Dixie After the War / An Exposition of Social Conditions Existing in the South, During the Twelve Years Succeeding the Fall of Richmond

CONTENTS

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ChapterI.	The Falling Cross	3
ChapterII.	“When This Cruel War is Over”	9
ChapterIII.	The Army of the Union: The Children and the Flag	15
ChapterIV.	The Coming of Lincoln	29
ChapterV.	The Last Capital of the Confederacy	47
ChapterVI.	The Counsel of Lee	67
ChapterVII.	“The Saddest Good Friday”	77
ChapterVIII.	The Wrath of the North	89
ChapterIX.	The Chaining of Jefferson Davis	101
ChapterX.	Our Friends, the Enemy	107
ChapterXI.	Buttons, Lovers, Oaths, War Lords, and Prayers for Presidents	123
ChapterXII.	Clubbed to His Knees	139
ChapterXIII.	New Fashions: A Little Bonnet and an Alpaca Skirt	147
ChapterXIV.	The General in the Cornfield	155
ChapterXV.	Tournaments and Starvation Parties	167
ChapterXVI.	The Bondage of the Free	179
ChapterXVII.	Back to Voodooism	201
ChapterXVIII.	The Freedmen’s Bureau	209
ChapterXIX.	The Prisoner of Fortress Monroe	219
ChapterXX.	Reconstruction Oratory	229
ChapterXXI.	The Prisoner Free	237
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