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Bell Irvin Wiley

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18

Publications

483

Citations

14

H-Index

1938

Active since

Affiliations

Emory University(Current)

Bell Irvin Wiley is an author at Emory University specializing in cultural history, social sciences, and african american studies.

Top concepts

Black StudiesSocial SciencesCultural HistoryHumanitiesColonialismAfrican American HistoryLanguageAmerican LiteratureHistorical GeographyIntellectual History

Publications per year

1938–1981

18

Publications

18

The Life of Billy Yank. The Common Soldier of the Union

E. L. Rudolph, Bell Irvin Wiley · The Arkansas Historical Quarterly · 1953 · 95 citations

Humanities, Nationalism, Colonialism +6

The Life of Johnny Reb: The Common Soldier of the Confederacy

Thomas D. Clark, Bell Irvin Wiley · The American Historical Review · 1943 · 80 citations

Humanities, Common Soldier, American Identity +5

Slaves No More: Letters from Liberia, 1833-1869.

Marianne Buroff Sheldon, Bell Irvin Wiley · The Journal of Southern History · 1981 · 33 citations

Abolition Studies, Critical Race Theory, Colonialism +9

The Life of Johnny Reb; The Common Soldier of the Confederacy.

Ella Lonn, Bell Irvin Wiley · The Journal of Southern History · 1943 · 32 citations

Humanities, Common Soldier, Johnny Reb +3

The Civil War in North Carolina.

Bell Irvin Wiley, John G. Barrett · The Journal of Southern History · 1964 · 30 citations

Southern United States History, Civil Rights, North Carolina +5

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