Ethnic Heritage in Mississippi edited by Barbara Carpenter with essays by John H. Peterson, Jr., Jay K. Johnson, Patricia Galloway, Samuel J. Wells, Clara Sue Kidwell, Charles D. Lowery, Paul E. Hoffman, Robert S. Weddle, William Cash, Robert L. Jenkins, D. C. Young, and Stephen Young. A penetrating survey of the diverse ethnic heritage in the Magnolia State Most portraits of Mississippi's people seem to be done in black and white. Yet only a moment's reflection and observation will indicate the inadequacy of such a limited palette. The first to populate this region were Native Americans-Choctaw, Chickasaw, Natchez, and others in even earlier periods. The predominant white Anglo-Scots-Irish population is enlivened by other European groups-colonial French and Spanish, later Yugoslavians, Italians-and the Mediterranean Greeks and Lebanese. Africans came from southern states to the east as well as through New Orleans from the Caribbean and many parts of Africa. The Chinese came to the...

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