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Excerpt: William Alexander Percy, by Benjamin E. Wise

Posted by Erich on 22 March 2012, 10:53 am

Percy benefited from his position atop the racial and class hierarchies in the South, and he did much to perpetuate them. Continue Reading Excerpt: William Alexander Percy, by Benjamin E. Wise

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Filed under American History, Biography / Autobiography, Excerpts, Gay / Lesbian Studies, Southern Studies | Tagged benjamin e. wise, Mississippi, william alexander percy | 1 Comment

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