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The Vulcan Historical Review Daniel Fowler, William Watt, Deborah Hayes, Rebecca Dobrinski, Kaye Cochran Nail, John Wiley, George O Donna L. Cox, Colin J. Davis, David M. Brewer, Robert Maddox, Sameera Hasan, Jerry Snead, Stacy S. Simon, Eric Knudsen, Patricia A. Donna L. Cox, Colin J. Davis, David M. Brewer, Robert Maddox, Sameera Hasan, Jerry Snead, Stacy S. Simon, Eric Knudsen, Patricia A. Matthews, Scott M. Speagle, Will C. Holmes, J. D. Jackson, Aimee Armstrong Belden, Carol Balmer, Alan Dismukes, Jack E. Davis, Kenneth Matthews, Scott M. Speagle, Will C. Holmes, J. D. Jackson, Aimee Armstrong Belden, Carol Balmer, Alan Dismukes, Jack E. Davis, Ken- Homsley, Kurt E. Kinbacher, Jonathan L. Foster, Howard J. Fox III, Jeremy P. Soileau, Catherine L. Druhan, Andrew T. Baird, Averil Charles neth Homsley, Kurt E. Kinbacher, Jonathanth L. Foster, Howard J. Fox III, Jeremy P. Soileau, Catherine L. Druhan, Andrew T. Baird, Averil Ramsey, Mary B. Ashley, J. Kyle Irvin, Ellen M. Griffin, Tiffany Bence, Michelle L. Devins, Kelly Hamilton, Rhonda K. Mitchell, Roger K. Charles Ramsey, Mary B. Ashley,20 J. Kyle Irvin,ANNIVERSARY Ellen M. Griffin, Tiffany Bence, Michelle L.ISSUE Devins, Kelly Hamilton, Rhonda K. Mitchell, Steele, Lindsay Stainton-James, Sanford E. Jeames, Timothy L. Pennycuff, Donnelly F. Lancaster, Melinda Holm, Ron Bates, Jessica Lacher Roger K. Steele, Lindsay Stainton-James, Sanford E. Jeames, Timothy L. Pennycuff, Donnelly F. Lancaster, Melinda Holm, Ron Bates, Jes- Feldman, Horace Huntley, Cynthia A. Luckie, Elizabeth Wells, Becky Strickland, Wayne Coleman, Ashley C. Grantham, Allie A. Hanna, sica Lacher Feldman, Horace Huntley, Cynthia A. Luckie, Elizabeth Wells, Becky Strickland, Wayne Coleman, Ashley C. Grantham, Allie Robert W. Heinrich, Christopher M. Long, Jerry Tiarsmith, Jennifer Marie Wilson, Pamela E. Jones, William C. Farris, Mark Kiehle, Cath- A. Hanna, Robert W. Heinrich, Christopher M. 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