
Inside the Confederate Nation
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Content
- Cover
- Contents
- Preface
- Introduction
- Emory M. Thomas and the Confederate Imagination
- NATIONALISM AND IDENTITY
- Striking a Revolution's First Blow
- A Revolution in Raleigh: The Early Transformation of a Confederate State Capital, 1861
- Shades of Nation: Confederate Loyalties in Southeastern Virginia
- The Literary Shaping of Confederate Identity: Daniel R. Hundley and John Beauchamp Jones in Peace and War
- The Saratoga That Wasn't: Confederate Recognition and the Effect of Antietam Abroad
- "Witness the Redemption of the Army": Reenlistments in the Confederate Army of Tennessee, January-March 1864
- The Essential Nationalism of the People: Georgia's Confederate Congressional Election of 1863
- "The Chrysalis State": Slavery, Confederate Identity, and the Creation of the Border South
- FAMILY AND GENDER
- The Moral Imagination of Confederate Family Politics
- Courting Nationalism: The Wartime Letters of Bobbie Mitchell and Nettie Fondren
- "And for the Widow and Orphan": Confederate Widows, Poverty, and Public Assistance
- "Talking Heroines": Elite Mountain Women as Chroniclers of Stoneman's Raid, April 1865
- RACE
- The Costliness of Discrimination: Medical Care for Black Troops in the Civil War
- The Atlanta Campaign and the African American Experience in Civil War Georgia
- Half Slave, Half Free: Unionist Robert Webster in Confederate Atlanta
- "What Price Must We Pay for Victory?": Views on Arming Slaves from Lynchburg, Virginia, to Galveston, Texas
- MEMORY AND LEGACIES
- "While the Participants Are Yet Alive": The Association of Medical Officers of the Army and Navy of the Confederacy
- When Charles Francis Adams Met Robert E. Lee: A Southern Gentleman in History and Memory
- The Last Word
- Select Bibliography
- Editors and Contributors
- Index
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