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“A Typical Negro”: Gordon, Peter, Vincent Colyer, and the Story behind Slavery's Most Famous Photograph
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  • 2011Polemical Pain106 cited
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  • 2003Beyond the lines: pictorial reporting, everyday life, and the crisis of Gilded-Age America62 cited
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  • 2012Ruin nation: destruction and the American Civil War43 cited
  • 2006The blue and gray in black and white: a history of Civil War photography41 cited
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  • 1985The scourged back18 cited
  • 2009The Black Hearts of Men18 cited
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The Carte de Visite in the 1860s and the Serial Dynamic of Photographic Likeness
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