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| Genre/Form: | Encyclopedia Encyclopedias encyclopedias History Encyclopédies |
|---|---|
| Material Type: | Online system or service, Internet resource |
| Document Type: | Book, Computer File, Internet Resource |
| All Authors / Contributors: |
Judith E Harper |
| ISBN: | 041593723X 9780415937238 9780415955744 0415955742 0203500555 9780203500552 |
| OCLC Number: | 51942662 |
| Description: | xviii, 472 pages : illustrations ; 29 cm |
| Contents: | Abolitionists -- African-American Women -- Agricultural Women -- Alcott, Louisa May -- Anthony, Susan B. -- Antietam (Sharpsburg), Battle of -- Artists -- Barton, Clara -- Battle of the Handkerchiefs -- Bickerdyke, Mary Ann Ball -- Blalock, Malinda -- Bowser, Mary Elizabeth -- Boyd, Belle -- Bread Rebellions -- Brown, Clara -- Brownell, Kady -- Business Women -- Camp Life -- Carroll, Anna Ella -- Cary, Mary Ann Shadd -- Cashier, Albert D.J. (Jennie Hodgers) -- Catholic Nuns -- Chesnut, Mary Boykin -- Child, Lydia Maria -- Contraband Relief Assoc. -- Contraband Women -- Coppin, Fanny Jackson -- Courtship and Marriage -- Cumming, Kate -- Cushman, Pauline -- Davis, Rebecca Harding -- Davis, Varina Howell -- Diaries -- Dickey, Sarah Ann -- Dickinson, Anna -- Dickinson, Emily -- Dix, Dorothea -- Doctors -- Draft Riots -- Edmonds, Sarah Emma -- Edmondson, Belle -- Education -- Etheridge, Annie -- Evans, Augusta Jane -- Family Life -- Fern, Fanny -- Fort Sumter -- Forten, Charlotte -- FrmTont, Jessie Benton -- General Order No. 28 -- Gettysburg, Battle of -- Gibbons, Abby Hopper -- Girlhood and Adolescence -- Government Girls -- Greenhow, Rose O'Neal -- Guerrilla War -- Gunboat Societies -- Hale, Sarah Josepha -- Hamilton, Gail -- Harper, Frances Ellen Watkins -- Haviland, Laura Smith -- Hawks, Esther Hill -- Hopkins, Juliet Opie -- Hospital Ships -- Howe, Julia Ward -- Immigrant Women -- Industrial Women -- Invasion and Occupation -- Jacobs, Harriet -- Keckley, Elizabeth -- Kemble, Fanny -- Larcom, Lucy -- LeConte, Emma -- Lewis, Edmonia -- Lincoln, Mary Todd -- Literary Women -- Livermore, Mary Ashton Rice -- McCord, Louisa Cheves -- Mexican-American Women -- Military Women -- Mitchell, Maria -- Morgan, Sarah -- Mormon Women -- Mountain Charley -- Native-American Women -- Nurses -- Patriotism -- Peabody, Elizabeth Palmer -- Pember, Phoebe Levy -- Phillips, Eugenia Levy -- Pleasant, Mary Ellen -- Prostitutes -- Ream, Vinnie -- Refugees -- Religion -- Remond, Sarah Parker -- Roswell Women -- Sanitary Fairs -- Secession -- Sherman's March to the Sea -- Slater, Sarah -- Slavery and Emancipation -- Soldiers' Aid Societies -- Spies and Espionage -- Stanton, Elizabeth Cady -- Stowe, Harriet Beecher -- Surratt, Mary -- Swisshelm, Jane Grey -- Taylor, Susie Baker King -- Teachers of the Freedpeople -- Tompkins, Sally -- Treasury Girls -- Truth, Sojourner -- Tubman, Harriet -- Turchin, Nadine Lvova -- United States Christian Commission -- United States Sanitary Commission -- Van Lew, Elizabeth -- Velazquez, Loreta Janeta -- Vicksburg -- Wakeman, Sarah Rosetta -- Walker, Mary Edwards -- Western Women -- Woman's Central Association of Relief -- Woman's National Loyal League -- Women and Politics -- Women's Rights Movement -- Zakrzewska, Marie. |
| Series Title: | Online access with subscription: Proquest Ebook Central. |
| Responsibility: | Judith E. Harper. |
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"Beautifully illustrated... A pleasure to read and a reliable resource... Magnificently produced in an over-sized format that showcases a wealth of excellentphotographs and maps... Harper has done an extraordinary service for general readers and for more advanced researchers alike... A mandatory resource for high schooland undergraduate libraries... Will appeal to bothgeneral readers and anyone researching the lives of womenduring the Civil War era. It is endlessly fascinating, and will remain a valuable resource for the foreseeable future." -- The Journal of Military History"[An] outstanding work... A unique work for scholars,students, Civil War buffs and reenactors, and generalreaders. The standard against which all future works will be measured. Highly recommended. All levels andcollections." -- Choice"Unique... An important resource for most libraries... Anecessary acquisition for public and academic libraries with collections on the Civil War, social movements such as abolition, and women's studies." -- Booklist/RBB"The first to focus exclusively on women in this pivotal conflict... The readable entries include both illustrations and bibliographies... Recommended forlarger public and academic libraries, particularly those with an interest in Civil War and women's studies, even when more general works are available." -- LibraryJournal"The effect of the Civil War on women's lives is explored in this methodical, expert, readable, reference source... Harper accounts for historical perspective and diversity of viewpoint on a particular person or group of women, and she delivers facts, folklore, and contemporary thought with precision and clarity. This tool isessential for Civil War studies in middle schools andhigh schools." -- VOYA"A well-rounded view of all women and the United States during a time period that is often entirely characterized by war... The work's most rewarding aspect are itsreliance on first-hand experience of women (primarily diary entries) and its cover-to-cover readability, despite being a reference source... Any library with awomen's studies collection would benefit from theaddition of this work." -- Reference & User ServicesQuarterly"A well-researched account... Harper's careful documentation provides students with an excellentguide... This unique resource will serve school, public and academic libraries." -- Lawrence Looks at Books, GaleReference Reviews"an insightful resource on women in the Civil War era...anexcellent survey of women's daily existence during a crucial time in American history... All entries are wellwritten." -- Feminist Collections"Offers a comprehensive look at women fromall backgrounds and their many different roles during the Civil War through short, thorough entries." -- Cobblestone"A very readable reference that is a must for any student of history." -- Civil War Book Review Read more...
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