The Provincials

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Pub. Date: 2005-02-28
Publisher(s): Univ of North Carolina Pr
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Summary

First published in 1973 and updated in 1997, this was one of the first books to survey the history and contributions of Jews in the South. No other book on this subject combines elements of memoir and history in such a compelling way. This edition includes a gallery of more than two dozen family and historical photographs as well as a new introduction by the author.

Table of Contents

Foreword by Willie Morris ix
Introduction: Coming Home xi
The Beginning xix
I. TOBACCO TOWN JEWS
One. An Inconsequential Town
3(17)
Two. Growing Up in the Family Store
20(17)
II. THE IMMIGRANTS
Three. To Be an American
37(11)
Four. Tobias: Nine Generations in Charleston
48(11)
Five. The Jewish Confederates Face Reconstruction
59(11)
Six. The Lonely Days Were Sundays
70(19)
III. THE STRUGGLE AGAINST CONFORMITY
Seven. Kosher Grits
89(7)
Eight. Zionism in the South
96(13)
Nine. "Miz Evans" and Mister Mayor
109(8)
Ten. "Jesus Loves Me"
117(22)
IV. COMING OF AGE
Eleven. Mister Jew
139(21)
Twelve. Intermarriage Southern Style
160(8)
Thirteen. Big Wheel on Campus
168(19)
V. DISCRIMINATION
Fourteen. Anti-Semitism in the South
187(11)
Fifteen. New Orleans-the Velvet Rut
198(18)
Sixteen. The Burned-Out Cross of the Klan
216(9)
Seventeen. The Jewish Mayor of Atlanta
225(30)
VI. JEWS AND BLACKS
Eighteen. The Maids and Black Jesus
255(8)
Nineteen. Israelites and the Ex-Slaves
263(11)
Twenty. Southern Jews in Crisis
274(17)
Twenty-One. Atlanta: The Great Jewish City of the Twenty-First Century 291(31)
Twenty-Two. The Call from Home 322(12)
Twenty-Three. The Nachamson Homecoming Reunion 334(8)
Twenty-Four. Farewell, Mister Mayor 342(17)
Twenty-Five. Epilogue: Looking Ahead 359(4)
Appendix A. Jews Elected to Office in the South, 1800-1920 363(3)
Appendix B. Jews Elected to Public Office in the South, 1945-1973 366(4)
Appendix C. Shifts in Jewish Population in Southern States, 1937-2000 370(1)
Acknowledgments 371(4)
Index 375(18)
About the Author 393

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