One More War to Fight

Stephen A. Goldman

doi:10.5771/9781538161562

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Copyright year: 2023
ISBN-Print: 978-1-5381-6155-5
ISBN-Online: 978-1-5381-6156-2
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham
Language: English
Pages: 440
Product type: Book Titles

1. Dedication No access
2. Contents No access
3. Foreword No access
1. The Left-Armed Corps No access
2. The Veteran Reserve Corps No access
3. “The Lost Cause” No access
4. The Left-Armed Corps and All Union Veterans No access
5. Additional Information on Topics of Interest No access
1. White Northern Veterans Advocate for Black Equality No access
2. Equal Rights for African Americans and the Freedmen’s Bureau No access
3. The Veteran Reserve Corps and the Freedmen’s Bureau No access
1. The Call for a Pro-Administration Soldiers’ Convention No access
2. A Massacre in Memphis No access
3. A Riot in New Orleans No access
4. The Soldiers’ and Sailors’ League’s Call for Its Own Convention No access
5. The Cleveland Soldiers’ Convention No access
6. The Pittsburgh Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Convention No access
1. “Banty Tim” No access
2. White and Black Union Veterans Endorse African American Voting Rights No access
3. The Grand Army of the Republic No access
4. The Election of 1868 and the Fight over Equality No access
5. The Rise of the Ku Klux Klan No access
1. Grant Battles the Klan No access
2. The Colfax Massacre No access
3. Hayes and the End of Reconstruction No access
1. The Left-Armed Corps and the GAR No access
2. The Struggle for Equality Above the Mason-Dixon Line No access
3. Turmoil over Education for African Americans No access
4. Fighting Jim Crow No access
5. Equality in the Grand Army No access
1. The GAR Rejects a Color Line: The Nation Reacts No access
1. Reconciliation and the Rise of the Lost Cause No access
2. Jim Crow in the South and North No access
3. Lynching: Jim Crow’s Ultimate Horror No access
1. Jim Crow Casts Its Shadow over Honoring Graves in the South No access
2. Conflict Rages Over the Cities of the Dead No access
1. Racism Taints Memories of the War No access
2. The Brownsville Affray and Ongoing Struggle for Justice No access
3. A Left-Armed Luminary Speaks Out for Freedom and Equality No access
4. The Lee Conundrum No access
1. Reconciliation Marches On: Where Would the GAR Stand on the Lee Statue? No access
2. Betrayal, Remembrance, and “The Unfinished Work” No access
In Appreciation No access Pages 349 - 350
1. Introduction No access
2. Chapter 1 No access
3. Chapter 2 No access
4. Chapter 3 No access
5. Chapter 4 No access
6. Chapter 5 No access
7. Chapter 6 No access
8. Chapter 7 No access
9. Chapter 8 No access
10. Chapter 9 No access
11. Chapter 10 No access
Index No access Pages 407 - 438
About the Author No access Pages 439 - 440