Themes of the American Civil War
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| Dr David Turley is Emeritus Professor of Social and Cultural History, University of Kent at Canterbury. He is the author of The Culture of English Anti-slavery, 1780–1860 (1991) and the editor of American Religion (1998). Recent essays include Activists and Officials in a volume on British diplomacy and the slave trade and Religion and Approaches to Reform,” forthcoming in American Nineteenth Century History. He continues to work on two books, Slave Emancipations and After and a study of African- American social science between the sand the 1930s. 382 • Notes on Contributors abolitionists 25, 26, 59, 222, 223, abortion 346n43 Ackerman, Bruce Act of Union Adams, Henry xxi Adams, John Quincy 6, 14, 20, Adams, Michael CC. 93–4 African-American troops 71–2, 185–206, 214; st Arkansas Colored Regiment 191–2; st Kansas Colored Volunteers 189; 1st Louisiana Native Guards 263–4; 1st Regiment, US. Colored Troops st South Carolina Volunteers, 192; 2nd Louisiana Native Guards 192; 9th Louisiana Infantry rd Colored Infantry 197; 38th USCT 197; 54th Massachusetts Colored Infantry 185, 191, 193–6, 198, 201, 205–6, 217–8, atrocities against 197; battlefield successes 192–6, 217–8, casualties 193, 194, 197; and citizenship 263–4; conditions Confederate experiment 72, 228–43; enlistment 195; exclusion from Grand Review 185–6; fatigue duty 196; fight to enlist Lincoln and 190; military service tradition 187; morale 197; neglect numbers 71, 215; officers optimism 191–2; prejudice against 189–90, 196–206; reasoning behind 189–92; recruitment 189, 263; recruitment of slaves 235; role, 205; veterans 203–4; wages white response to 192, 193 African-Americans xvii see also emancipation; slaves and slavery; and citizenship 211, 214–7, civil rights 213, 331–4, 346n38; coming under Union authority community institutions disillusionment education 257, 259, 261, emigration schemes 217; franchise reform n hopes housing 261; limitations on freedom 256; Lincoln on African-American suffrage 209, 213, 218–9, 221, 224, 225, 226; loyalty to the Union 214–7; marriage military labor 261–3; patriotism population 210; social exclusion 210; suffrage and Index Reconstruction 217–24; suffrage at the close of the war 224–6; suffrage in the Civil war 214–7; suffrage pre-1860 210–3; support for enfranchisement 213; support projects 256–9; transition to freedom 249–65; wages 257, 258, 259, 260; white assaults on women 269, 274–5, Alabama 19, 46, 49, 51, 57, 76, 155, 204, 229, Alcott, Louisa May Alexander, Czar of Russia xxii Alexander, Thomas B. Alien and Sedition Acts Allen, Henry W. 231 American Civil War Explorations and Reconsiderations xvii–xxiv American Civil War, The (Parish) xiii, xvii–xviii American Colonization Society American Freedmen’s Inquiry Commission American System, the 14, American Tract Society 138, Anaconda Plan, the 105, Anderson, Benedict 5, Anderson, Robert Andrew, John A. 129, 194, 196, Antietam (Sharpsburg), battle of xx, 111, 112 Antifederalists Appomattox Army of Mississippi Army of Northern Virginia 93, 112–4, 120, Army of the Cumberland Army of the Ohio 108, Army of the Potomac 73, 89, 93, 107, 109, Army of Tennessee 94, 112, 229, Army of the Tennessee Articles of Confederation (1781) 7, artillery Ash, Stephen Ashley, James M. 220, 222, 225 Ashworth, John xv, Atlanta 50, 74, 76, 94, 230, 235 Attack and Die Civil War Military Tactics and the Southern Heritage (McWhiney and Jamieson) 88 Attie, Jeanie 271, 276–7 Badeau, Adam 64, Banks, Nathaniel P. 196, 218, 220, 221, 224, 225, banks and banking 18, 50–1, 171–2, 174–5, Barbary corsairs, the 13 Barksdale, Ethelbert 231–2 Download 2.25 Mb. Share with your friends:
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