Contents
- 1. A Modernizing Nation, 1840–1860
- 2. The Antebellum South
- 3. Slavery, 1830–1860
- 4. Sectionalism Politicized, 1848–1857
- 5. A House Dividing, 1857–1860
- 6. The Secession Winter
- 7. Lincoln, the Upper South, and the Sumter Crisis
- 8. The Border States
- 9. First Campaigns
- 10. The Virginia Front, 1861–1863
- 11. Union Measures and Men
- 12. Problems of the Confederacy
- 13. The Union Government at War
- 14. Financing the War in the North
- 15. The American Question Abroad
- 16. Emancipation: The War Redefined
- 17. The War’s Middle Phase
- 18. Military Campaigns in 1864
- 19. The Naval War
- 20. Northern Politics, 1861–1864
- 21. The Home Front in the North
- 22. The Collapse of the Confederacy
- 23. The End of the War
- 24. The Challenge of Reconstruction: Legacies of the War in the North
- 25. The Challenge of Reconstruction: Legacies of the War in the South
- 26. Presidential Reconstruction
- 27. Responses to Presidential Reconstruction
- 28. Congressional Reconstruction: The First Phase
- 29. Congressional Reconstruction: The Second Phase, 1867–1869
- 30. Reconstruction in the South
- 31. The Failure of Reconstruction in the South
- 32. The North, the Grant Administration, and Reconstruction
- 33. The Retreat from Reconstruction
- 34. The End of Reconstruction
Copyright © 2005, W. W. Norton & Company. All rights reserved.
XHTML, CSS, 508