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Adds to the burgeoning historiography that underlines the interrelationship of the local and the global, civil rights, or rather the lack thereof, in the United States and in the international realm. --Amerikastudien/American Studies Hobbs stresses that lynchings continued in Florida much longer than almost anywhere else in the country. . . . A welcome and valuable contribution to the growing field of lynching and mob violence studies. --H-Net Characterizes the level of terror in Florida as among the worst in the South. . . . An important insight of Democracy Abroad, Lynching at Home is the long-term psychological damage suffered by blacks who frequently experienced white violence during the Jim Crow era. --Florida Times-Union

Characterizes the level of terror in Florida as among the worst in the South. . . . An important insight of Democracy Abroad, Lynching at Home is the long-term psychological damage suffered by blacks who frequently experienced white violence during the Jim Crow era. Florida Times-Union

Characterizes the level of terror in Florida as among the worst in the South. . . . An important insight of Democracy Abroad, Lynching at Home is the long-term psychological damage suffered by blacks who frequently experienced white violence during the Jim Crow era. Florida Times-Union

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Tameka Bradley Hobbs is assistant professor of history at Florida Memorial University, USA.

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