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He wrote the inroduction to the Florida quadracentennial edition of [[William Watson Davis]]' ''The Civil War and Reconstruction in Florida''. Some of his former students prepared the Festschrift, Writing Southern History: Essays in Honor of Fletcher M. Green published in 1965 edited by [[Arthur S. Link]] and [[Rembert W. Patrick]]. It |
He wrote the inroduction to the Florida quadracentennial edition of [[William Watson Davis]]' ''The Civil War and Reconstruction in Florida''. Some of his former students prepared the Festschrift, Writing Southern History: Essays in Honor of Fletcher M. Green published in 1965 edited by [[Arthur S. Link]] and [[Rembert W. Patrick]]. It includes a bibliography of Green's writings.<ref name=nc/> A collection of his articles and essays was published in 1970.<ref>https://www.jstor.org/stable/40190676</ref> |
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==Bibliography== |
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Fletcher Melvin Green was a historian and author in the U.S.
He was born in Gainesville, Georgia and went to school in Murrayville, Georgia.[1]
He was Harold Vyvyan Harmsworth Professor of American History in 1968.
He married and had four children.[1]
He is buried at the Chapel Hill Memorial Cemetery[1]
He wrote the inroduction to the Florida quadracentennial edition of William Watson Davis' The Civil War and Reconstruction in Florida. Some of his former students prepared the Festschrift, Writing Southern History: Essays in Honor of Fletcher M. Green published in 1965 edited by Arthur S. Link and Rembert W. Patrick. It includes a bibliography of Green's writings.[1] A collection of his articles and essays was published in 1970.[2]
Bibliography
- Constitutional Development in the South Atlantic States
- Democracy in the Old South and Other Essays
- The Role of the Yankee in the Old South
- Henry Kyd Douglas, I Rode With Stonewall; Essays in Southern History Presented to Joseph Grégoire de Roulhac Hamilton, editor
- The Lides Go South . . . and West: The Record of a Planter Migration in 1835 ; John Blackford, editor
- Volume one of Travels in the New South, editor[1]