Stanton White: A Romance of the New South is a novel by Asa Zadel Hall that explores the social conditions of African Americans in the post-reconstruction era. The novel follows the journey of Harold Edson, a Northern narrator, and his college friend, Stanton White, as they travel through the South and encounter the harsh realities of racism and prejudice. Hall's novel provides a valuable glimpse into the racial tensions of the time and the challenges faced by African Americans during this period.