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South Atlantic Quarterly

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South Atlantic Quarterly (1902– ),founded at Trinity College (since 1924, Duke University) at Durham, N.C., by John S. Bassett, a professor of history, primarily as a sober but generally liberal medium for discussion of Southern history, economics, education, and culture in a broad perspective. The policy continued after Bassett's editorship ended (1905), as may be seen in W.B. Hamilton's history and anthology, Fifty Years of the South Atlantic Quarterly (1952). A few special issues (e.g. on 18th‐century literature, the Renaissance, and Soviet foreign policy) have served as festschrifts for university professors. It has recently grown livelier in text and appearance.

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University of the South

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University of the South called Sewanee, at Sewanee, Tenn.; Episcopal; coeducational; chartered 1858, opened 1868. It has a college of arts and sciences and a theological school. The university publishes the Sewanee Review, an influential literary magazine.

Bibliography: See history by A. B. Chitty (1954).

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