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Volume XCII, 2026, November, Number 4
Foreclosing Freedom: The Limitations of Spanish Law for Enslaved Indigenous Families in Colonial Louisiana
By Elizabeth Ellis
The Planter's Leviathan: State Power and the Redemption of Southern Agriculture, 1865–1880
By Logan Istre
Putting Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment into Action: Lessons from the Large-Scale Disqualification of Georgia Legislators during Reconstruction
By Steven B. Datlof
Illegal Bargains: Black Women, Concubinage, and the Courtroom during Jim Crow
By Natasha L. McPherson
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Volume XCIII, 2027, February, Number 1
The View from Pine Tree Hill: Uncovering the Layers of Southern Legal History
By Laura F. Edwards
Crafting Conspiracy: The Political Uses and Abuses of Black Artisan Labor in Denmark Vesey's South Carolina
By Anne E. Kerth
From Java to the Cotton Belt: Colonial Education and the Julius Rosenwald Fund's Vision for the U.S. South
By E. Masghati
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Past Issues
Special Issue: "Teaching about the South" (open access)
Volume I (1935)–Volume LXXXVI (2020) on JSTOR
Volume LXXXII (2016)–Volume XCII (2026) on Project Muse
Journal of Southern History, 1935–2015: A Categorized Bibliography (pdf)