History of the United States : from the compromise of 1850 to the final restoration of home rule at the South in 1877. Vol. 5. 1864-1866 /
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New York :
Macmillan,
1907.
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Table of Contents:
- Character of William T. Sherman
- Reconstruction of Louisiana
- Thirteenth amendment adopted
- Lincoln's statement of necessary conditions for peace
- Efforts at the South for peace
- Act for enlistment of slaves
- Robberies and outrages
- Lincoln and Davis compared
- Assassination of Lincoln
- Attempt to Assassinate Seward
- Southern sentiment on Lincoln
- Capture of Jefferson Davis
- Society at the North
- Postage stamps currency
- Trade between North and South
- Amount of cotton trade
- Knights of the Golden Circle
- Plot to release Confederate prisoners at Chicago
- Society at the South
- Finances of the Confederacy
- Blockade-running
- State and congressional elections
- "Disloyal" secret societies
- Political arrests at the South
- The Blacks made no move to rise
- Devotion of Southern women
- Religious sentiment
- Books and reading
- Schools and colleges
- Comparison between South and North
- Treatment of prisoners of war
- Andersonville prison
- Progress of reconstruction
- Character of Thaddeus Stevens
- Northern sentiment on Negro suffrage
- Southern attitude to the Negro
- Civil rights bill
- New Orleans riot.
