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The Civil War Writings of Governor Henry Watkins Allen brings together, for the first time, the major political compositions of the famous Louisianian, together with selected correspondence and journ …

Major-General Sir Frederick Maurice was a British knight and historian. He evaluated Lee’s military acumen with reflections on the experience of the Great War and produced this biography of one of th …

Walter Lynwood Fleming of Alabama (1874-1932) was a prolific historian of the Reconstruction South whose work of editing and assembling primary sources remains the first resource of any scholar of th …

This volume is a collection of Charles Nordhoff’s essays and journalism on the American Civil War and Reconstruction. Nordhoff was a vocal supporter of Lincoln’s theory of the perpetual union of the …

John Rose Ficklen was a professor of history at Tulane and an historian of Louisiana. His History of Reconstruction in Louisiana was a long term project that he was assembling when he unexpectedly di …

Fannie Beers was a northern lady who married a Southern student and moved to New Orleans. Her husband joined the Crescent Rifles when Louisiana seceded, and Fannie served as a nurse in Virginia, Alab …

Major-General Sir Frederick Maurice was a British knight and historian. His experience as a high official in the Great War led him to analyze the civilian leadership over military operations in moder …

Charles Francis Adams, Jr. (1835-1915) was the grandson of President John Quincy Adams and brother to the historians Henry Adams and Brooks Adams. Although born to privilege and wealth, he volunteere …