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Recent Scholarship

Civil War and Reconstruction

Carlander, Jay, and John Majewski, "Imagining 'A Great Manufacturing Empire': Virginia and the Possibilities of a Confederate Tariff," Civil War History, 49 (Dec. 2003), 334–52.

Geier, Clarence R., "Confederate Fortification and Troop Deployment in a Mountain Landscape: Fort Edward Johnson and Camp Shenandoah, April 1862," Historical Archaeology, 37 (no. 3, 2003), 31–45.

Hauptman, Laurence M., "John E. Wool and the New York City Draft Riots of 1863: A Reassessment," Civil War History, 49 (Dec. 2003), 370–87.

Hettle, Wallace, "The Minister, the Martyr, and the Maxim: Robert Lewis Dabney and Stonewall Jackson Biography," Civil War History, 49 (Dec. 2003), 353–69.

Jones, James B., Jr., "The Civil War in Tennessee: New Perspectives on Familiar Materials," Tennessee Historical Quarterly, 62 (Summer 2003), 166–87.

Leeke, Jim, "Always Very Daring and Reckless: Private William J. Knight and the Andrews Raid," Timeline, 20 (Dec. 2003), 2–17. Heavily illustrated.

Lucas, Marion B., "History and Memory in Late Twentieth Century Civil War Literature: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly," Kentucky Review, 15 (no. 2, 2003), 41–56.

Rockenbach, Stephen I., "A Border City at War: Louisville and the 1862 Confederate Invasion of Kentucky," Ohio Valley History, 3 (Winter 2003), 35–52. Heavily illustrated.

Smith, Steven D., Christopher Ohm Clement, and Stephen R. Wise, "GPS, GIS, and the Civil War Battlefield Landscape: A South Carolina Low Country Example," Historical Archaeology, 37 (no. 3, 2003), 14–30.

Voegeli, V. Jacque, "A Rejected Alternative: Union Policy and the Relocation of Southern 'Contrabands' at the Dawn of Emancipation," Journal of Southern History, 69 (Nov. 2003), 765–90.

Wilson, Bonnie, and Richard Moe, "Secretary Nicholay's Souvenir Album, 1862," Minnesota History, 58 (Fall 2003), 368–72. Heavily illustrated.

Wolff, Robert S., "'The Stronghold of Liberty': Civil War Editorials of the Windham County Press, 1861–1865," Connecticut History, 42 (Fall 2003), 132–58.

Foster, Buckley Thomas, "Dress Rehearsal for Hard War: William T. Sherman and the Meridian Expedition" (Mississippi State University, 2003). Order No. DA3080214.. . .

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