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2. Notes
3. Index
4. Bibliography
5. 2 Closing the Show and Trying a Woman in Court
6. 1 The Capture and Exhibition of a Woman
7. 4 Women and Power in Antebellum America
8. Title page, Copyright
9. Acknowledgments
10. Dedication
11. Contents
12. The Democratic Collapse: How Gender Politics Broke a Party and a Nation, 1856–1861 by Lauren N. Haumesser (review)
13. The Politics of Gender: The Wild Woman of Cincinnati Exhibit and Partisan Loyalties in 1856
14. When It Was Grand: The Radical Republican History of the Civil War by LeeAnna Keith (review)
15. Emilie Davis's Diary and the Importance of the Gettysburg Campaign
16. The Stormy Present: Conservatism and the Problem of Slavery in Northern Politics, 1846–1865 by Adam I. P. Smith (review)
17. Notes
18. Acknowledgments
19. Index
20. Bibliography
21. 3. Racial Hierarchy: Spalding and Jim
22. Preface: Entering the Archive
23. Conclusion: Spalding and the Other Letters
24. 5. Rank and Insubordination: Spalding and the Awkward Court-Martial
25. 7. Spalding’s Premonition
26. 2. Promotion and Self-Promotion: Spalding and the Seventh New York State Militia
27. 6. Facing Death: Spalding and the Unfunny Joke
28. 4. Masculinity: Spalding’s Fourth of July
29. Contents
30. 1. Spalding’s Letter
31. Half Title, Title Page, Copyright
32. The Meaning of a Union Soldier’s Racial Joke
33. Bibliography
34. Index
35. Notes
36. Epilogue: Why the Mutiny at Fort Jackson Matters
37. 4. The Mutiny at Fort Jackson and the Collapse of Confederate Authority
38. 5. The Many Fates of the Fort Jackson Garrison
39. 6. Benjamin F. Butler and Unionist New Orleans
40. 2. Confederate New Orleans, February 1861 to May 1862
41. 3. Cannoneers, Regulars, and Jagers: Inside Fort Jackson before the Mutiny
42. 1. Fort Jackson and the Defense of New Orleans
43. Acknowledgments
44. Introduction: Massacre on the Levee
45. Contents
46. Title Page, Copyright
47. The Manliest Man: Samuel G. Howe and the Contours of Nineteenth-Century American Reform by James W. Trent Jr. (review)
48. Their Right to Speak: Women's Activism in the Indian and Slave Debates (review)
49. "Slavery Cannot Be Covered Up with Broadcloth or a Bandanna": The Evolution of White Abolitionist Attacks on the "Patriarchal Institution"
50. Stephen A. Douglas and Antebellum Democracy By Martin H. Quitt (review)
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