A Picture of the Desolated States, and the Work of Restoration. 1865-1868In 'A Picture of the Desolated States, and the Work of Restoration. 1865-1868' by J. T. Trowbridge, the readers are transported to the post-Civil War era in the United States, providing a poignant and detailed account of the devastation caused by the war and the efforts towards rebuilding the nation. Trowbridge's literary style in this book is characterized by a combination of factual reporting and emotional storytelling, offering a unique perspective on the reconstruction period. The book is a valuable historical document that sheds light on the challenges faced by the nation during that time. As a prominent author of the 19th century, Trowbridge's work reflects the social and political climate of the period, as well as his own personal experiences during the reconstruction efforts. His firsthand knowledge and deep empathy for the people affected by the war add a layer of authenticity to the narrative. 'A Picture of the Desolated States, and the Work of Restoration. 1865-1868' is a must-read for anyone interested in American history and the aftermath of the Civil War, offering a compelling account of a pivotal moment in the nation's history. |
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... give a historical overview of old cookbooks and cuisine. Contents: "The Early Englishman and His Food Royal Feasts and Savage Pomp Cookery Books, part 1 Cookery Books, part 2, Select Extracts from an Early Receipt- Book Cookery Books ...
... give a historical overview of old cookbooks and cuisine. Contents: "The Early Englishman and His Food Royal Feasts and Savage Pomp Cookery Books, part 1 Cookery Books, part 2, Select Extracts from an Early Receipt- Book Cookery Books ...
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... give to every hungry soldier who wanted it . We sent away our own children , to make room for the wounded soldiers , and for days our house was a hospital . ” Instances of this kind are not few . Let them be remembered to the honor of ...
... give to every hungry soldier who wanted it . We sent away our own children , to make room for the wounded soldiers , and for days our house was a hospital . ” Instances of this kind are not few . Let them be remembered to the honor of ...
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... give their money their houses would be spared. The money was in many instances promptly given, when their houses were as promptly fired. Such a wail of women and children, fleeing for life from their flaming houses, has been seldom ...
... give their money their houses would be spared. The money was in many instances promptly given, when their houses were as promptly fired. Such a wail of women and children, fleeing for life from their flaming houses, has been seldom ...
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... give you some breakfast . ' " I got my eyes open ; it was broad day then ; and it was a beautiful sight ! Everybody in Greencastle was crowding to see the cavalry fellows that had cut their way through the Rebel lines . The Colonel and ...
... give you some breakfast . ' " I got my eyes open ; it was broad day then ; and it was a beautiful sight ! Everybody in Greencastle was crowding to see the cavalry fellows that had cut their way through the Rebel lines . The Colonel and ...
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... give your negroes a chance, and see what they will do.” “We do give them all the chance they can have. And it's for our interest to induce them to work. We are dependent on labor; we are going to ruin as fast as possible for want of it ...
... give your negroes a chance, and see what they will do.” “We do give them all the chance they can have. And it's for our interest to induce them to work. We are dependent on labor; we are going to ruin as fast as possible for want of it ...
Contents
A NIGHT IN A TENNESSEE FARMHOUSE | |
THE FIELD OF SHILOH | |
WAITING FOR THE TRAIN AT MIDNIGHT | |
FROM CORINTH TO MEMPHIS | |
FREEDMENS SCHOOLS AND THE FREEDMENS BUREAU | |
DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI | |
IN AND ABOUT VICKSBURG | |
FREE LABOR IN MISSISSIPPI | |
A VISIT TO MOUNT VERNON | |
STATE PRIDE | |
THE FIELD OF FREDERICKSBURG | |
TO CHANCELLORSVILLE | |
THE WILDERNESS | |
SPOTTSYLVANIA COURTHOUSE | |
THE FIELD OF SPOTTSYLVANIA | |
ON TO RICHMOND | |
THE BURNT DISTRICT | |
LIBBY CASTLE THUNDER AND BELLE ISLE | |
FEEDING THE DESTITUTE | |
THE UNION MEN OF RICHMOND | |
MARKETS AND FARMING | |
IN AND AROUND RICHMOND | |
PEOPLE AND POLITICS | |
FORTIFICATIONS DUTCH GAP FAIR OAKS | |
IN AND ABOUT PETERSBURG | |
JAMES RIVER AND FORTRESS MONROE | |
ABOUT HAMPTON | |
A GENERAL VIEW OF VIRGINIA | |
THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA | |
EAST TENNESSEE FARMERS | |
IN AND ABOUT CHATTANOOGA | |
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN | |
THE SOLDIERS CEMETERY | |
MISSION RIDGE AND CHICKAMAUGA | |
FROM CHATTANOOGA TO MURFREESBORO | |
STONE RIVER | |
THE HEART OF TENNESSEE | |
BY RAILROAD TO CORINTH | |
ON HORSEBACK FROM CORINTH | |
ZEEK | |
ZEEKS FAMILY | |
A RECONSTRUCTED STATE | |
A FEW WORDS ABOUT COTTON | |
DAVISS BEND GRAND GULF NATCHEZ | |
THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI | |
THE CRESCENT CITY | |
POLITICS FREE LABOR AND SUGAR | |
THE BATTLE OF MOBILE | |
MOBILE | |
ALABAMA PLANTERS | |
WILSONS RAID | |
IN AND ABOUT ATLANTA | |
DOWN IN MIDDLE GEORGIA | |
ANDERSONVILLE | |
SHERMAN IN MIDDLE GEORGIA | |
PLANTATION GLIMPSES | |
POLITICS AND FREE LABOR IN GEORGIA | |
SHERMAN IN EASTERN GEORGIA | |
A GLANCE AT SAVANNAH | |
CHARLESTON AND THE | |
A VISIT TO FORT SUMTER | |
A PRISON AND A PRISONER | |
THE SEA ISLANDS | |
A VISIT TO JAMES ISLAND | |
SHERMAN IN SOUTH CAROLINA | |
THE BURNING OF COLUMBIA | |
THE RIDE TO WINNSBORO | |
A GLIMPSE OF THE OLD NORTH STATE | |
CONCLUSIONS | |
A Picture of the Desolated States | |
RECONSTRUCTION | |
THE WORK OF RESTORATION | |
VOTES OF STATE LEGISLATURES ON THE FOURTEENTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT | |
SOCIAL CONDITION | |
IMPEACHMENT | |
APPENDIX SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF GENERAL U S GRANT | |
HON SCHUYLER COLFAX | |
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