Civil War and Reconstruction

From the H-Net Job Guide:  Project Manager, Civil War Governors of Kentucky Digital Documentary Edition

SHA 2018 Report: “Northern Civilians and the Occupied Wartime Confederacy”

This panel at the 2018 Southern Historical Association demonstrated that there are more avenues for historians to unpack the meanings of Confederate defeat and the building of the Lost Cause. The panelists were Amy L. Fluker (University of Mississippi), Ann L. Tucker (University of North Georgia), and Sarah K. Bowman (Columbus State University).

How did African Americans and Southerners address the memory of Emancipation and contemplate freedom during Reconstruction? The answer, from Nicole Myers Turner, Caitlin Verboon, and Giuliana Perrone came in the form of political, social, and legal spaces.

The Civil War Book Review, a quarterly journal published by the LSU Libraries' Special Collections Division, has released its Fall 2018 issue at https://digitalcommons.lsu.edu/cwbr/

Note from the Editor: This posting is available to the list-serve because the Loring Fellowship noted below falls within the chronological purview of the society.

The first of our deadlines, for MHS-NEH support, is January 15, 2019!

The Civil War Book Review, a quarterly journal published by the LSU Libraries' Special Collections Division, has released its Summer 2018 issue: https://digitalcommons.lsu.edu/cwbr/

Greetings fellow H-CivWar subscribers. I would like to take a moment to introduce myself. My name is Susan (Susannah) Deily-Swearingen and I am one of the new book review editors for H-CivWar. I am a sixth-year Doctoral Candidate at the University of New Hampshire and will be defending in May of 2019. You can find out more about me here https://networks.h-net.org/users/susan-deily-swearingen.