Civil War Archives & Rare Civil War Texts Collection

This is the complete list of all 166 books, manuscripts, and guides included in the archive. Every title is preserved in high-resolution digital format.

• A Documentary History Of The American Civil War Era- Judicial Decisions, 1867–1896
• A Documentary History Of The American Civil War Era- Volume 2, Political Arguments
• A Documentary History Of The American Civil War Era- Volume 3, Judicial Decisions, 1857-1866
• A Documentary History Of The Civil War Era- Volume 1, Legislative Achievements
• A Nation Forged In War- How World War Ii Taught Americans To Get Along
• A Yankee Horseman In The Shenandoah Valley- The Civil War Letters Of John H. Black, Twelfth Pennsylvania Cavalry
• Addicts Who Survived- An Oral History Of Narcotic Use In America Before 1965
• Agee At 100- Centennial Essays On The Works Of James Agee
• Ahead Of Her Time In Yesteryear- Geraldyne Pierce Zimmerman Comes Of Age In A Southern African American Family
• All-American Redneck- Variations On An Icon, From James Fenimore Cooper To The Dixie Chicks
• Ambrose Bierce And The Dance Of Death
• An Evil Day In Georgia- The Killing Of Coleman Osborn And The Death Penalty In The Progressive-Era South
• Andrew Johnson'S Civil War And Reconstruction
• Androgynous Democracy- Modern American Literature And The Dual-Sexed Body Politic
• Appalachian Gateway- An Anthology Of Contemporary Stories And Poetry
• Appalachians All- East Tennesseans And The Elusive History Of An American Region
• Archaeological Perspectives On The Southern Appalachians- A Multiscalar Approach
• Archaeology, Narrative, And The Politics Of The Past- The View From Southern Maryland
• Arming The Nation For War- Mobilization, Supply, And The American War Effort In World War Ii
• Arthur Morgan- A Progressive Vision For American Reform
• At Home And Abroad- Historicizing Twentieth-Century Whiteness In Literature And Performance
• Been Coming Through Some Hard Times- Race, History, And Memory In Western Kentucky
• Before Harlem- An Anthology Of African American Literature From The Long Nineteenth Century
• Before The Volunteer State- New Thoughts On Early Tennessee, 1540–1800
• Born Of Water And Spirit- The Baptist Impulse In Kentucky, 1776-1860
• Boycotts, Buses, And Passes- Black Women S Resistance In The U.S. South And South Africa
• Boys At Home- Discipline, Masculinity, And The Boy-Problem In Nineteenth-Century American Literature
• Built With Faith- Italian American Imagination And Catholic Material Culture In New York City
• Cades Cove- Life Death Southern Appalachian Community
• Cannon Mills And Kannapolis- Persistent Paternalism In A Textile Town
• Cesare Pavese And America- Life, Love, And Literature
• Change And Conflict In The U.S. Army Chaplain Corps Since 1945
• Characteristically American- Memorial Architecture, National Identity, And The Egyptian Revival
• Chasing The Wind- Inside The Alternative Energy Battle
• Chattanooga, 1865-1900- A City Set Down In Dixie
• Confederate Combat Commander- The Remarkable Life Of Brigadier General Alfred Jefferson Vaughan, Jr.
• Confederate Generals In The Trans-Mississippi, Volume 2- Essays On America’S Civil War
• Confederate Generals In The Trans-Mississippi
• Confederate Generals In The Western Theater, Volume 3- Essays On America'S Civil War
• Couldn'T Have A Wedding Without The Fiddler- The Story Of Traditional Fiddling On Prince Edward Island
• Creating A World On Paper- Harry Fenn S Career In Art
• Crossing Black- Mixed-Race Identity In Modern American Fiction And Culture
• D-Day Remembered- The Normandy Landings In American Collective Memory
• David Schenck And The Contours Of Confederate Identity
• Decisions At Gettysburg- The Nineteen Critical Decisions That Defined The Campaign
• Delta Fragments- The Recollections Of A Sharecropper'S Son
• E.D.E.N. Southworth- Recovering A Nineteenth-Century Popular Novelist
• Experiencing Service-Learning
• Eyewitness To Genocide- The Operation Reinhard Death Camp Trials, 1955-1966
• Feasting With Shellfish In The Southern Ohio Valley- Archaic Sacred Sites And Rituals
• Flannery O’Connor In The Age Of Terrorism- Essays On Violence And Grace
• Forsaking All Others- A True Story Of Interracial Sex And Revenge In The 1880S South
• Freedom’S Delay- America’S Struggle For Emancipation, 1776–1865
• From Liberation To Conquest- The Visual And Popular Cultures Of The Spanish-American War Of 1898
• From Page To Place- American Literary Tourism And The Afterlives Of Authors
• From The Dance Hall To Facebook- Teen Girls, Mass Media, And Moral Panic In The United States, 1905-2010
• Ghost Birds- Jim Tanner And The Quest For The Ivory-Billed Woodpecker, 1935–1941
• Guide To The Vascular Plants Of Tennessee
• Hawk'S Nest- A Novel
• Historical Archaeology Of The Delaware Valley, 1600-1850
• Ice ’N’ Go- Score In Sports And Life
• Imperial Brotherhood- Gender And The Making Of Cold War Foreign Policy
• Inside Greenwich Village- A New York City Neighborhood, 1898-1918
• Interstate- Highway Politics And Policy Since 1939
• Into The Classroom- A Practical Guide For Starting Student Teaching
• Investigating Our Experience In The World- A Primer On Qualitative Inquiry
• Iris Murdoch Connected- Critical Essays On Her Fiction And Philosophy
• John Dooley'S Civil War- An Irish American'S Journey In The First Virginia Infantry Regiment
• Last To Leave The Field- The Life And Letters Of First Sergeant Ambrose Henry Hayward, 28Th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
• Law And Mourning
• Lee And His Generals- Essays In Honor Of T. Harry Williams
• Lee And Jackson'S Bloody Twelfth- The Letters Of Irby Goodwin Scott, First Lieutenant, Company G, Putnam Light Infantry, Twelfth Georgia Volunteer Infantry
• Liminal Zones- Where Lakes End And Rivers Begin
• Lincoln Memorial University And The Shaping Of Appalachia
• Literary Journalism And The Aesthetics Of Experience
• London Bridge In Plague And Fire- A Novel
• Massacre At Cavett'S Station- Frontier Tennessee During The Cherokee Wars
• Melancholia And Maturation- The Use Of Trauma In American Children'S Literature
• Memoirs Of Lieut.-General Winfield Scott
• Men In German Uniform- Pows In America During World War Ii
• Met His Every Goal- James K. Polk And The Legends Of Manifest Destiny
• Mockingbird Passing- Closeted Traditions And Sexual Curiosities In Harper Lee’S Novel
• More American Than Southern- Kentucky, Slavery, And The War For An American Ideology, 1828-1861
• Mountain Homespun
• Naacp Youth And The Fight For Black Freedom, 1936–1965
• Never Been Rich- The Life And Work Of A Southern Ruralist Writer, Harry Harrison Kroll
• New Essays On Phillis Wheatley
• New Worlds Of Violence- Cultures And Conquests In The Early American Southeast
• Notes Of The Mexican War, 1846–1848
• On A Great Battlefield- The Making, Management, And Memory Of Gettysburg National Military Park, 1933–2013
• One Homogeneous People- Narratives Of White Southern Identity, 1890–1920
• Out Of The Attic- Inventing Antiques In Twentieth-Century New England
• Pauline Hopkins And The American Dream- An African American Writer'S (Re)Visionary Gospel Of Success
• People Of The Rainbow- A Nomadic Utopia
• Phillis Wheatley And The Romantics
• Presbyterians In North Carolina- Race, Politics, And Religious Identity In Historical Perspective
• Press, Platform, Pulpit- Black Feminist Publics In The Era Of Reform
• Race Patriotism- Protest And Print Culture In The A.M.E. Church
• Race, Rape, And Injustice- Documenting And Challenging Death Penalty Cases In The Civil Rights Era
• Recasting The Machine Age- Henry Ford S Village Industries
• Record Of The Organizations Engaged In The Campaign, Siege, And Defense Of Vicksburg
• Refugitta Of Richmond- The Wartime Recollections, Grave And Gay, Of Constance Cary Harrison
• Remembering Roadside America- Preserving The Past As Landscape And Place
• Reminiscences Of An Old Georgia Lawyer- Judge Garnett Andrews
• Rethinking Shiloh- Myth And Memory
• Ruined By This Miserable War- The Dispatches Of Charles Prosper Fauconnet, A French Diplomat In New Orleans, 1863–1868
• Samuel Stouffer And The Gi Survey- Sociologists And Soldiers During The Second World War
• Seeds Of Change- Critical Essays On Barbara Kingsolver
• Small Wars- Low-Intensity Threats And The American Response Since Vietnam
• Smoky Jack
• Southern Appalachian Farm Cooking- A Memoir Of Food And Family
• Southern Crossings- Poetry, Memory, And The Transcultural South
• Southern Women Novelists And The Civil War- Trauma And Collective Memory In The American Literary Tradition Since 1861
• Spectrality In The Novels Of Toni Morrison
• Sport Is Life With The Volume Turned Up- Lessons Learned That Apply To Business And Life
• St. Mark'S And The Social Gospel- Methodist Women And Civil Rights In New Orleans, 1895–1965
• Summer Lightning- A Guide To The Second Battle Of Manassas
• Teaching Olaudah Equiano’S Narrative- Pedagogical Strategies And New Perspectives
• Temporary Lives- Stories
• Tennessee Log Buildings- A Folk Tradition
• Tennessee Tragedies- Natural, Technological, And Societal Disasters In The Volunteer State
• Terra Incognita- An Annotated Bibliography Of The Great Smoky Mountains, 1544-1934
• The Body Distances (A Hundred Blackbirds Rising)
• The Civil War In Southern Appalachian Methodism
• The Dark Corner- A Novel
• The Diary Of Nannie Haskins Williams- A Southern Woman’S Story Of Rebellion And Reconstruction, 1863–1890
• The Ebony Column- Classics, Civilization, And The African American Reclamation Of The West
• The Exiled Generations- Legacies Of The Southern Baptist Convention Holy Wars
• The Fenians- Irish Rebellion In The North Atlantic World, 1858–1876
• The Fiction Of Gloria Naylor- Houses And Spaces Of Resistance
• The Final Season- The Perseverance Of Pat Summitt
• The Gi Bill Boys- A Memoir
• The Hippies And American Values
• The Jackson Project- War In The American Workplace
• The Jefferson National Forest- An Appalachian Environmental History
• The Knoxville Campaign- Burnside And Longstreet In East Tennessee
• The Labor Of Literature- Democracy And Literary Culture In Modern Chile
• The Land Between The Lakes- A Geography Of The Forgotten Future
• The Last Bizarre Tale- Stories By David Madden
• The Legacy Of American Copper Smelting- Industrial Heritage Versus Environmental Policy
• The Letters Of General Richard S. Ewell- Stonewall’S Successor
• The Life And Wars Of Gideon J. Pillow
• The Limits Of Literary Historicism
• The Limits Of Tyranny- Archaeological Perspectives On The Struggle Against New World Slavery
• The Philosophy Of Religion Of Alexander Campbell
• The Spirit Of The Appalachian Trail- Community, Environment, And Belief
• The Springfield Gas Machine- Illuminating Industry And Leisure, 1860S–1920S
• The Translations Of Nebrija- Language, Culture, And Circulation In The Early Modern World
• The World War I Memoirs Of Robert P. Patterson- A Captain In The Great War
• To Fight Aloud Is Very Brave- American Poetry And The Civil War
• To Live And Die In Dixie- Native Northerners Who Fought For The Confederacy
• To Retain Command Of The Mississippi- The Civil War Naval Campaign For Memphis
• To The Battles Of Franklin And Nashville And Beyond- Stabilization And Reconstruction In Tennessee And Kentucky, 1864–1866
• U.S. Steel And Gary, West Virginia- Corporate Paternalism In Appalachia
• Ulster To America- The Scots-Irish Migration Experience, 1680–1830
• Victims- True Story Civil War
• Virginia Broughton- The Life And Writings Of A Missionary
• Voices From The Nueva Frontera- Latino Immigration In Dalton, Georgia
• Warning! This Product Contains Nuttiness- A Fun Look At The Bizarre World In Which We Live
• We Are In His Hands Whether We Live Or Die- The Letters Of Brevet Brigadier General Charles Henry Howard
• Well-Nigh Reconstructed- A Political Novel
• Whispering In The Daylight- The Children Of Tony Alamo Christian Ministries And Their Journey To Freedom
• White Collar Radicals- Tva’S Knoxville Fifteen, The New Deal, And The Mccarthy Era
• Working For Peace And Justice- Memoirs Of An Activist Intellectual
• World’S Fairs In A Southern Accent- Atlanta, Nashville, And Charleston, 1895–1902
• “Hero Strong” And Other Stories- Tales Of Girlhood Ambition, Female Masculinity, And Women’S Worldly Achievement In Antebellum America
• Total Books: 166