Writing with scissors: American scrapbooks from the Civil War to the Harlem Renaissance

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Introduction Chapter 1: Reuse, Recycle, Recirculate: Scrapbooks Remake Value Chapter 2: Mark Twain's Scrapbook Innovations Chapter 3: Civil War Scrapbooks: Newspaper and Nation Chapter 4 Alternative Histories in African American Scrapbooks Chapter 5: Strategic Scrapbooks: Activist Women's Clipping and Self-Creation Chapter 6: Scrapbook as Archive, Scrapbooks in Archives Chapter 7: The Afterlife of the Nineteenth-Century Scrapbook Index

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