Ransom, Tate and Davidson were three principal figures in the Southern Agrarian movement of the 1930s who envisioned the south as a redemptive community that would save humanity from the worst evils of the modern world. The author examines the differences in their ways of defining southern history.
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Ransom, Tate and Davidson were three principal figures in the Southern Agrarian movement of the 1930s who envisioned the south as a redemptive community that would save humanity from the worst evils of the modern world. The author examines the differences in their ways of defining southern history.
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