114 results on '"Smith, J. D."'
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2. Congress and the first civil rights era, 1861-1918.
3. Black suffrage: Lincoln's last goal.
4. Banking on slavery: financing Southern expansion in the antebellum United States.
5. Lyman Trumbull and the second founding of the United States.
6. Partisanship and polarization: American party platforms, 1840-1896.
7. The failed promise: Reconstruction, Frederick Douglass, and the impeachment of Andrew Johnson.
8. American slavery, American imperialism: US perceptions of global servitude, 1870-1914.
9. Fighting for the higher law: Black and white transcendentalists against slavery.
10. The first Reconstruction: Black politics in America from the Revolution to the Civil War.
11. A glorious liberty: Frederick Douglass and the fight for an anti-slavery constitution.
12. Thaddeus Stevens: Civil War revolutionary, fighter for racial justice.
13. Illusions of emancipation: the pursuit of freedom and equality in the twilight of slavery.
14. Almost home: Maroons between slavery and freedom in Jamaica, Nova Scotia, and Sierra Leone.
15. From here to equality: reparations for BIack Americans in the twenty-first century.
16. In the matter of Nat Turner: a speculative history.
17. Wilmington's lie: the murderous coup of 1898 and the rise of white supremacy.
18. Reinterpreting southern histories: essays in historiography.
19. Duty beyond the battlefield: African American soldiers fight for racial uplift, citizenship, and manhood, 1870-1920.
20. Duty beyond the battlefield: African American soldiers fight for racial uplift, citizenship, and manhood, 1870-1920.
21. Slavery and racism in American politics, 1776-1876.
22. Standard-bearers of equality: America's first abolition movement.
23. The Cambridge history of the American Civil War: v.1: Military affairs; v.2: Affairs of the state; v.3: Affairs of the people.
24. Peculiar rhetoric: slavery, freedom, and the African colonization movement.
25. Fugitivism: escaping slavery in the lower Mississippi Valley, 1820-1860.
26. Rethinking the Civil War era: directions for research.
27. Jefferson Davis's final campaign: Confederate nationalism and the fight to arm slaves.
28. Girl in black and white: the story of Mary Mildred Williams and the abolition movement.
29. Single, white, slaveholding women in the nineteenth-century American South.
30. A fierce glory: Antietam—the desperate battle that saved Lincoln and doomed slavery.
31. Fighting means killing: Civil War soldiers and the nature of combat.
32. New directions in slavery studies: commodification, community, and comparison.
33. The long emancipation: the demise of slavery in the United States.
34. The color factor: the economics of African-American well-being in the nineteenth-century South.
35. Two Charlestonians at war: the Civil War odysseys of a Lowcountry aristocrat and a black abolitionist.
36. The heavens might crack: the death and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.
37. They knew Lincoln.
38. In the wake of war: military occupation, emancipation, and Civil War America.
39. Reparations for slavery and the slave trade: a transnational and comparative history.
40. Thinking about history.
41. Frankie and Johnny: race, gender, and the work of African American folklore in 1930s America.
42. The buffalo soldiers: their epic story and major campaigns.
43. The man who would not be Washington: Robert E. Lee's Civil War and his decision that changed American history.
44. Fugitive science: empiricism and freedom in early African American culture.
45. The slaveholding crisis: fear of insurrection and the coming of the Civil War.
46. The Fifth Massachusetts Colored Cavalry in the Civil War.
47. Bushwhackers: guerrilla warfare, manhood, and the household in Civil War Missouri.
48. The slave's cause: a history of abolition.
49. Aboiitionizing Missouri: German immigrants and racial ideology in nineteenth-century America.
50. A Global history of anti-slavery politics in the nineteenth century.
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