Reconstruction, political and economic, 1865-1877.
Series: The American nation: a history (Gloucester, Mass.) -- v.22
Publisher: Harper & brothers
Published: 1907
Place of publication: New York and London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 378
Subjects: Reconstruction (U.S. history, 1865-1877)
Table of contents: title: 1. Problems of the Restored Union (1865); title: 2. Working towards a Peace Basis (1865); title: 3. The Policy and Ambition of President Johnson (1865); title: 4. The First Congressional Policy of Reconstruction (1865-1866); title: 5. The Judgment of North and South on Reconstruction (1866-1867); title: 6. Radical Reconstruction at Washington (1866-1868); title: 7. Radical Reconstruction in the South (1867-1868); title: 8. The Election of Grant (1868); title: 9. Economic and Social State of the Nation (1865-1869); title: 10. A Critical Period in Foreign Relations (1865-1873); title: 11. The Climax of Radical Reconstruction (1869-1872); title: 12. The Liberal Republican Movement and its Failure (1870-1872); title: 13. Political and Social Demoralization in the South (1870-1873); title: 14. Commercial and Industrial Demoralization in the North (1869-1873); title: 15. The “Tidal Wave” of 1874; title: 16. The Supreme Court and Reconstruction (1865-1875); title: 17. The Movement towards White Supremacy in the South (1874-1875); title: 18. The Nadir of National Disgrace (1875-1876); title: 19. The Presidential Campaign (1876); title: 20. The Disputed Count (1876); title: 21. The Electoral Commission (1877); title: 22. Critical Essay on Authorities