(cont.) Part IV: the home front -- The war at home / Reid Mitchell -- "For the boys in blue": organizing the US Sanitary Commission / Jeanie Attie -- The home front: primary sources -- Diary entry / Gertrude Clanton Thomas -- Letter to Norfleet Perry / Fannie Perry -- Letter to Solomon Steward / Emma Steward -- Letter to Lydia Bixby / Abraham Lincoln -- Part V: wartime economies -- Industrial workers and the costs of war / Philip S. Paludan -- Wartime economies: primary sources -- The mind of the South / Wilbur J. Cash -- Letters to Secretary of War Edwin Stanton / Mary Herrick -- Part VI: slavery during wartime -- A loss of mastery / James L. Roark -- "Answering bells is played out": slavery and the Civil War / Tera W. Hunter -- Slavery during wartime: primary sources -- Diary entry / Mary Chesnut -- Letter from Wilson's Landing, Virginia / Sgt. George W. Hatton -- Part VII: Emancipation -- The meaning of freedom in the age of emancipation / Eric Foner -- Emancipation: primary sources -- Letter to Abraham Lincoln / Lydia Maria Child -- Letter to Horace Greeley / Abraham Lincoln -- Emancipation proclamation / Abraham Lincoln -- Emancipation proclaimed / Frederick Douglass -- Address at Gettysburg / Abraham Lincoln -- Second inaugural address / Abraham Lincoln
(cont.) Part VIII: Resistance -- A multiplicity of grievances / Iver Bernstein -- Resistance: primary sources -- Opinion on the draft / Abraham Lincoln -- Letter to Henry Fowler / Adelaide Fowler -- Part IX: War on the frontier -- The way to Pea Ridge / Alvin M. Josephy, Jr. -- War on the frontier: primary sources -- Account of Sioux executions / St. Paul Pioneer Press -- Patriotic Iowa / Mary A. Livermore -- Part X: Wartime politics -- The Confederate South at high tide / Emory M. Thomas -- To finish the task: the election of 1864 / William E. Gienapp -- Wartime politics: primary sources -- Chiefly about war matters / Nathaniel Hawthorne -- Work / Boston Evening Transcript -- Part XI: Gender battles -- What shall we do?: Confederate women confront the crisis / Drew Gilpin Faust -- When God made me I wasn't much, but I's a man now / Jim Cullen -- Gender battles: primary sources -- General order No. 28 / Benjamin Butler -- Letter from Beaufort, South Carolina / Harriet Tubman -- Obtaining supplies / Louisa May Alcott -- Part XII: The written war -- Popular literary vulture in wartime / Alice Fahs --The written war: primary sources -- The great army of the sick / Walt Whitman -- A sight in camp in the daybreak gray and dim / Walt Whitman -- Battle Hymn of the Republic / Julia Ward Howe -- John Lamar / Rebecca Harding Davis
(cont.) Part XIII: Victory and defeat -- The same holy cause / James M. McPherson -- Victory and defeat: primary sources -- Diary entry / Sarah Morgan Dawson -- Letter from Richmond / Chaplain Garland H. White -- Part XIV: Reconstruction -- "Privilege" and "Protection": civil and political rights during Reconstruction / Laura F. Edwards -- Reconstruction: primary sources -- Letter to Sarah Shaw / Lydia Maria Child -- The Freedmens' Bureau / Margaret Mitchell -- To the Reader / Thomas Dixon -- Account of a Ku Klux Klan visit / Emeline Brumfield -- Part XV: Memory -- Quarrel forgotten or revolution remembered?: reunion and race in the memory of the Civil War, 1875-1913 / David W. Blight -- Memory: primary sources -- The United States cannot remain half-slave and half-free / Frederick Douglass.
Introduction: The American Civil War in the twenty-first century -- A Civil War chronology -- Part I: The impending crisis -- A house divided / Bruce Catton -- The divided South, democracy's limitations, and the causes of the peculiarly North American Civil War / William W. Freehling --The impending crisis: primary sources -- Speech on the compromise of 1850 / John C. Calhoun -- In which the reader is introduced to a man of humanity / Harriet Beecher Stowe -- Uncle Tom's Cabin / Louisa S. McCord -- Escaped slave advertisements from The key to Uncle Tom's Cabin /Harriet Beecher Stowe -- Part II: Justifying the War -- The spirit of '61 / George M. Fredrickson -- Justifying the War: primary sources -- The Confederate cornerstone / Alexander H. Stephens -- Diary entry / Keziah Goodwyn Hopkins Brevard -- Disunion for existing causes / North Carolina Standard -- A Constitutional view of the late war between the States / Alexander H. Stephens -- Part III: The battle front -- "Dangled over hell": The trauma of the Civil War / Eric T. Dean, Jr. -- The battle front: primary sources -- The red badge of courage / Stephen Crane -- Letter from the Peninsula Campaign / Wilbur Fisk -- J.C.R., The battle of Fredricksburg / Charleston Daily Courier -- Letter from the Red River /Sarah Rosetta Wakeman (a.k.a. Edwin R. Wakeman)
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"There is an extraordinary range of material in this anthology. Lincoln's Gettysburg address is here and so too is a contemporary account of a visit from the Ku Klux Klan. The primary sources reproduced are both visual and written, and the secondary sources present a breadth and quality of relevant scholarship." "Each section begins with a preface that pulls together secondary and primary sources, and introductions to the primary sources that will offer further avenues for exploration. Primary documents such as poetry, short stories, editorials, newspaper articles, speeches, illustrations, and political cartoons, as well as more personal documents like letters and diary entries, round out each section. Bibliographies and a timeline are also included, making this an authoritative, easy-to-use primer on the best research and writings about the American Civil War and Reconstruction."--Jacket.
United States, History, Civil War, 1861-1865, Sources.