The legacy of the American Civil War
By: edited by Harold D. Woodman.
Series: Problems in American history
Publisher: Wiley
Published: 1973
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 214
Subjects: United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Addresses, essays, lectures.
Table of contents: title: Lincoln, A. Gettysburg address.; title: Warren, R. P. The test of history.; title: Nevins, A. A major result.; title: Vandiver, F. E. The Confederacy and the American tradition.; title: Fredrickson, G. M. A changed intellectual landscape.; title: Hartz, L. Democratizing Whiggery.; title: Potter, D. M. The Civil War in an international context.; title: Cochran, T. C. Did the Civil War retard industrialization?; title: Salsbury, S. The effect of the Civil War on the American industrial development.; title: Rasmussen, W. D. A catalyst of agricultural revolution.; title: Hacker, L. M. "The triumph of industrial capitalism".; title: Grady, H. W. The New South.; title: Shannon, F. A. Land and labor in the New South.; title: Nixon, H. C. Wither Southern economy?; title: McWhiney, G. Reconstruction.; title: Woodward, C. V. Equality.; title: Bruce, B. K. The necessity for change.; title: Brock, W. R. The waning of radicalism.; title: Franklin, J. H. Racial segregation in the United States.; title: King, M. L., Jr. I have a dream.; title: Bibliography: (p. 211-214)