Drawn with the sword : reflections on the American Civil War, James M. McPherson

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Drawn with the sword : reflections on the American Civil War, James M. McPherson

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Title remainder

reflections on the American Civil War

Statement of responsibility

James M. McPherson

Instantiates

• Drawn with the sword : reflections on the American Civil War

Publication

• New York, Oxford University Press, 1996

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (p. [xi]-xii) and index

Contents

• From limited to total war, 1861-1865
• Race and class in the crucible of war
• The Glory story
• III.
• Why the North won:
• Why did the Confederacy lose?
• How the Confederacy almost won
• Lee dissected
• Grant's final victory
• IV.
• I.
• The enduring Lincoln:
• A new birth of freedom
• Who freed the slaves?
• "The whole family of man" : Lincoln and the last best hope abroad
• V. Historians and their audiences:
• What's the matter with history?
• Origins of the Civil War:
• Antebellum southern exceptionalism : a new look at an old question
• Tom on the cross
• The war of southern aggression
• II.
• The war and American society:
• The war that never goes away

Control code

ocm32969052

Dimensions

22 cm.

Extent

xiv, 258 p.

Isbn

9780195096798

Lccn

95038107

Record ID

u190683

System control number

• (Sirsi) o32969052
• (OCoLC)32969052