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- Title Pages
- Civil War America
- Dedication
- Preface
- Introduction
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Chapter 1 On the Brink of the Precipice: The Election of 1860 -
Chapter 2 I Would Not Endanger the Perpetuity of This Union: November -
Chapter 3 Proportions of Which I Had but a Faint Conception: Early December -
Chapter 4 The Issues of the Late Campaign Are Obsolete: Late December -
Chapter 5 We Know Not What a Day or Two or an Hour May Bring Forth: December–January -
Chapter 6 One's Opinions Change Fast in Revolutionary Times: January–February -
Chapter 7 The Storm is Weathered: January–February, Revisited -
Chapter 8 A Calm Pervades the Political World: March -
Chapter 9 Any Decision Would Be Preferable to This Uncertainty: March–April -
Chapter 10 Everybody Now Is for the Union: April–May - Conclusion: Shall It Be Peace, or a Sword?
- Bibliography
- Index
(p.341) Bibliography
(p.341) Bibliography
- Source:
- Lincoln and the Decision for War
- Publisher:
- University of North Carolina Press
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- Title Pages
- Civil War America
- Dedication
- Preface
- Introduction
-
Chapter 1 On the Brink of the Precipice: The Election of 1860 -
Chapter 2 I Would Not Endanger the Perpetuity of This Union: November -
Chapter 3 Proportions of Which I Had but a Faint Conception: Early December -
Chapter 4 The Issues of the Late Campaign Are Obsolete: Late December -
Chapter 5 We Know Not What a Day or Two or an Hour May Bring Forth: December–January -
Chapter 6 One's Opinions Change Fast in Revolutionary Times: January–February -
Chapter 7 The Storm is Weathered: January–February, Revisited -
Chapter 8 A Calm Pervades the Political World: March -
Chapter 9 Any Decision Would Be Preferable to This Uncertainty: March–April -
Chapter 10 Everybody Now Is for the Union: April–May - Conclusion: Shall It Be Peace, or a Sword?
- Bibliography
- Index
