Household war : how Americans lived and fought the Civil War
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Household war : how Americans lived and fought the Civil War
（Uncivil wars）
The University of Georgia Press, c2020
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- Introduction : the Civil War as a household war / Lisa Tendrich Frank and LeeAnn Whites
- The material world of Mary Todd Lincoln : her households in peace and war / Joan E. Cashin
- Householder and general : Lee's war as a household war / Joseph M. Beilein Jr.
- The divided houses of Ulysses S. Grant / Brooks D. Simpson
- The soldier's dream of home / Jonathan W. White
- "Now I can bear my ills patiently" : the expanding realm of Wisconsin households during the Civil War / Julie A. Mujic
- Written on the heart : soldiers' letters, the household supply line, and the relational war / LeeAnn Whites
- Aid and comfort to the enemy : escaped prisoners and the home as site of war / Lorien Foote
- War's domestic corollary : Union occupation households in the Civil War South / Margaret Storey
- Creek and Seminole households on the trail of blood on ice / Andrew K. Frank
- Disordered households : Reconstruction, Klan terror, and the law / Victoria E. Bynum
- Dead husband, dead son : widows, mothers-in-law, and mourning in the Confederacy / Angela Esco Elder
- Stand by your manhood : the United Confederate veterans and the rehabilitation of the Southern household / Brian Craig Miller
- Afterword : from household to personhood in America / Stephen Berry