Gender Matters

1. Introduction
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Part 1. Civil War and Reconstruction: Turning the Household Inside Out

2. The Civil War as a Crisis in Gender
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3. Strong Minds and Strong Hearts: The Ladies National League and the Civil War as an Intragender War
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4. “A Rebel Though She Be”: Gender and Missouri’s War of the Households
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5. Home Guards and Home Traitors: Loyalty and Prostitution in Civil War St. Louis
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6. “Stand By Your Man”: The Ladies Memorial Association and the Reconstruction of Southern White Manhood
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7. “You Can’t Change History By Moving a Rock”: Gender, Race, and the Cultural Politics of Confederate Memorialization
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Part 2. Gender, Race, and Class in the Making of the New South

8. Paternalism and Protest in Augusta’s Cotton Mills: What’s Gender Got to do with It?
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9. The De Graffenried Controversy: Class, Race, and Gender in the New South
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10. Rebecca Latimer Felton and the Problem of Protection in the New South
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11. Rebecca Latimer Felton and the Wife’s Farm: The Class and Racial Politics of Gender Reform
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12. Love, Hate, Rape, Lynching: Rebecca Latimer Felton and the Gender Politics of Racial Violence
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Nyckelord: History, US History, Modern History, Gender Studies, History of the Americas