Civil War History 2004: Vol 50 Index

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African Americans, emancipation and Benning, Henry, 287
migration, 145—74; emancipation Bergeron, Paul, Patricia J. Anthony,
celebrations at Gettysburg, 175-91; Glenna R. Schroeder-Lein, Marion
enlistment, 154-56, 159, 164—65, 415; O. Smith, and Richard M. Zuczek,
growing interest in Civil War expe- eds., The Papers of Andrew Johnson.
riences, 377-79; labor, 165-72, 391; Volume 16: May 1869—July 1875,
question of citizenship, 229-60 rev d., 90-91
Alcorn, James, 265, 272, 288 Berrien, John M., 276
Allen, Austin, “The Political Economy of Bierce, Ambrose, 372
Blackness: Citizenship, Corporations, Black, Edward, 27.
and Race in Dred Scott,’ 229-60 Bondi, August, 124
Allen, William E., 307 Bowman, John, 128
Alschuler, Albert W., Law Without Val- Boy!tes, J. R. 59
ues: The Life, Work, and Legacy of Brackett, Charles, 131
Justice Holmes, rewd., 69-71 Brady, Mathew, 380
Ankey, Henry, 140 Breckinridge, John, 14, 284
Antislavery movement, 229, 232-34, Brewer, James D., Tom Worthington’s
247, 259, 403, 406, 416, 430 Civil War: Shiloh, Sherman, and the
Appleton, John, 229, 230 Search for Vindication, rev'd., 94-95
Arkansas, Helena, disease among sol- Brian, Mitchell, 60
diers, 109-44 Brinsfield, John W., William C. Davis,
Army of the Southwest, 109, 110, 114, Bededict Maryniak, and James I.
115, 127, 130, 144 Robertson, eds., Faith in Flight: Civil
Ashe, William S., 35 War Chaplains, rev'd., 199-200
Ashmore, John, 284, 288 Broome, James E., 283
Ayers, Edward L., In the Presence of Brown, Albert Gallatin, 265
Mine Enemies: War in the Heart of Brown, John, 23
America, 1859-1863, rev'd., 318-20 Brown, Joseph E., 43, 45, 447
Brown, Kent Masterson, ed., The Civil
Bampson’s Legion, 386-87 War in Kentucky: Battle for the Blue-
Barnes, Joseph K., 110, 129 grass State, rev’d., 200-202
Barton, D. W., 54 Brown, Thomas D., 283
Barton, Roger, 280 Buchanan, James, 244, 275
Bates, Edward, 308 Buckingham, Peter H., ed., All’s for the
Battle Cry of Freedom (McPherson), Best: The Civil War Reminiscences and
373-74» 377 Letters of Daniel W. Sawtelle, Eighth
Bell, John, 285 Maine Volunteer Infantry, rev'd., 95—
Belmont, August, 293, 313 96; 206-7
Benjamin, Judah P., 369 Burke, John, 115
460 CIVIL WAR HISTORY
Burns, Ken, 374-76, 380 Cooper, Mark A.., 33
Burnside, Ambrose, 397 Cooperationists, 279-80, 286
Burton, Colonel, 31, 34 Copperheads, 160
Bush, George H. W., 375, 376 Corporations: as artificial persons, 234,
Butler, Benjamin E., 454 237-40, 249, 255, 258; diversity juris-
diction, 237—41, 256-59
Cabell, Edward, 283 Coulter, E. Merton, 39
Cadwallader, Sylvanus, 371 Covington Drawbridge Company v.
Cagger, Peter, 305 Shepherd, 257, 259
Cairnes, John Elliott, 404 Crane, William, 54
Calhoun, John C., 265, 266, 274-79, 283 Crofs, W. B. B., 41
Campbell, John A., 233, 237-41, 243, 245, Crowley’s Ridge, 116-17
248, 255, 257, 258, 276, 277 Cumming, Kate, 38
Cardozo, Jacob, 38—39 Curtis, Benjamin R., 244, 245, 248, 254,
Carr, Eugene A., 127, 128, 143 255» 257
Cashin, Joan E., The War Was You and Curtis, Samuel R., 110, 115-16, 126, 127,
Me: Civilians in the American Civil 130, 139, 143
War, rev d., 330—32 Cushing, Caleb, 253
Casselberry, Isaac, 140
Catron, John, 233, 237—41, 243, 244, 248, Dahlgren, John A., 311
257, 258 Dana, Charles A., 309
Chamberlain, Joshua Lawrence, 372 Daniel, Peter V., 233, 237-39, 241, 245,
Chapman, Reuban, 277, 284 247-52, 257, 258
Chivalry, the, 276-78 Davidson, James, 17
Christ, Mark K., ed., Getting Used to Davis, Jefferson, 392, 393, 399, 4493 se-
Being Shot At: The Spence Family cession, 266, 273, 280, 281; as a war
Civil War Letters, rev’d., 91-92 leader, 429; 433, 435-37) 447 455-56
Church, Sanford E., 305 Davis, Stephen, Atlanta Will Fall: Sher-
Civil War, The (Burns), 374-76, 380 man, Joe Johnston, and the Yankee
Claiborne, John F. H., 273 Heavy Battalions, rev'd., 203-4
Class, conflicts and interests, 28-29, Davis, William C.: An Honorable Defeat:
404, 411-12, 414-16 The Last Days of the Confederate Gov-
Clay, Henry, 280 ernment, rev d., 68—69; Rhett: The
Clemens, Jeremiah, 278, 287 Troubled Life and Times of a Fire-Eat-
Cobb, Howell, 274-75, 279, 284, 288 er, rev'd., 73-74; The Union That
Cobb, Williamson, 284 Shaped the Confederacy: Robert
Cohn, Levi, 307, 308 Toombs and Alexander H. Stephens,
Columbus Iron Works, 41 rev d., 212-13
Compromise of 1850, 275, 278, 279, 282, De Bow, James D. B., 405-6, 433
283 De Bow’s Review, 430-31
Confiscation Act of 1862, 126 De Forest, William John, 419
Connelly, Thomas L., 394 Delfino, Susanna, and Michele
Conscription, 32-33, 450 Gillespie, eds., Neither Lady Nor
Constitution of the United States, sla- Slave: Working Women of the Old
very litigation, 229, 230, 235, 237, 239, South, rev'd., 195-96
246, 253-56, 258 Democratic Party, 458; emancipation,
Constitutional Union Party, 275 159-61; Secession, 14, 264, 265, 267,
Index
274-76, 278-84, 288; soldier suffrage, Elliott, Isaac, 126
292-94, 296, 297, 300-305, 307-9, 311, Elmore, William, 266
314, 315, 317 Emancipation, 145-74; black enlistment,
Densmore, Orrin, 170 154; celebrations at Gettysburg, 175—-
Depew, Chauncey M.., 300, 301-3, 308, 91; criticism of federal government,
309, 314, 444 161-64; debate over outcome, 23, 145—
Desertion, 47-65; allegiance to home, 50, 172-73; employment of former
62-64; economic status, 50-55; slave women, 168-71; migration, 148,
effects of battle defeats, 56-59; myth 150, 152-59; opposition to federal aid
of cowardice, 55; nationalism, 61—62; to freed slaves, 161-62; quality ofl ife
slaveholding, 53-55 of former slaves, 157; slavery litiga-
Dever, Joseph F.,, 34 tion, 250, 251; white privilege, 151, 162,
Dickenson, Daniel S., 296 164-73, 415
Dillard, FE. W., 43 Emancipation Proclamation, 161
Disease: soldiers, 109—44; causes, 119— Emerson, John, 242, 243
203 124-25, 128-35; contaminated Engels, Frederick, 404
water, 114-15, 125; “crowd poison- Enlistment, Confederate, 5-26; demo-
ing,’130-31; debility cases, 119, 124; graphic factors, 10-13; emotional in-
disability discharges, 119, 123, 124, ducements, 8—9; incentives, 5—6, 20;
137; dysentery, 119-24; impact on masculine cult of honor, 7-8; political
military affairs, 114-18, 123, 126-27, factors, 13-16; religious factors, 16-17;
137, 142-44; malaria, 135—42; role of secession, 6—9, 13-16; social pressure,
latrines, 129, 131; treatment, 111-14; 17-18; socioeconomic factors, 9—10,
119-22, 132, 134-35, 141-43; typhoid, 18—25
127-32; typhus, 132-35 Estell, Elizabeth, 156
Dispatches (Herr), 383 Etowah Iron Works, 33
Diversity jurisdiction, 238, 240, 243, Ewell, Richard S., 395
244; corporate, 237—41, 256-59 Exceptionalism, Southern, 392, 418-33
Doctrine of election, 251, 256 Exemption acts, 32-35, 42
Donahue, Edward, Jr., 304-6, 308
Dorman, James B., 14 Fair, Samuel, 54
Doubleday, Abner, 304 Family, changing role of, 8-9, 25
Douglas, Stephen, 285 Farber, Daniel, Lincoln’s Constitution,
Douglass, Frederick, 183 rev d., 198-99
Dred Scott v. Sandford, 229, 231-34, 240, Farmers and planters, 28—29, 261-63,
242, 245-50, 256-60 269-73, 414-16, 425-26
Faust, Drew Gilpin, ““We Should Grow
Economics: clash over secession, 263— Too Fond of It: Why We Love the
64, 267-70, 289; status of soldiers, Civil War,” 368-83
50-55 Federal Indian policy, 162
Education and literacy, 429-31 Fenton, Reuben E., 300
Egnal, Mark, “Rethinking the Secession Ferguson, John Hill, On to Atlanta: The
of the Lower South: The Clash of Civil War Diaries of John Hill Fergu-
Two Groups,” 261-90 son, Illinois Tenth Regiment of Vol
Eicher, David J., The Longest Night: A unteers, rev'd., 202—3
Military History of the Civil War, Ferry, Moses J., 304—6, 308
rev d., 207-9 Field, Charles P., 125
462 CIVIL WAR HISTORY
Field, Roswell M., 240, 241 Halleck, Henry W., 453
Findlay Iron Works, 41 Hamilton, Andrew Jackson, 284, 287
Fitzgerald, F. Scott, 378 Hamilton, Daniel, 271
Fitzhugh, George, 404-5 Hampton Roads peace conference, 436
Fitzpatrick, Benjamin, 277 Harper, William, 430
Flanders, George, 131 Hatch, Thomas, Clashes of Cavalry: The
Fleischner, Jennifer, Mrs. Lincoln and Civil War Careers of George Arm-
Mrs. Keckly: The Remarkable Story of strong Custer and Jeb Stuart, revd.,
Friendship Between a First Lady and 74-75
a Former Slave, rev'd., 323-25 Hattaway, Herman, and Richard E.
Foote, Henry, 280, 281 Beringer, Jefferson Davis, Confederate
Forsythe, John, 273 President, rev'd., 71-72
Foster, Ira R., 34-35 Hedges, Chris, 381
Frost, Dan R., Thinking Confederates: Heintzelman, Samuel, 313
Academia and the Idea ofP rogress in Helper, Hinton Rower, 403
the New South, rev d., 88—90 Hemingway, Ernest, 378
Fugitive Slave Law of 1850, 240, 424 Herr, Michael, 383
Herron, David, 63
Gaines, Nathaniel, 54 Hess, Earl J., Lee’s Tar Heels: The Petti-
Gemeinshaft society, 392, 424-25 grew-Kirkland-MacRae Brigade,
Genoways, Ted, and Hugh H. Genoways, rev d., 75-76
eds., A Perfect Picture of Hell: Eyewit- Higginson, Henry Lee, 369
ness Accounts by Civil War Prisoners Hightower, Eppy, 53
from the 12th Iowa), rev'd., 96-97 Hill, A. P., 395
Gerteis, Louis S., Civil War St. Louis, Hindman, Thomas C., 126-27
rev d., 87-88 Historians’ interest in Civil War, 372-83
Gesellschaft society, 392, 425 Honor code, 7-8, 424
Gettysburg commemorative rituals, 175-91 Hood, John Bell, 63, 448
Gorgas, Josiah, 34 Hooker, Joseph, 313, 397
Goss, Thomas J., The War within the Horigan, Michael, Elmira: Death Camp
Union High Command: Politics and the of the North, rev'd., 78-79
Generalship during the Civil War, rev'd., Houston, George Smith, 265
326-28 Houston, Sam, 265, 282, 284, 288
Grady, Henry W., 406 Hovey, Charles E., 142
Grand Army of the Republic (GAR), Hubbard, Lucius, 158
179-81, 184-85, 187—89 Hubbell, John T., “To Sum Up,” 388—400
Grant, Ulysses S., 434, 435, 437, 443, 447, Hughes, Nathaniel Cheairs, Jr., and
449-55 Gordon D. Whitney, Jefferson Davis
Gray, Chipman, 444 in Blue: The Life of Sherman’s Re-
Greeley, Horace, 435 lentless Warrior, rev'd., 79-80
Grier, Robert C., 240, 243, 244, 245, 246 Hundley, Daniel R., 404-5
Hunkers, 276, 277
Halaas, David Fridtjof, and Andrew E. Huntoon, Andrew J., 140
Masich, Halfbreed: The Remarkable
True Story of George Bent—Caught Immigration, 426-27
Between the Worlds of the Indian and Impending Crisis of the South, The
the White Man, revd., 328-29 (Helper), 403
Index
Industry, Confederate, 27-46; confisca- Lee, Robert E., 368-69, 394-96, 450
tion and impressment, 38, 42-46; Lee, William Henry Harrison, 62
wags and exemption acts, Letcher, John, 14—15
32-35, 42; government incentives, Lewis, Dixon _ 265-66, 277
29-32; government monopoly on Lightner, John,2 2
transportation, 35-38; ordnance and Lincoln, a call for troops, 6-8,
munitions production, 29, 30, 40— 14-15; emancipation, 161—62, 287, 390;
42; public opinion, 38—39; price fix- ideological conflicts with the South,
ing, 42-45; tax acts involving, 45; 22-23; soldier suffrage, 292, 295, 297,
textile, 30, 31 301, 302, 305, 306, 308—12, 314, 316; as a
war leader, 127, 392-93, 396, 397, 399,
Jackson, Thomas Stonewall, 396 434-36, 437, 438, 449, 457-58
Locke, E. L. 3;
James, Henry, 372
James, Robertson, 372 Logan, John A., 444
James, Wilky, 372 Longacre, Edward G., Lee’s Cavalrymen:
Jefferson, Thomas, 426 The History oft he Mounted Forces of
Johnson, Louisa, 170 the Army of Northern Virginia, rev ‘d.,
Johnson, Reverdy, 305 76-77
Johnston, Joseph, 47, 56, 57, 392 Longstreet, James, 368, 395, 442
Jones, Charles, 310 Louisville, Cincinnati, and Charleston
Jones, Charles Colcock, Jr., 422 Railroad Company v. Letson, 2
Jones, Morven M., 307, 308 238, 239, 240, 257,2 58, 259
Jones, Terry L., ed.: Campbell Brown’s
Civil War: With Ewell and the Army Mallet, John, 34, 40
of Northern Virginia, rev'd., 92-93; Mann, John P., 123, 124
Historical Dictionary of the Civil Manumission, 250
War, 2 vols., rev d., 67-68 Marble, Manton, 293
Journal of Southern History (JSH), 374 Marrs, Aaron W., “Desertion and Loy-
alty in the South Carolina Infantry,
Keitt, Lawrence M., 58, 284 1861-65,” 47-65
Kelley, John, 55 Marshall, Albert, 115
Kelly, William, 307 Martial values, 428-29
King, Thomas B., 284 Marx, Karl, 404
King, William R., 265, 277 McBurney, William, 270
Kirkwood, Samuel J.1, McClellan,¢ G eorge B., 392, 394, 396-97;
Kirsch, George B., Baselb all in Blue and election ofs iting 301, 305, 306, 309,
Gray: The National Pastime during 312-14, 442, 443
the Civil War, rev'd., 335-37 Mecr eery, B. Bs
Know-Nothing Party, 284 McLean, John, 235, 243, 244, 245, 257
Kohl, Rhonda M.,‘ “ This Godforsaken McPherson, James M., 373-74, 380; ~Ante-
Town” : Death and Disease at Hele- bellum Southern Exceptionalism: A
na, Arkansas, 1862—63,” 109—44 New Look at an Old Question,” 418-33;
Ku Klux Klan, 177 Crossrofo Fraeeddsom : Antietraemv, d. ,
193-95
Language, and Southern Exceptional- Memory, role of in commemorative
ism, 423-24 rituals, 175-91
Lawton, Alexander, 35, 38 Miles, William Porcher, 271, 284
464 CIVIL WAR HISTORY
Minorities, 168, 233, 234, 247, 253, 266 Ordnance and munitions production,
Missouri Compromise, 236, 242, 243 27, 30, 40-42
“Monopoly and Extortion Bill,” 39—40 Orr, James, 272, 279, 280, 283, 284, 288
Moore, Samuel, 8
Morgan, Edwin D., 309, 313 Packard, Thaddeus, 139—40
Morris, Marion, 60 Paine, Eleazer A., 453-54
Morton, Oliver P., 140 Parker, Amasa 307
Mosby, John Singleton, 450-53 Parker, Theodore, 422
Mosely, Moses, 174 Parkman, Francis, 369
Muhlenfeld, Elizabeth, ed., Two Novels Passenger Cases, 235, 236, 241, 246, 256
by Mary Chesnut, rev'd., 85-87 Patterson, Middleton, 47, 50, 56
Murray, Robert Bruce, Legal Cases of Peace Democrats, 312
the Civil War, rev 'd., 325-26 Pendleton, George H., 312
Mushkat, Jerome, A Citizen-Soldier’s Percy, Mary, 372
Civil War: The Letters of Brevet Ma- Perry, Benjamin Franklin, 272, 279, 288
jor General Alvin C. Voris, rev'd., Petigru, James, 287
211—12 Pierce, Franklin, 280, 314
Myers, Abraham, 36-37 Pinsker, Matthew, Lincoln’s Sanctuary:
Abraham Lincoln and the Soldiers’
National Democrats, 283 Home, rev d., 320-21
Nationalism, 61—62, 266, 271, 274-78, Pitman, James, 60
280-86, 424 Planters and farmers, 28-29, 261-63,
Native Americans, 162-63, 234, 247, 253 269-73, 414-16, 425-26
Navy soldier suffrage, 310-11 Play in commemorative rituals, 175-91
Neely, Mark E., Jr., “Was the Civil War a Polk, Leonidas K., 393
Total War?” 434-58 Powell, Colin, 375
Negro Seamen Act, 235, 246 Prewitt, John, 60
Nelson, Samuel, 243, 248 Prewitt, William, 60
Newcomb, Edward, 306 Price, Henry, 453
Nolan, Alan T., “Rally, Once Again!” Se- Price, Sterling, 144
lected Civil War Writings of Alan T. Prigg v. Pennsylvania, 235, 236, 241, 246,
Nolan, rev'd., 80-81 256
North, Samuel, 307, 308 Profiteering, 126—27
Northwest Ordinance, 150, 236
Norton, Charles Eliot, 371 Quitman, John A., 280, 281, 284
Nullification Crisis of 1832-33, 279
Railroads, 35—38, 269-70
O’Mara, John, 60 Randolph, George, 442
O’Mara, William, 60 Rankin, John W., 157
Ocmulgee Mills, 35 Rast, J. L. 54
Oligarchy, Southern, 390, 402-4, 407, Raymond, Henry J., 435
412, 413, 417 Reagan, John, 265
Olmstead, Frederick Law, 403 Reconstruction, 391, 404, 415
Olsen, Otto H., “Historians and the Ex- Religion, 16-17, 370, 424
tent of Slave Ownership in the Republican Party, 435, 457-58; black,
Southern United States,” 401-17 432, 433; emancipation, 159-61; free
Index 465
labor ideology, 422, 424; secession, White: Race, Commemoration, and
6-7, 15, 261, 262, 267, 286, 287; on the Post-Bellum Landscape, rev'd.,
slave ownership, 403, 404; soldier 334-35
suffrage, 292-98, 300-302, 304-6, Sheehan-Dean, Aaron, “Everyman’s
308, 309, 311-17 War: Confederate Enlistment in
Rhodes, James Ford, 407 Civil War Virginia,” 5-26
Riley, Jacob, 53-54 Shelby, J. O., 144
Riley, Omar, 53-55 Sheridan, Philip, 438, 450-52, 454-55
Robertson, James I., Jr., “Editorship, Sherman, William Tecumseh, 399, 437,
1959-1961, 384-87 438, 440, 442-50, 455, 458
Robinson, James, 157 Silbey, Joel H., Martin Van Buren and
Rogers, J. B., 167 the Emergence of American Popular
Rogers, John, 246 Politics, rev'd., 66—67
Rogers, Mary Ann Graham, 155-56 Singley, G. M., 54
Rosecrans, Willliam S., 313 Slaveholding: Confederate enlistment,
Ruffin, Edmund, 22 10—11, 20—24, 28—29; extent of in the
Ruffin, Thomas, 249 South, 390—91, 401-17; incidents of
Rusk, Thomas, 282 desertion, 53-55; secession, 262—63
Russell, William Howard, 421 Slavery: debate over, 401-17, 420, 422,
424, 427-28, 435-36; litigation in-
Sanford, John EF. A., 242, 243 volving, 234, 236, 240, 242-46, 248-
Sappington, S. M., 31 50, 256, 257
Sawyer, R. M., 445 Slidell, John, 282
Schwalm, Leslie A., “Overrun with Free Slover, James Anderson, Minister to the
Negroes”: Emancipation and War- Cherokees: A Civil War Autobiogra-
time Migration in the Upper Mid- phy, rev'd., 209-10
west,” 145-74 Smith, John David, and William J. Coo-
Schwarzkopf, Norman, 375 per Jr., eds., A Union Woman in Civ-
Scott, Dred, 242, 243, 248, 249, 250, 259 il War Kentucky: The Diary of
Scott, Harriet, 242 Frances Peter, rev’d., 82-83
Scott v. Emerson, 243, 244 Smockes, George, 175
Scott, Winfield, 313, 314, 394 Soldiers, 395, 397-98; desertion by, 47-
Secession, 6—9, 13-16; 261—90, 419, 432; 65; diseases among, 109—44; suffrage
defense of slavery, 21-22, 24, 404; or- and, 291-317
igin of settlers, 263-67, 271; patterns South Carolina infantry, 47-65
of regional economy, 263, 267-70; Southern Rights Association, 275
slavery litigation, 232, 259 Southern Rights Democrats, 283
Selma Manufacturing Company, 40 Southern Rights Party, 275
Settlers and clash over secession, 263- Stanton, Edwin, 396, 442; soldier suffrage,
7, 289 302—4, 308, 309, 313, 314
Seward, James, 284 State v. Mann, 249
Seward, Theodore, 422 States’ rights: secession, 15, 270, 273, 274,
Seward, William H., 310, 314, 436 276, 277, 279, 281, 289; slavery litiga-
Seymour, Horatio, 293-98, 300-305, tion, 233, 235-38, 241, 246, 250, 252,
307, 309, 310, 313 258
Shackel, Paul A., Memory in Black and States Rights Party, 281, 283
466 CIVIL WAR HISTORY
Steele, Frederick, 114, 126, 127, 143 Union party, 281, 283
Stephens, Alexander H.., 275, 284, 286, Unionists, 262, 274-89, 396
288 Urbanization, 425-26
Stevens, Thaddeus, 316
Story, Joseph, 246 Van Dorn, Earl, 114
Stowe, Harriet Beecher, 146—47 Virginia, Confederate enlistment in, 5-26
Strader v. Graham, 235, 236, 241, 242, Voting, absentee: Union soldiers and,
243, 244, 245, 246, 256 291-317; fraud and coercion, 293,
Sugar, 36 295, 297-99, 303-9, 312, 316, 317
Sumner, Charles, 164
Swisher, James K., Warrior in Gray: Wadley, William M., 37-38
General Robert Rodes of Lee’s Army, Wadsworth, James S., 294
rev 'd., 81-82 “Wadsworth Letter,” 390
Walke, Henry, 139
Taney, Roger B., 229-37, 239-42, 245-48, Wallace, Daniel, 284
251-60 War Department, role in soldier suffrage,
Taxes and tariffs, 45, 237, 238, 270 310, 314, 315, 317
Taylor, Frances Wallace, Catherine Tay- Washburne, Elihu B., 302
lor Matthews, and J. Tracy Power, Water, 125
eds., The Leverett Letters: Correspon- Waterways, 268-69
dence ofa South Carolina Family, Wayne, James M., 235, 241, 243, 257, 258
1851-1868, rev 'd., 83-84 Weed, Thurlow, 308-10
Teale, James, E., 142 Weeks, James P., “A Different View of
Territorial question, 231, 232, 243, 245 Gettysburg: Play, Memory, and Race
Thomas, Christopher, The Lincoln Me- at the Civil War’s Greatest Shrine,”
morial and American Life, rev'd., 175-91; Gettysburg: Memory, Market,
35759 and an American Shrine, revd., 192-
Thomas, George, 448 93
Ticknor, George, 433 Welles, Gideon, 310
Tinsley, Pleasant, 47, 50, 52, 56 West, Emmet, C. 117, 125
Tompkins, Daniel A., 406 Wheat, 267-68
Toombs, Robert, 44, 275 Whig-Opposition Party, 264
Total war, 399, 434-58 Whig Party, 14, 265, 271, 274-76, 278,
Towle, S. K., 113 281-83
Trade, overland, 269-70 White, Jonathon W., “Canvassing the
Transportation: railroads, 35, 38, 269- Troops: The Federal Government and
70; waterways, 268—69 the Soldiers’ Right to Vote,” 291-317
Tredegar Iron Works, 40 White privilege, 169-73, 251, 260
Trescott, William Henry, 283 White supremacy, 151-52, 230—31, 246,
Troup, George, 278 408, 410, 415, 427
Turner, Nat, 23 Whitman, Walt, 372
Wieck, Carl F., Lincoln’s Quest for
Unconditional surrender, 434-36 Equality: The Road to Gettysburg,
Union Executive Congressional Com- rev d., 196-98
mittee for the Presidential Cam- Wigfall, Louis, 265, 282, 284, 421, 426
paign of 1864, 315-16 Wilkins, B. G., 270
Index 467
Wilmot Proviso, 277 377-79; nurses, 397; slaves, 54,154—58,
Wilson, Keith P., Campfires of Freedom: 164, 168-71; social pressure exerted
The Camp Life of Black Soldiers dur- by, 17-18
ing the Civil War, rev d., 321-23 Wood, Orville K., 306
Wilson, Woodrow, 406 Woodward, J. J., 130
Wirz, Henry, 387
Wittenberg, Eric J., With Sheridan in Yancey, William Lowndes, 266, 273, 277
the Final Campaign Against Lee, by York, Neil Longley, Fiction As Fact:
Lt. Col. Frederick C. Newhall, Sixth “The Horse Soldiers” and Popular
Pennsylvania Cavalry, rev'd., 205—6 Memory, rev'd., 84-85
Wittenmyer, Annie, 169 Yulee, David, 283
Women: African American, 181; citizen-
ship, 233, 247; former female slaves Zaeske, Susan, Signatures of Citizenship:
employed by, 168-71; 173; growing Petitioning, Antislavery, and Wom-
interest in Civil War experiences of, en’s Political Identity, rev'd., 332-33