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| Introduction: The Desperate Side of War | 3 | |
| Telling and Retelling the Legend of the "Free State of Jones" | 17 | |
| "Shot for Being Bushwhackers": Guerrilla War and Extralegal Violence in a North Georgia Community, 1862-1865 | 31 | |
| "In Time of War": Unionists Hanged in Kinston, North Carolina, February 1864 | 45 | |
| The Politics of Violence: Unionist Pamphleteers in Virginia's Inner Civil War | 59 | |
| The Absence of Violence: Confederates and Unionists in Culpeper County, Virginia | 75 | |
| Definitions of Victory: East Tennessee Unionists in the Civil War and Reconstruction | 89 | |
| A People's War: Partisan Conflict in Tennessee and Kentucky | 113 | |
| The Limits of Dissent and Loyalty in Texas | 133 | |
| "Out of Stinking Distance": The Guerrilla War in Louisiana | 151 | |
| Bushwhackers, Provosts, and Tories: The Guerrilla War in Arkansas | 171 | |
| Inside Wars: The Cultural Crisis of Warfare and the Values of Ordinary People | 187 | |
| Notes | 201 | |
| Index | 243 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
| WonderClub |
Mark Sherriff
reviewed Guerrillas, Unionists and Violence on the Confederate Home Front on January 08, 2011
Guerrillas, Unionists and Violence on the Confederate Home Front
This is a book from the 80s and the writing and scholarship style are from that period. But it’s got fascinating stories and tables about the economic activity and property ownership and demographics of black men and women in Savannah from after the Revolution to just at the end of the Civil War. His argument that sets him apart is that Black Savannah wasn’t segregated by mixed race versus full African descent Voeltz between and enslaved. Instead because of the unique situation in Savannah of the institution of “nominal slaveryâ€, there was a much more cohesive black community and little overt revolt or resistance in ways that worried whites. Mixed race people were a much smaller segment of the free population than in other southern cities. Johnson lays out the roles of the churches and their early roles in uniting the groups and promoting a strong literate Black/mixed race population.
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Add Guerrillas, Unionists and Violence on the Confederate Home Front, Much Civil War violence occurred far away from traditional battlefields like Shiloh and Sharpsburg. Indeed, some of the war's most intense violence occurred on the Confederate home front, as families and neighbors were pitted against one another in bloody, Guerrillas, Unionists and Violence on the Confederate Home Front to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Guerrillas, Unionists and Violence on the Confederate Home Front, Much Civil War violence occurred far away from traditional battlefields like Shiloh and Sharpsburg. Indeed, some of the war's most intense violence occurred on the Confederate home front, as families and neighbors were pitted against one another in bloody, Guerrillas, Unionists and Violence on the Confederate Home Front to your collection on WonderClub |