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Introduction : the puzzle of Confederate emancipation | 1 | |
1 | "A desperate expedient" : the heresy and its origins, 1861-1864 | 16 |
2 | "What did we go to war for?" : the critics' indictment | 40 |
3 | Black and gray : slaves and the Confederate war effort | 60 |
4 | "We can devise the means" : the long-term plan | 89 |
5 | "On the footing of soldiers" : enacting and implementing new policy, 1864-1865 | 110 |
6 | "Like a drowning man catching at straws" : could it have worked? | 129 |
Conclusion : from black troops to black codes : "Confederate emancipation" in war and peace | 148 |
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