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- Title Pages
- Civil War America
- Dedication
- [UNTITLED]
- Illustrations
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
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1 Marked Change in the Sentiments of the People: Slavery, Civil War, and Emancipation in Kentucky, 1792–1865 -
2 The Rebel Spirit in Kentucky: The Politics of Readjustment, 1865–1877 -
3 Wicked and Lawless Men: Violence and Confederate Identity, 1865–1885 -
4 What Shall Be the Moral to Young Kentuckians? Civil War Memorial Activity in the Commonwealth, 1865–1895 -
5 Two Kentuckys: Civil War Identity in Appalachian Kentucky, 1865–1915 -
6 A Place Full of Colored People, Pretty Girls, and Polite Men: Literature, Confederate Identity, and Kentucky's Reputation, 1890–1915 -
7 A Manifest Aversion to the Union Cause: War Memory in Kentucky, 1895–1935 - Afterword
- Bibliography
- Index
Afterword
Afterword
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- Title Pages
- Civil War America
- Dedication
- [UNTITLED]
- Illustrations
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
-
1 Marked Change in the Sentiments of the People: Slavery, Civil War, and Emancipation in Kentucky, 1792–1865 -
2 The Rebel Spirit in Kentucky: The Politics of Readjustment, 1865–1877 -
3 Wicked and Lawless Men: Violence and Confederate Identity, 1865–1885 -
4 What Shall Be the Moral to Young Kentuckians? Civil War Memorial Activity in the Commonwealth, 1865–1895 -
5 Two Kentuckys: Civil War Identity in Appalachian Kentucky, 1865–1915 -
6 A Place Full of Colored People, Pretty Girls, and Polite Men: Literature, Confederate Identity, and Kentucky's Reputation, 1890–1915 -
7 A Manifest Aversion to the Union Cause: War Memory in Kentucky, 1895–1935 - Afterword
- Bibliography
- Index