodore L., The South Central Jurisdiction,
violence against, 49:273 1939–1972: A Brief History and
voting rights of, in 1942, 1:275 Interpretation, noted, 24:280
Washington Co., free blacks in (1850), 3:162 Agrarian protests (1880s), 42:111–14
wealth of, in Pine Bluff, 33:306 Agrarian reform societies, 13:246
and West Rock addition in Pulaski Heights, 41:140n Agrarians, 51:298, 53:1, 4, 5, 14, 16–18
and woman suffrage, 15:21, 30–34, 44 Agricultural, Mechanical, and Normal College, Pine
W. E. Woodruff and suffrage for (1867), 14:132 Bluff, 27:4, 6, 16:17. See also Branch
and WWI, 49:249–77 Normal College; University of Arkansas at
Young Negro Dem. Assoc., 9:44 Pine Bluff
"African Americans, Civil War, and Aftermath in funds used for out-of-state educ. fees of African
Arkansas," by Bobby L. Lovett, 54:304–58 Americans in professions, 31:213–14
African Banjo Echoes in Appalachia: A Study of Folk growth of, 9:47
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site of Gov. Laney's conf. to discuss desegregation art. on cotton during the Great Depression, 59:388–
(1948), 27:14 406
UA pres. Jones wants improvements to, 27:15 art. on cotton pickers' strike of 1891, 32:107–19
Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1933, 24:5, 7–8, 27:115 art. on dairy industry, 11:149–63
Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA), 7:9– art. on early rice farming on Grand Prairie, 14:72–74
11, 9–11, 27, 24:5, 27:115, 117, 120, 126, art. on farmers orgs. in 1882–84, 13:231–48
32:352, 354, 356, 364, 37:24, 27, 29, 39:312, art. on farming and business during the Great
52:53–59, 62, 72, 55:8–9 Depression, 45:321–29
and Norman Thomas, 48:329–48 art. on Hoover and the Red Cross in drought of
art. on, in Ark., 59:388–406 1930, 29:66–75
Agricultural Credit Board, bonds of, 1:91 art. on immigration and, 38:32–62
Agricultural Experiment Station. See University of art. on irrigation expansion., 45:261–68
Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station art. on mechanization of, 52:44–77
Agricultural Extension Service (UA), 3:340, 6:115–16, art. on membership in the Farmers' Union, 15:202–8
26:67, 48:382–83, 59:392–95, 402 art. on notes on early rice culture, 29:76–79
art. on efforts of banders and businessmen to gain art. on politics of sugar and rice, 43:289–303
control of, in 1919, 27:273–305 art. on rice revolution in 1890–1910, 29:66–75
Agricultural implements of pioneer days, 2:219 art. on F. Roosevelt's policies and Norman Thomas,
Agricultural Museum, Scott, 28:192 24:3–28
Agricultural products, carried by RRs in Hempstead art. on STFU, 33:342–69
Co., 39:289 arts. on Agricultural Wheel, 2:127–40, 13:231–48,
Agricultural Society, Prairie Co. (1859), 11:214 25:3–21, 29:152–75, 38:32–62, 40:249–60
Agricultural Wheel, 3:182, 26:297, 32:108, 36:221, arts. on Brothers of Freedom, 34:304–24, 45:197–
40:254, 42:112, 45:185, 209, 213, 52:375– 216
76, 377, 380, 382, 383, 401, 53:425, 54:118 in Ashley Co., 11:164–65, 173
and 1886 elec., 36:237 "Bankers' Agricultural Revolt of 1919," by Robert
and 1888 elec., 44:239 A. Leflar, 27:273–305
art. on, in 1887, 40:249–60 Bentonville, entomological experiment station at,
art. on co. politics, consolidation, and (1884–85), 33:331, 34:258
29:152–75 book on policy of, 1920–42, revd., 3:290–93
art. on farmers' orgs., 13:231–48 before Civil War, 6:257, 12:179–80
art. on state politics and, 38:32–62 in Columbia Co., 2:216–19
arts. on, 2:127–40, 25:3–21 effect of Civil War on, in Pulaski Co., 41:72–73,
Brothers of Freedom, merger with (1884–85), 2:133, 75–77, 80
29:157, 168–70, 172–73, 34:305–6, 313n, exhibit on, noted, 46:97
314 farmers and planters, number of, in 1850–61, 6:257–
Colored Agricultural Wheel, 31:225, 227, 40:254– 58
59 flour mill at Batesville, 6:262
and Dems., 26:202, 32:152, 34:152 foreign auths. note, 11:176–80
Nat. Wheel org. at Litchfield (1886), 2:135 on Grand Prairie, 14:35–37
org. of, 25:3, 26:202 in Lonoke Co., 11:150–55
and penal reform (1886, 1888), 8:175, 34:207, 210 mil. farm colonies during Civil War, 46:167–86
platform of (1888), 33:19 in Miller Co., 5:348–49
"Agricultural Wheel" (poem), 13:247–48 in Miss. Co., 5:272–73
"Agricultural Wheel: County Politics and in N. Ark., 33:135, 276–77, 280, 283, 285, 288–90
Consolidation, 1884–1885," by F. Clark T. Nuttall describes, around Ark. Post (1819), 5:173
Elkins, 29:152–75 paper on (1800–1840), noted, 44:91, 340
"Agricultural Wheel in Arkansas," by Theodore in Phillips Co., 13:10, 12–13, 40:159–72
Saloutos, 2:127–40 in Pope Co., 13:198–99
Agricultural Workers' Union, 25:293, 311, 32:363 POWs used as labor for, 37:13–18, 21
Agriculture, 44:90, 337. See also Apples; Rice; in Prairie Co., 13:232–37
Strawberries as primary industry of state in 1919–20, 37:266–67
art. on bankers' revolt of 1919, 27:273–305 production, in 1850s and 1860s, 24:68 (table), 69
art. on 1857 Clark Co. plantation journal, 18:401–9 and role of Rust Cotton Picker, 52:44–77
art. on clearing land in Miss. Valley, 13:352–69 in Scott Co., 13:239
art. on cotton factories in 1820–63, 15:125–39 Stuttgart Museum depicts hist. of, 43:284
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