Lincoln and Reconstruction

A practical guide to prairie reconstruction

Black legislators in Louisiana during Reconstruction

Andrew Johnson's Civil War and Reconstruction

Epic in American culture settlement to reconstruction

After civil war division, reconstruction, and reconciliation in contemporary Europe

Statebuilding from the outside in between Reconstruction and the New Deal

The diary of Nannie Haskins Williams a southern woman's story of rebellion and reconstruction, 1863-1890

The ordeal of the reunion a new history of Reconstruction

After war times an African American childhood in reconstruction-era Florida

After slavery race, labor, and citizenship in the reconstruction South

A lawless breed John Wesley Hardin, Texas Reconstruction, and violence in the Wild West

Envisioning sociology Victor Branford, Patrick Geddes, and the quest for social reconstruction

The dance that makes you vanish cultural reconstruction in postgenocide Indonesia

The Dunning school historians, race, and the meaning of reconstruction

The yellowhammer war the Civil War and Reconstruction in Alabama

Rebels on the border Civil War, emancipation, and the reconstruction of Kentucky and Missouri

Chicago in the age of capital class, politics, and democracy during the Civil War and Reconstruction

The Louisiana scalawags politics, race, and terrorism during the Civil War and Reconstruction

Directing the dance legacy of Doris Humphrey the creative impulse of reconstruction

Beyond forty acres and a mule African American landowning families since Reconstruction

Still the arena of Civil War violence and turmoil in Reconstruction Texas, 1865/1874

War and health insurance policy in Japan and the United States World War II to postwar reconstruction

To the battles of Franklin and Nashville and beyond stabilization and reconstruction in Tennessee and Kentucky, 1864-1866

A tour of Reconstruction travel letters of 1875

Southern civil religions imagining the good society in the post-Reconstruction Era

Walt Whitman's Reconstruction poetry and publishing between memory and history

The struggle for equality essays on sectional conflict, the Civil War, and the long reconstruction

The African American roots of modernism from Reconstruction to the Harlem Renaissance

Looking south race, gender, and the transformation of labor from reconstruction to globalization

Declarations of dependence the long reconstruction of popular politics in the South, 1861-1908

Moses of South Carolina a Jewish scalawag during radical reconstruction

The digital bay Psalm book a virtual reconstruction of the new world's first English-language book

The reconstruction of Mark Twain how a Confederate bushwhacker became the Lincoln of our literature

Land, memory, reconstruction, and justice perspectives on land claims in South Africa

Mediumism a philosophical reconstruction of modernism for existential learning

From desolation to reconstruction Iraq's troubled journey

The post-conflict environment investigation and critique

New armies from old merging competing militaries after civil wars

Searching for normal in the wake of the Liberian war

Conflict and peacebuilding in the African Great Lakes Region

Intimate enemies violence and reconciliation in Peru

Shrill hurrahs women, gender, and racial violence in South Carolina, 1865-1900

The intimate strangeness of being metaphysics after dialectic

Making sense of American liberalism

Ruined by this miserable war the dispatches of Charles Prosper Fauconnet, a French diplomat in New Orleans, 1863-1868

Female soldiers in Sierra Leone sex, security, and post-conflict development

The judgment of the nations

September 12 community and neighborhood recovery at ground zero

A young Dutchman views post-Civil War America diary of Claude August Crommelin

Everyday revolutionaries gender, violence, and disillusionment in postwar El Salvador

Unprecedented power Jesse Jones, Capitalism, and the common good

Reconstructing Appalachia the Civil War's aftermath

The South as it is 1865-1866

New Orleans after the Civil War race, politics, and a new birth of freedom

Well-nigh reconstructed a political novel

Freedwomen and the Freedmen's Bureau race, gender, and public policy in the age of emancipation

A faithful account of the race African American historical writing in nineteenth-century America