… other views of the conflict. If we reduce the Civil War to a kind of family squabble within our
past—rather than the “Second American Revolution,” or perhaps a “war for black liberation,” …

… in the aftermath of the war, Krowl discusses black families in Civil War Virginia and Shaffer
… by African Americans after the war. White Southern families are discussed in the fourth and …

… held in April 1998 to discuss issues relating to family, loyalty, and conflict within the Civil War
and Reconstruction South. Southern Families at War covers a variety of topics in great detail…

… essays on family life during the Civil War era by junior and senior scholars. Some of these
families rarely make an appearance in stories traditionally told about the South. More familiar …

… Drawing from a 1998 conference on the Civil War at the University of Richmond, editor …
conflict on Southern families. Stressing the diversity of Southerners, the authors focus on families …

… as men had to decide where their loyalties lay. But for women, … themselves, their families,
the South, and the Confederacy. … planter families-tensions that would erupt into sharp conflict …

… the Civil War, the line between Union and Confederacy fell in … act as a cohesive family unit,
that their loyalty to family would … when his loyalty directed him to the South during the war. …

… war," Americans have long portrayed the Civil War as a disruption in the most honored of
human ties: those between families… the effects of the war on southern families well beyond the …

… Drawing from a 1998 conference on the Civil War held at the University of Richmond, …
conflict on Southern families. Stressing the diversity of Southerners, the authors focus on families …

… during the Civil War, the line between North and South fell in … their conflict was and to what
extent their national loyalties … when his loyalties directed him toward the South during the war. …