Confederate cities : the urban South during the Civil War era /

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Slap, Andrew L. (Editor), Towers, Frank (Editor), Goldfield, David R., 1944- (writer of foreword.)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Chicago : University of Chicago Press, 2015.
Series:Historical studies of urban America.
Subjects:
Table of Contents:
  • The big picture. Regionalism and urbanism as problems in Confederate urban history / J. Matthew Gallman ; Urban processes in the confederacy's development, experience, and consequences / David Moltke-Hansen
  • Secession. To be the "New York of the South": urban boosterism and the secession movement / Frank Towers ; "The Great Family of Nations": gender and household metaphors in six mid-nineteenth-century nation-building cities / T. Lloyd Benson
  • Gender. Stephen Spalding's Fourth of July in New Orleans / Michael Pierson ; "More like Amazons than starving people": women's urban riots in Georgia in 1863 / Keith S. Bohannon
  • Emancipation. African American veterans, the Memphis Regional, and the urbanization of the postwar South / Andrew L. Slap ; Black political mobilization and the spatial transformation of Natchez / Justin Behrend ; African Americans' struggle for education, citizenship, and freedom, 1865
  • 1868 / Hilary N. Green
  • A new urban South invasion, destruction, and the remaking of Civil War Atlanta / William A. Link ; Freeing the lavish hand of nature: environment and economy in nineteenth-century Hampton Roads / John Majewski
  • Conclusion: cities and the history of the Civil War South / Andrew L. Slap and Frank Towers.