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An undoubtedly important contribution to the literature on Reconstruction. . . . Break[s] new ground and offer[s] excellent suggestions and inspirations for future study.--Register of the Kentucky Historical Society A thought-provoking collection that points toward exciting new directions for Civil War and postbellum studies.--American Historical Review Rather than stretching existing historiographical concepts to fit the seemingly exceptional, these writers suggest ongoing reenvisioning of Civil War origins. . . . Recommended.--Choice The essays in the collection engage with one another and with these key ideas better than in almost any other edited volume I have read.--Journal of Southern History Ponder these essays, assign this volume, and join the authors in rethinking the many worlds the Civil War made.--Journal of American History

Ponder these essays, assign this volume, and join the authors in rethinking the many worlds the Civil War made.--<i>Journal of American History</i>

Rather than stretching existing historiographical concepts to fit the seemingly exceptional, these writers suggest ongoing reenvisioning of Civil War origins. . . . Recommended.-- Choice

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Gregory P. Downs is associate professor of history at City College of New York, USA. Kate Masur is associate professor of history at Northwestern University, USA.

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