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The Emergence of David Duke and the Politics of Race
by Douglas D. Rose. 296 pgs.

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Tables and Figures

Illustrations

Acknowledgments

Introduction: Responses to David Duke

David Duke in Southern Context

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Slouching Toward Baton Rouge: The 1989 Legislative Election of David Duke

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References

David Duke: The White Knight

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The Nazi and the Republicans: An Insider View of the Response of the Louisiana Republican Party to David Duke

Public Opinion and David Duke

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Nazi Race Doctrine in the Poltical Thought of David Duke

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Bibliographical Note

David Duke and the Legislature: "A Mouth That's Different"

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More Than a Pretty Face: David Duke's Use of Television as a Political Tool

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Six Explanations in Search of Support: David Duke's U.S. Senate Campaign

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Dukkke for Governor: "Vote for the Crook. It's Important"

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On Particulars, Universals, and Neat Tricks

Contributors

Index
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The Rise of David Duke
by Tyler Bridges. 352 pgs.

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Preface

Acknowledgments

Chapter One the Making of a Fanatic

Chapter Two the Racialist Ideal

Chapter Three Knights of the Ku Klux Klan

Chapter Four Propaganda for the Cause

Chapter Five a Prophet Without an Audience

Chapter Six White Supremacy, Hitler, and the Holocaust

Chapter Seven the Representative from Metairie

Chapter Eight the Senate Campaign

Chapter Nine the Race from Hell

Chapter Ten the Presidency or Bust

Notes

Index
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Documents of American Prejudice: An Anthology of Writings on Race from Thomas Jefferson to David Duke (Chap. 8 "America at the Crossroads" by David Duke)
by S. T. Joshi. 624 pgs.

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Many Americans forget that, until recently, racially prejudiced thought and writing was an accepted part of public discourse, in many cases supported by specious but widely accepted scientific or philosophical theories, and practiced by some of the country's most influential and respected public figures. Documents of American Prejudice provides an anthology of writings on how racial prejudice ha evolved since early colonial times, and helps readers understand racism through the prism of American history.
Over 70 selections spanning more than 300 years of injustice encompass specific groups victimized by racial prejudice as well as different kinds of racial prejudice. Opinions of both reviled an well-loved figures are included in the writings of everyone from Thomas Jefferson to David Duke. Organization of material into thematic sections (such as Social Darwinism and eugenics, immigration, and other categories) and by groups who were the focus of racist attacks makes this volume especially user-friendly.

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Foreword: Healing Branches on a Tainted Tree

Introduction

A Note on This Edition

Part One: Some Overviews

1: Notes on the State of Virginia

2: Democracy in America

3: The Pilgrims of Plymouth

4: Race

5: Foundations of the Nineteenth Century

6: The Passing of the Great Race

7: The End of Racism

8: America at the Crossroads

Part Two: Science and Pseudo-Science

9: An Essay on the Causes of the Variety of Complexion and Figure in the Human Species

10: Vestiges of the Natural History of Creation

11: The Inequality of Human Races

12: The Descent of Man

13: Race Prejudice

14: The Effects of Race Intermingling

15: How Much Can We Boost IQ and Scholastic Achievement?

16: The Bell Curve

Part Three: Aryans, Anglo-Saxons, and Teutons

17: The Races of Men

18: The Place of the Northwest in General History

19: The Ideal of the American Commonwealth

20: Anglo-Saxon Supremacy

Part Four: Manifest Destiny and Imperialism

21: Annexation

22: The Winning of the West

23: The War as a Suggestion of Manifest Destiny

24: Our New Duties: Their Later Aspects

Part Five: Social Darwinism and Eugenics

25: Hereditary Genius

26: The Blood of the Nation

27: The Challenge of Facts

28: The New Decalogue of Science

29: The Biology of the Race Problem

30: Quality of U.S. Population Declining?

Part Siz: Prejudice and Religion

31: The Duty of Christian Freemen to Elect Christian Rulers

32: The Progress and Prospects of Christianity in the United States of America

33: Christian Nurture

34: Our Country

Part Seven: Native Americans

35: The History of King Philip's War

36: A Narrative of the Captivity and Restauration of Mrs. Mary Rowlandson

37: A Report to the Secretary of War of the United States, on Indian Affairs

38: First Annual Message

39: Crania Americana

40: League of the Iroquois

41: My Life on the Plains

42: Century of Dishonor

Part Eight: African Americans

43: Observations . . .

44: Letter to Henri GréGoire

45: Slavery in America

46: Sociology for the South

47: Fourth Lincoln- Douglas Debate

48: White Supremacy and Negro Subordination

49: The South and Her Problems

50: The Race Question in the United States

51: Race Traits and Tendencies of the American Negro

52: The Negro a Beast

53: The Negro: the Southerner's Problem

54: The Clansman

55: The Negro: a Menace to American Civilization

56: Letter to Sam H. Reading

57: Take Your Choice: Separation or Mongrelization

58: The Invasion of Mississippi

59: Public Record of George C. Wallace

60: Presumed Guilty

61: Reasonable Doubts

Part Nine: Jews

62: A Testimony . . .

63: The History of the Jews

64: Letters from New York

65: The Original Mr. Jacobs

66: Concerning the Jews

67: The Leo Frank Case

68: Peace Object, Says Ford, in an Attempt to Lustily His Anti-Semitic Attitude

69: The Jews in America

70: How I Would Treat the Jews

71: Why Leave Our Own?

72: Adam and Cain

73: Jews in Government

74: The Holocaust Controversy: the Case for Open Debate

Part Ten: Asian Americans

75: The Chinese in California

76: Prattle

77: Meat Vs. Rice: American Manhood against Asiatic Coolieism

78: The Yellow Peril

79: Testimony of the Honorable Earl Warren

80: The Japanese in America

81: The Rise in Hate Crime

Part Eleven: Latinos

82: The Emigrants' Guide to Oregon and California

83: Editorials for the Brooklyn Daily Eagle

84: California Pastoral

85: Can Cubans Govern Cuba?

86: Restriction of Mexican Immigration

87: Alien Workers in America

88: New York: Confidential!

89: Roll Down Your Window

Part Twelve: The Debate over Immigration

90: Aristocratic Opinions of Democracy

91: Political Mission of the United States

92: Unguarded Gates

93: Restriction of Immigration

94: Letter to William Lloyd Garrison

95: Races and Immigrants in America

96: The American Scene

97: The Old World and the New

98: The Rising Tide of Color against White World-Supremacy

99: Whose Country Is This?

100: America's Race Heritage

101: America: a Family Matter

102: Shall We Maintain Washington's Ideal of Americanism?

103: The Melting-Pot Mistake

104: America, Nation or Confusion

105: America Must Return to Fundamentals

106: Keeping America American

107: America's Scapegoats

Notes

Bibliography

Acknowledgments

Index
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Louisiana: A History ("The Rise and Fall of David Duke" begins on p. 405)
by Bennett H. Wall. 476 pgs.

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Introduction by Bennett H Wall

Part 1: By Light Townsend Cummins

1: Native Peoples and European Contact

2: The Founding of French Louisiana

3: Louisiana as a French Colony

4: Spanish Louisiana

5: The Final Years of Colonial Louisiana

Suggested Readings

Part 2: By Judith Kelleher Schafer

6: The Territorial Period

7: The Political Development of Antebellum Louisiana

8: Life and Labor in Antebellum Louisiana

9: Civil War and Reconstruction in Louisiana

Suggested Readings

Part 3: By Edward F Haas

10: Uneasy Interlude, 1877-1892

11: Bourbonism, Populism, and a Little Progressivism, 1892-1924

12: The Time of the Kingfish, 1924-1935

13: The Struggle to Catch Up, 1877-1935

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Part 4: By Michael L Kurtz

14: Corruption, Reform, and Reaction, 1936-1950

15: Reform and Race, 1950-1960

16: The Decline of Racism, 1960-1972

17: The Era of Edwin Edwards, 1972-1987

18: Contemporary Louisiana, 1987-2001

Suggested Readings

Appendix I

Appendix II

Appendix III

Index
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Mudslingers: The Top 25 Negative Political Campaigns of All Time Countdown from No. 25 To No. 1 (No. 19 "Vote for the Crook-It's Important: Edwin Edwards v. David Duke, Governor, Louisiana, 1991")
by Kerwin C. Swint. 260 pgs.

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Prologue

25: From Vietnam to Iraq - George W Bush V John Kerry, President, 2004

24: It's a Jungle out There - Upton Sinclair V Frank Merriam, Governor, California, 1934

23: Senator Pothole versus "Putzhead" - Alphonse D'Amato V Charles Schumer, U.S. Senate, New York, 1998

22: Electronic Mudslinging - Lyndon Johnson V Barry Goldwater, President, 1964

21: The Art of War - Jesse Helms V Harvey Gantt, U.S. Senate, North Carolina, 1990

20: Homo Sapiens, Thespians, and Extroverts - George Smathers V Claude Pepper, Democratic Primary, U.S. Senate, Florida, 1950

19: Vote for the Crook-it's Important - Edwin Edwards V David Duke, Governor, Louisiana, 1991

18: Who's the Boss? - Richard Daley and the Chicago Political Machine Richard Daley V Robert Merriam, Mayor, Chicago, 1955

17: Polluting the Garden State - Frank Lautenberg V Pete Dawkins, U.S. Senate, New Jersey, 1988

16: God Save the Republic, Please - Rutherford Hayes V Samuel Tilden, President, 1876

15: Rudy and the Jets - Rudolph Giuliani V David Dinkins, Mayor, New York City, 1993

14: A Jersey Street Fight - Robert Torricelli V Richard Zimmer, U.S. Senate, New Jersey, 1996

13: In This Corner, Little Lord Fauntleroy - John Tower V Robert Krueger, U.S. Senate, Texas, 1978

12: Sex, Lies, and Videotape - Charles Robb V Oliver North, U.S. Senate, Virginia, 1994

11: Claytie versus the Lady - Clayton Williams V Ann Richards, Governor, Texas, 1990

10: Richard Nixon versus the United States of America - Richard Nixon V George Mcgovern, President, 1972

9: "Bye-Bye Blackbird" - Harold Washington V Bernard Epton, Mayor, Chicago, 1983

8: America, Meet Willie Horton - George H W Bush V Michael Dukakis, President, 1988

7: Tricky Dick versus the Pink Lady - Richard Nixon V Helen Gahagan Douglas, U.S. Senate, California, 1950

6: Grantism and Mr Greeley - Ulysses S Grant V Horace Greeley, President, 1872

5: The First Campaign - Thomas Jefferson V John Adams, President, 1800

4: A House Divided - Abraham Lincoln V George Mcclellan, President, 1864

3: Mud, Mugwumps, and Motherhood - Grover Cleveland V James G Blaine, President, 1884

2: The Dirtiest Campaign in American History? - Andrew Jackson V John Quincy Adams, President, 1828

1: George Wallace and the "Negro Bloc Vote" - George Wallace V Albert Brewer, Democratic Primary, Governor, Alabama, 1970

Epilogue

Notes

Bibliography

Index
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The Press in Times of Crisis (Chap. 12 "David Duke and the New Orleans Times-Picayune")
by Lloyd Chiasson Jr. 258 pgs.

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Throughout American history, the press has been incredibly adept at making the public aware. The history of the press in crisis situations is in many ways the story of public attitudes and the story of America. This book looks at the press over time and the way it has functioned in times of crisis. It considers press coverage of 13 events, spanning a time frame that includes the birth of the nation, its political, economic, and social struggles as a young country, and its civil war. It tells how a young agrarian society grew into an industrial giant, and how it changed from isolationist to a world power. It relates how this country coped with the growth of socialism, two world wars, civil unrest, and with the problem of world overpopulation.

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PREFACE

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

1: SELLING THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

NOTES

2 BATTLE WITHOUT A RULE BOOK

NOTES

3 THE LEGISLATION OF PRIOR RESTRAINT

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4 JOURNALISM FOR GOD AND MAN

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5 OLD OSAWATOMIE BROWN: MARTYR OR MADMAN?

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6 WORDS FOR WAR

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8 DESCENT INTO HELL: THE RED CRISIS

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9 THE JAPANESE-AMERICAN ENIGMA

10 MCCARTHY'S JOURNALISM

11 THE UNRAVELING OF AMERICA

12 DAVID DUKE AND THE NEW ORLEANS TIMES-PICAYUNE

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13 POPULATION: THE ONCE AND FUTURE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS

NOTES

14 THE PRESS AND CRISIS: WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED?

REFERENCES

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ABOUT THE EDITOR AND CONTRIBUTORS
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The Picayune Catches Up with David Duke, in Columbia Journalism Review
by Jeanne W. Amend. 2 pgs.

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All the Duke's Men, in National Review
by Andrew W. Robertson. 3 pgs.

Magazine Article
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Dukedumb: How a Lightweight Louisiana Racist Came to Spook a Nation, in Washington Monthly
by Jon Meacham. 3 pgs.

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The Farrakhan Phenomenon: Race, Reaction, and the Paranoid Style in American Politics ("The New and Old Politics of Paranoia" begins on p. 223)
by Robert Singh. 340 pgs.

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"Adds a fresh perspective...[Singh's] strong analysis of the political paranoia surrounding Farrakhan points out the causes & the consequences not only for African American leaders but also the nation at large."-Library Journal.

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The Farrakhan Phenomenon: Race, Reaction, and the Paranoid Style in American Politics

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Preface

1: The Politics of Organized Hate

2: From the Margins to the Mainstream: The Rise of Louis Farrakhan

3: The Prophet Motive: The Theology and Ideology of Black Radical Reaction

4: The Paranoid Style in Black American Politics

5: The Popularity of Paranoia

6: Explaining Farrakhan

7: Toward an American Apartheid: Farrakhan and Black Leadership in the 1990s

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Attitudes of Mississippi College Students toward David Duke before and after Seeing the Film 'Who is David Duke?', in Adolescence
by Russell Eisenman, Eddie J. Girdner, Robert G. Burroughs, Mark Routman. 6 pgs.

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Encyclopedia of Modern Worldwide Extremists and Extremist Groups ("Duke, David (1950-)" begins on p. 86)
by Stephen E. Atkins. 375 pgs.

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This fascinating compilation gives a succinct and objective overview of the most significant worldwide extremists and extremist groups in operation over the past 50 years. 290 alphabetically organized entries detail the notorious history, activities, and beliefs of these shadowy and often violent extremists.

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Chronology of Events

Introduction

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Selected Bibliography

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