The Routledge History of Nineteenth-Century America

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Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Table of Contents List of Contributors Introduction Part I The Early Republic 1 Race, Slavery, Sectional Conflict, and National Politics, 1770–1820 2 Class, the Market Revolution, and Urbanization 3 “Female Women or Feminine Ladies”: Gender and Women’s Rights before the Antebellum Movement 4 Religion and Reform in the Early American Republic 5 Borderlands and Cultural Survival: Native Americans in the Early National Era Part I Antebellum America 6 International Travel, Intellectual Life, and Global Influences on the United States 7 Party Politics and the Sectional Crisis: A Twenty-Year Renaissance in the Study of Antebellum Political History 8 Literature and Culture during the American Renaissance 9 Capitalism and Slavery in the United States Part III The Civil War Era 10 Secession and the Onset of Civil War 11 Wartime Military Mobilization, Business, and Technology 12 The Confederacy on the Battlefield and Home Front 13 Politics and Civil Liberties on the Union Home Front 14 Waging War, Conducting Diplomacy: Leadership and the American Civil War 15 African Americans and Emancipation in the Civil War 16 Law, the Supreme Court, and the Constitution, 1840–1880 Part IV America in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries 17 Women’s Rights and Gender Ideology, 1848–1890 18 Race, Crime, and Segregation 19 The Paradox of the Business and Political Economy of the New South 20 American Literary and Cultural History in the Post-Civil War Era 21 Industrial Empire: The American Conquest of the West, 1845–1900 22 Crisis, Protest, and Reform in Industrializing America Index