Contents -- Introduction -- Women Numerous and Armed: Gender and the Politics of Subsistence in the Civil War South -- Friend or Foe: Treason and the Second Confiscation Act -- My Enemies Are Crushed: McClellan and Lincoln -- Profile in Leadership: Generalship and Resistance in Robert E. Lee's First Month in Command of the Army of Northern Virginia -- In Your Hands That Musket Means Liberty: African American Soldiers and the Battle of Olustee -- With Malice toward Both: Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis in Caricature -- Walt Whitman's Real Wars -- Hollywood Has It Both Ways: The Rise, Fall, and Reappearance of the Lost Cause in American Film -- Battle over the Bodies: Burying and Reburying the Civil War Dead, 1865-1871 -- Not a Veteran in the Poorhouse: Civil War Pensions and Soldiers' Homes -- William T. Sherman in Postwar Georgia's Collective Memory, 1864-1914 -- The Nation's Greatest Hero Should Rest in the Nation's Greatest City -- Contributors -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- X -- Y.