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Photograph of the Bonnell family. In 1911 Ulrich Bonnell Phillips married Lucie Mayo-Smith (right). They had three children: (left to right) Ulrich Jr. (later changed to Ulric), Worthington, and Mabel. Ulrich Bonnell Phillips was the first major historian of the South and of southern slavery, and his work has attracted as much attention and generated as much controversy as that of any southern historian.
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  1. Authors, American
  2. College Teachers
  3. Connecticut
  4. Faculty
  5. Historians
  6. New Haven
  7. Parker, Mabel P. (Mabel Phillips), 1918 1989
  8. Phillips, Lucie Mayo Smith
  9. Phillips, Ulrich Bonnell, 1877 1934
  10. Phillips, Ulrich Bonnell, 1912 1957
  11. Phillips, Worthington
  12. Women
  13. Yale University
  14. Young Men
  15. Young Women

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