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John Casey
Marked by War:
Demobilization, Disability, and the Trope of the Citizen-Soldier in Miss Ravenel’s Conversion
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Andrew Heath
“Let the Empire Come”:
Imperialism and Its Critics in the Reconstruction South
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Richard B. McCaslin
Reflections on “Where Do We Stand?”
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Jennifer L. Weber
Reflections on “Where Do We Stand?”
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Nimrod Tal
The American Civil War in British Military Thought from the 1880s to the 1930s
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Earl J. Hess
Where Do We Stand?:
A Critical Assessment of Civil War Studies in the Sesquicentennial Era
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Jonathan W. White, Christopher J. Chappell
Letters from the Monitor:
The Civil War Correspondence of Jacob Nicklis, U.S. Navy
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J. David Hacker
Has the Demographic Impact of Civil War Deaths Been Exaggerated?
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Michael D. Pierson
The Meaning of a Union Soldier’s Racial Joke
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Emory M. Thomas
Raimondo Luraghi Remembered
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Douglas R. Egerton
The Slaves’ Election:
Fremont, Freedom, and the Slave Conspiracies of 1856
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Michael J. Douma
The Lincoln Administration’s Negotiations to Colonize African Americans in Dutch Suriname
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Niels Eichhorn
North Atlantic Trade in the Mid-Nineteenth Century:
A Case for Peace during the American Civil War
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Charles Calhoun, Jane Turner Censer, Eric Foner, Andrew Slap
Historians’ Forum: Reconstruction
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Dillon J. Carroll
“The God Who Shielded Me Before, Yet Watches Over Us All”:
Confederate Soldiers, Mental Illness, and Religion
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Jennifer R. Green, Patrick M. Kirkwood
Reframing the Antebellum Democratic Mainstream:
Transatlantic Diplomacy and the Career of Pierre Soulé
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Joan E. Cashin
Torn Bonnets and Stolen Silks:
Fashion, Gender, Race, and Danger in the Wartime South
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Christopher S. Stowe
George Gordon Meade and the Boundaries of Nineteenth-Century Military Masculinity
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Judith Giesberg, Nina Silber, Joan E. Cashin, Thavolia Glymph, Lyde Cullen Sizer
Historians’ Forum:
Bonnet Brigades at 50: Reflections on Mary Elizabeth Massey and Gender in Civil War History
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Khal Schneider
Distinctions That Must Be Preserved:
On the Civil War, American Indians, and the West
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