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«The Price of Freedom. Slavery and the Civil War: Volume 2»


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The Price of Freedom. Slavery and the Civil War: Volume 2

Язык издания: английский

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Nashville: Cumberland House Publishing, 2000 г.

ISBN: 1-58182-097-7

Тип обложки: мягкая

Страниц: 432

Описание:

Articles of the Civil War Era.

Cover art is not credited.

Содержание:

  1. Edna Greene Medford. Introduction, p. ix
  2. Acknowledgments, p. xiv
  3. Part I : Freedom Proclaimed, Freedom Seized
    1. Edna Greene Medford. “Beckoning Them to the Dreamed of Promise of Freedom”: African-Americans and Lincoln’s Proclamation of Emancipation, p. 5
    2. Victor B. Howard. The Civil War in Kentucky: The Slave Claims His Freedom, p. 15
    3. William A. Byrne. “Uncle Billy” Sherman Comes to Town: The Free Winter of Black Savannah, p. 29
    4. Junius P. Rodriguez. “We’ll Hang Jeff Davis on the Sour Apple Tree”: Civil War Era Slave Resistance in Louisiana, p. 45
    5. Michael Fellman. Emancipation in Missouri, p. 57
  4. Part 2: From Fugitives to Contrabands to Freedpeople
    1. Allan Johnston. Being Free: Black Migration and the Civil War, p. 73
    2. Bobby L. Lovett. Nashville's Fort Negley: A Symbol of Blacks’ Involvement with the Union Army , p. 93
    3. William F. Messner. Black Violence and White Response: Louisiana, 1862, p. 107
    4. Richard B. Sheridan. From Slavery in Missouri to Freedom in Kansas: The Influx of Black Fugitives and Contrabands into Kansas, 1854-1865, p. 121
  5. Part 3: Racial Attitudes on the Civil War Frontier
    1. Albert Castel. Civil War Kansas and the Negro, p. 145
    2. Edward Noyes. The Negro in Wisconsin’s Civil War Effort, p. 155
  6. Part 4: The Impact of War on Free People of Color
    1. Edna Greene Medford. “I Was Always a Union Man”: The Dilemma of Free Blacks in Confederate Virginia, p. 171
    2. Edgar A. Toppin. Humbly They Served: The Black Brigade in the Defense of Cincinnati, p. 185
    3. Ted Tunnell. Free Negroes and the Frcedmen: Black Politics in New Orleans During the Civil War, p. 201
  7. Part 5: Preparing for Freedom
    1. Warren B. Armstrong. Union Chaplains and the Education of the Freedmen, p. 223
    2. William F. Messner. Black Education in Louisiana, 1863-1865, p. 231
    3. Sing-Nan Fen. Notes on the Education of Negroes at Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virginia, During the Civil War, p. 247
    4. Joe M. Richardson. The American Missionary Association and Black Education in Civil War Missouri, p. 259
  8. Part 6: The Quest for Self-Determination
    1. Sandy Dwayne Martin. Black Churches and the Civil War: Theological and Ecclesiastical Significance of Black Methodist Involvement, 1861-1865, p. 271
    2. Howard C. Westwood. Sherman Marched—and Proclaimed “Land for the Landless”, p. 283
  9. Part 7: African Americans and the Lincoln Legacy
    1. LaWanda Cox. Lincoln and Black Freedom, p. 299
    2. Hans L. Trefousse. Lincoln and Race Relations, p. 317
  10. Notes, p. 327
  11. For Further Reading, p. 393
  12. Index, p. 395

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Статьи о гражданской войне в США.



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