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Journal of Backcountry Studies

The Journal of Backcountry Studies is a refereed scholarly journal on the Internet focused on the colonial history of the Backcountry - the rural corridor that stretches from southern Pennsylvania to Augusta, Ga.

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Vol 9, No 1: Spring 2014

Table of Contents

Articles

Rice Duncan's Long Rifle: A Study of the East Tennessee Long Rifle Tradition
Jessi White
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Backcountry Bartleby: The Account Books of James L. Smith
Myra DeLapp Moffett
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Richard Oswald as "An American": How a Frontier South Carolina Plantation Identifies the Anonymous Author of American Husbandry and a Forgotten Founder of the United States
Robert Scott Davis
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Alexander Cumming - King or Pawn? An Englishman on the Colonial Chessboard of the Eighteenth-century American Southeast
Ian David Chambers
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Reviews

Building the Empire State of the South From Frontier to the Civil War: A Review Essay of Cultivating Race
Robert Scott Davis
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The Battles of King's Mountain and Cowpens: The American Revolution in the Southern Backcountry - Review
John R. Maass
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