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Confederate Military History Volume 1
Secession and Civil History of the Confederate States
JABEZ LAMAR MONROE CURRY
WILLIAM ROBERTSON GARRETT
CLEMENT ANSELM EVANS (ED.)
Confederate Military History, Volume 1
Jazzybee Verlag Jürgen Beck
86450 Altenmünster, Loschberg 9
Deutschland
ISBN: 9783849659073
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CONTENTS:
LEGAL JUSTIFICATION OF THE SOUTH IN SECESSION. 9
THE SOUTH AS A FACTOR IN THE TERRITORIAL EXPANSION OF THE UNITED STATES. 47
THE CIVIL HISTORY OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES. 175
CHAPTER 1. NORTH AND SOUTH. 175
CHAPTER 2. AGITATION AND SETTLEMENT. 185
CHAPTER 3. ATTEMPTS TO NULLIFY THE COMPROMISE. 195
CHAPTER 4. THE NEW ANTI-NATIONAL MOVEMENT. 203
CHAPTER 5. THE CONFLICT OVER THE CONSTITUTION.. 213
CHAPTER VI. THE CRISIS PRODUCED BY SECTIONALISM. 220
CHAPTER VII. OPPORTUNITY TO STAY SECESSION LOST. 226
CHAPTER VIII. SECESSION MADE INEVITABLE. 232
CHAPTER 9. COERCION AND ITS CONSEQUENCE. 240
CHAPTER 10. THE CONFEDERATION OF THE SOUTHERN STATES. 247
CHAPTER 11. SECTIONAL ADMINISTRATION AT WASHINGTON. 256
CHAPTER XII. ACTUAL WAR INAUGURATED. 262
CHAPTER XIII. THE CALL TO ARMS. 270
CHAPTER 14. MILITARY AND POLITICAL ACTIVITY. 276
CHAPTER 15. FEDERAL RELIANCE ON PHYSICAL FORCE. 285
CHAPTER 16. THE PERMANENT CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA. 294
CHAPTER 17. THE CONFEDERATE STATES' POLICIES. 304
CHAPTER 18. UNITED STATES MEASURES, CIVIL AND MILITARY. 314
CHAPTER 19. INTENSIFIED HOSTILITY. 321
CHAPTER 20. THE INHUMANITIES OF WAR. 329
CHAPTER 21. THE POLITICS OF 1864 AS A FACTOR IN THE WAR. 339
CHAPTER 22. THE DECISIVE YEAR—1864. 346
CHAPTER 23. THE CRITICAL SITUATION. 355
CHAPTER 24. THE LAST STAGES OF THE STRUGGLE. 366
CHAPTER XXV. THE LAST GREAT PEACE EFFORTS. 369
CHAPTER XXVI. THE SITUATION IN 1865. 380
BIOGRAPHICAL: OFFICERS OF CIVIL AND MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS. 387