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Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgments
Foreword
Introduction: Historians and the Urban South’s Civil War
Part One: The Big Picture
1. Regionalism and Urbanism as Problems in Confederate Urban History
2. Urban Processes in the Confederacy’s Development, Experience, and Consequences
Part Two: Secession
3. To Be the “New York of the South”: Urban Boosterism and the Secession Movement
4. Gender and Household Metaphors in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Nation-Building Cities
Part Three: Gender
5. Stephen Spalding’s Fourth of July in New Orleans
6. “More like Amazons than starving people”: Women’s Urban Riots in Georgia in 1863
Part Four: Emancipation
7. African American Veterans, the Memphis Region, and the Urbanization of the Postwar South
8. Black Political Mobilization and the Spatial Transformation of Natchez
9. African Americans’ Struggle for Education, Citizenship, and Freedom, in Mobile, Alabama, 1865–1868
Part Five: A New Urban South
10. Invasion, Destruction, and the Remaking of Civil War Atlanta
11. Freeing the Lavish Hand of Nature: Environment and Economy in Nineteenth-Century Hampton Roads
Conclusion: Cities and the History of the Civil War South
Contributors
Index
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