So conceived and so dedicated: intellectual life in the Civil War-era north

Historians and intellectual life in the Civil War era / Lorien Foote

U.S. Sanitary Commission physicians and the transformation of American health care / Kathryn Shively Meier

Civil War cybernetics: medicine, modernity, and the intellectual mechanics of union / Susan-Mary Grant

To save the afflicted union: race, civic health, and the sanitary front / Richard Newman

John Codman Ropes: a lawyer's historian / Richard F. Miller

Save a school to save a nation: faculty responses to the Civil War at midwestern universities / Julie Mujic

Lessons of war: three Civil War veterans and the goals of postwar education / Kanisorn Wongsrichanalai

"The rebels' last device": Theodore R. Davis and faithful representations of black soldiers during the Civil War / Niki Lefebvre

For their adopted home: native northerners in the south during the secession crisis / David Zimring

Thomas F. Meagher, Patrick R. Guiney, and the meaning of the Civil War for Irish America: the questions of nationalism, citizenship, and human rights / Christian G. Samito

"This most unholy and destructive war": Catholic intellectuals and the limits of Catholic patriotism / William Kurtz.