| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
|---|
| Fugitive Femininity: Runaway Women and Performative Freedom in Antebellum North Carolina |
2018 |
1003 |
For runaway women, the rejection of the American slavery system required them to work within the gendered and racial structures that made such a system possible. Centered on runaway slave women in North Carolina from 1835 to 1860, this original resea... |
| Nineteenth-Century Whaling and the Environment: An Exploration of the Cultural Influences on Whaler's interactions with nature |
2021 |
305 |
Nineteenth-Century Whaling and the Environment: An Exploration of the Cultural Influences on Whaler's interactions with nature" explores a number of logs and journals, as well as fictional and non-fiction accounts of whaling voyages, in examination o... |
| “All modern conveniences”: multi-family housing choice, the apartment, and the modernization of Raleigh, North Carolina, 1918-1929 |
2012 |
7975 |
This dissertation argues that city planners and boosters in 1920's Raleigh, North Carolina, advocated that she was to be a "residence city" based on single-family homes in exclusive suburbs for the white middle-class. However, both realtor-developers... |
| "Your Former Selves and Your Present State:" Identity and Domestic Landscape in Upper Georgia, 1780-1815 |
2008 |
6737 |
This thesis examines the process by which Virginian migrants to the frontiers of Georgia fashioned their particular identity as a planter elite in the post-revolutionary South. Study of this migrant community, is a point of access not only to the cul... |
| "Making a considerable tumult in the streets" |
2006 |
5919 |
"This thesis examines the construction of knowledge and identity revealed through the perspectives and acts of the participants in, opponents to, and observers of the North Carolina Regulation. By so doing, this work penetrates the elusive worldviews... |