Chase C. Mooney Collection
Book Reviews and Journal Article
- Chase C. Mooney Collection / Book Reviews and Journal Article / Drafts of Mooney's review of Political Reconstruction in Tennessee by Thomas B. Alexander, 1950 December 17
- Chase C. Mooney Collection / Book Reviews and Journal Article / Draft of Mooney's review of Dr. J.G.M. Ramsey, Autobiography and Letters, written by Dr. J.G.M. Ramsey and edited by William B. Hesseltine, 1954
- Chase C. Mooney Collection / Book Reviews and Journal Article / Draft of Mooney's review of William Blount by William H. Masterson, 1954
- Chase C. Mooney Collection / Book Reviews and Journal Article / Draft of Mooney's review of "David Crockett: The Man and the Legend" by James Atkins Shackford, 1956
- Chase C. Mooney Collection / Book Reviews and Journal Article / Draft of Mooney's review of Historic Madison by Emma Inman Williams, 1946
- Chase C. Mooney Collection / Book Reviews and Journal Article / Journal Article - The Politics of Elites: Prominence and Party in Davidson County, Tennessee, 1835-1861 by Burton W. Folsom II, 1973
- Chase C. Mooney Collection / Book Reviews and Journal Article / Published Review by Mooney of David Crockett: The Man and the Legend by James Atkins Shackford, 1956 September
- Chase C. Mooney Collection / Book Reviews and Journal Article / Draft of Mooney's review of The Attitude of Tennesseans Toward the Union, 1847-1861 by Mary Emily Robertson Campbell
- Chase C. Mooney Collection / Book Reviews and Journal Article
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