Reconstructing Appalachia
Subtitle: the Civil War's aftermath
By: edited by Andrew L. Slap ; introduction by Gordon B. McKinney
Series: New directions in southern history; New directions in southern history
Publisher: University Press of Kentucky
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Lexington, Ky
Language: eng
Number of pages: 379
ISBN-13: 9780813125817
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: A new frontier : historians, Appalachian history, and the aftermath of the Civil War / Andrew L. Slap; title: Reconstruction-era violence in north Georgia : the Mossy Creek Ku Klux Klan's defense of local autonomy / Keith S. Hébert; title: UnReconstructed Appalachia : the persistence of war in Appalachia / T.R.C. Hutton; title: "The other war was but the beginning" : the politics of loyalty in western North Carolina, 1865-1867 / Steven E. Nash; title: "Resistless uprising"? : Thomas Dixon's uncle and western North Carolinians as Klansmen and statesmen / Paul Yandle; title: Reconstructing race : Parson Brownlow and the rhetoric of race in postwar east Tennessee / Kyle Osborn; title: Gathering Georgians to Zion : John Hamilton Morgan's 1876 mission to Georgia / Mary Ella Engel; title: "Neither war nor peace" : West Virginia's reconstruction experience / Randall S. Gooden; title: A house redivided : from sectionalism to political economy in West Virginia / Ken Fones-Wolf; title: "Grudges and loyalties die so slowly" : contested memories of the Civil War in Pennsylvania's Appalachia / Robert M. Sandow; title: The lost cause that wasn't : east Tennessee and the myth of unionist Appalachia / Tom Lee; title: "A Northern wedge thrust into the heart of the Confederacy" : explaining Civil War loyalties in the age of Appalachian discovery, 1900-1921 / John C. Inscoe; title: Civil War memory in eastern Kentucky is "predominately white" : the Confederate flag in unionist Appalachia / Anne E. Marshall.