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INDEX
Page numbers in italics refer to illustrations.
Abbott, Henry
abolition, abolitionists
Beecher’s view of
Bennett and
black soldiers and
Brown as viewed by
compensated emancipation and
Emancipation Proclamation and
Federal defeats as viewed by
Fugitive Slave Act and
and global implications of emancipation
and justifications and aims of war
Lincoln as viewed by
lithographs and
Puritanism and
secession as viewed by
songs and
Unionism and
see also emancipation; slavery
Adams, Charles Francis, Jr.
Adams, Ezra
Adams, Henry Brooks
Adams, John
Adams, John Quincy
AfricanAmericans
civil rights for
draft riots and
Emancipation Proclamation and
just conduct and
prisoners of war
racism and, see racism and white supremacy
soldiers
women, rape of see also freedmen; slaves
Age, The
Alabama
Alcott, Louisa May
Alexandria, Va., cemetery in
Allen, Benjamin Russell
Amelia Courthouse
America, see United States ofAmerica
American Anti-Slavery Society
American civil religion
black soldiers and
Civil War in formation of
flags and
founding myth of
incarnation of
Lincoln and
messianism and
presidency and
redeemer nation identity in
sacred days, monuments, and texts of
West Point and see also patriotism
American Peace Society
American Revolution
American civil religion and
Antichrist and
and idea of freedom
meaning of
national identity and
secession and
Tupper and
Anaconda Plan
Anderson, “Bloody Bill”
Anderson, John Emerson
Anderson, Richard
Anderson, Robert
Andersonvflle prison
Andrew, John A.
Andrews, J. Cutler
Antichrist
Antietam, battle of
lithographic prints of
photographs of
Apotheosis (Wiest)
Apotheosis of George Washington (Barralet)
Appomattox Court House
Arkansas
Armistead, Lewis
Army of Georgia
Army of Missouri
Army of Northern Virginia
at Antietam
at Cold Harbor
Davis’s address to
at Spotsylvania Court House
surrender of
Army of Tennessee
Army of the Cumberland
Army of the James
Army of the Kentucky
Army of the Mississippi
Army of the Ohio
Army of the Potomac
at Antietam
casualties in
at Cold Harbor
at Lincoln’s funeral
Meade as commander of
newspaper vendors and
Army of the Shenandoah
Army of the Tennessee
Army of the Trans-Mississippi
Army of Virginia
art
music, see music
painting
lithography see lithographs
photography, see photographs
racism in
theater
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga.
Sherman’s campaign in
Atlantic Monthly
Augusta, Ga.
Augustine of Hippo, Saint
Axtell, James
Bailyn, Bernard
Baird, Absalom
Baker, Jean H.
Baker, William
Ball’s Bluff, battle of
Baltimore, Md.
riots in
Banks, Nathaniel P..
Baptists
Barker, Thomas
Barnard, George
Barnard, John Gross
Barnes, Albert
Barnes, W H.
Barralet, John James
Barten, O. S.
Bartholomew, J. G.
Bates, James
Bates, Therena
Battle above the Clouds
“Battle Hymn of the Republic, The” (Howe)
Battle of the Crater
Battle of the Wilderness
Beauregard, Pierre Gustave T.
at Petersburg
Bee, Barnard
Beecher, Henry Ward
Beecher, Lyman
Beecher, Thomas K.
Bellah, Robert
Benjamin, Judah
Bennett, James Gordon
Berdan, Hiram G.
Berlin, Ira
Bernard, Kenneth A.
Best, Geoffrey
Bible
Lincoln and
Bill, A. W
blacks, see African Americans
Blair, Francis Preston
Bleeding Kansas
Blight, David
Bliss, T. E.
Bloody Angle
Boardman, George
Boardman, Henry
Booth, John Wilkes
Booth, Robert Russell
border states
Boston Telegraph
Boykin, Edward
Brady, Mathew
Bragg, Braxton
at Chickamauga
relieved of command
Branch, John L.
Brandy Station, Va.
Breckinridge, John C.
Brice’s Cross Roads, battle of
Britain
emancipation in
Gettysburg Address and
Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation and
Broaddus, A.
Brooks, Preston
Brough, John
Brown, Benjamin
Brown, John
Cheever and
Brown, Joseph E.
Brown, J. Stewart
Brown, William
Buchanan, James
fast day declared by
Buckingham, Philo B.
Buckner, Simon Bolivar
Buell, Don Carlos
Buford, John
Bullard, Franklin
Bull Run, First (First Manassas)
lithographic prints of
Bull Run, Second (Second Manassas)
lithographic prints of
Bunker Hill
Bunting, Robert
burial
caskets for
Burnside, Ambrose
at Antietam
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