(30) Although it had been over thirty years, propaganda that revived emotions from the
Reconstruction period were impressed on a new generation of Southerners.
Some contractor interviewees (C2, C6 and C9) mainly attributed their difficulty in procuring required resources from outside the rebuilding area for housing projects to the lack of transport access during the recovery and
reconstruction period.
(9780778741855) covers slavery events and the rise of both the Clan and Civil Rights movements, RADICAL REPUBLICANS (9780778741879) tells of the
Reconstruction period, race riots and reconstruction issues, WESTWARD HO!
Featuring publicity materials, newspaper clippings, tourist ephemera, vintage photographs, and documentary films from the period, this retrospective, "Expo 58: Between Utopia and Reality," curated by Arnaud Bozzini and Geertrui Elaut, suggested that the first world's fair to take place a after the end of World War II unwittingly crystallized both the hopes and anxieties of the postwar
reconstruction period.
His treatment of the
Reconstruction period is more fragmentary than his discussion of the establishment of the African Union, AME, and AMEZ churches between 1813 and 1822; one page on the establishment of the Colored Methodist Episcopal Church in the South, culminating in an 1870 organizing conference,
York is hosting a fixture that was transferred from Doncaster, an ATR racecourse now nearing the end of its
reconstruction period.
NEW ORLEANS AFTER THE PROMISES details the influences and success story of the last
reconstruction period and draws important connections between this and the city's post-Katrina landscape.
Zipf's useful study of court-ordered apprenticeship of poor children is especially strong on the early
Reconstruction period and makes a thorough use of legal records.
His approach to architecture was largely formed in the post-war
reconstruction period: the time of rationing and utility clothing, of high hopes but few resources with which to realise them, of almost military organisation with only occasional treats like the Festival of Britain.
Sicilian immigrants were particularly suspect: not only were they more olive-skinned then their northern European counterparts, but the timing of the arrival of the majority of Sicilian immigrants (between 1880-1921, over 4 million Italians entered the U.S.) made their initiation into the racial quagmire of the
Reconstruction period in the U.S.
When the
reconstruction period is finally over it can readily be converted back to a studio theatre to resume its role of showcasing new plays in Stratford.