Civil War Research Seminar, Keene State College, Spring 2020
The Book, Volume 3
Table of Contents
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Part I. Death and Culture. . .and Art
Chapter 1. Lydia Hurley, “The Reformation of American Children: How the American Civil War Left a Lasting Impact on the Lives of Children” website
Chapter 2. Betsy Street, “Hard Tack, Ham Fat, and Death: Nelson’s Civil War” website
Chapter 3. Graham Kaletsky, “Art and the Civil War” website
Part II. Medicine and Science
Chapter 4. Laura Ruttle, “‘Removed’: American Midwives in the Nineteenth Century and Civil War” website
Chapter 5. Timothy Hastings, “Quantifying Inferiority: Scientific Racism, Biological Determinism, and the American Civil War” website
Chapter 6. Ryan Goff, “The Evolution of Medicine Due to the Civil War” website
Part III. Military and Soldiers
Chapter 7. Kyle Gilmore, “Snipping the Sinews of War: How the Union Blockade Strangled the Confederate Economy” website
Chapter 8. Cole Tollett, “The Texas Brigade” website
Chapter 9. Zachary Grupp, “The Value of Southern Honor: How Confederate Irregulars Became American Outlaws” website
Chapter 10. Michael Fremeau, “Pride in One’s Country or Hatred for the South? Why New England Soldiers Fought in the Civil War” website
Part IV. Politics and Abolitionism
Chapter 11. Amber Hobbs, “Running the Underground Railroad” website
Chapter 12. Lydia Mardin, “Political Slavery and Personal Freedom: Federal Legislation of the Underground Railroad” website
Chapter 13. Molly Ryan, “The Battle of Abraham Lincoln’s Reelection” website