Civil War and Reconstruction in Alabama

Preface\nContents\nList of Illustrations\nList of Maps\nPart I. Introduction\nChapter I. Period of Sectional Controversy\nChapter II. Secession from the Union\nPart II. War Times in Alabama\nChapter III. Military and Political Events\nChapter IV. Economic and Social Conditions\nPart III. The Aftermath of War\nChapter V. Social and Economic Disorder\nChapter VI. Confiscation and the Cotton Tax\nChapter VII. The Temper of the People\nPart IV. Presidential Restoration\nChapter VIII. First Provisional Administration\nChapter IX. The Second Provisional Administration\nChapter X. Military Government, 1865–1866\nChapter XI. The Wards of the Nation\nPart V. Congressional Reconstruction\nChapter XII. Military Government Under the Reconstruction Acts\nChapter XIII. The Campaign of 1867\nChapter XIV. The “Reconstruction” Convention\nChapter XV. The “Reconstruction” Completed\nChapter XVI. The Union League of America\nPart VI. Carpet-Bag and Negro Rule\nChapter XVII. Taxation and the Public Debt\nChapter XVIII. Railroad Legislation and Frauds\nChapter XIX. Reconstruction in the Schools\nChapter XX. Reconstruction in the Churches\nChapter XXI. The Ku Klux Revolution\nChapter XXII. Reorganization of the Industrial System\nChapter XXIII. Political and Social Conditions During Reconstruction\nChapter XXIV. The Overthrow of Reconstruction\nAppendix\nIndex