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by A. J. Langguth


  White Brotherhood, 222

  White Citizens Council, 369

  White, Edward D., 363

  White House, blacks as visitors to, 251–52

  White Knights, 371

  White Leagues, 314–15

  white supremacy, 356, 360–61. See also Jim Crow laws; specific organization

  Whittemore, Benjamin F., 304

  Whittier, John Greenleaf, 8, 152

  Wide-Awake Club, 18

  Wilderness, Battle at, 246

  Willey, Waitman, 211, 212

  Williams, George H., 289, 316

  Wilson, Henry, 15, 312, 350

  Wilson, James, 182–83

  Wilson, Woodrow, 363, 364

  Wirt, Elizabeth, 194

  Wirt, William, 194

  Woman Order, Butler’s, 71–72

  women

  elections of 1872 and, 296

  Grant and rights of, 296–97

  Greeley and, 292–93, 296

  hanging of, 99

  Hayes and rights of, 331

  KKK and, 284–85, 365

  slaves as protectors of Confederate, 307

  as teachers, 277

  voting rights for, 204, 296–97, 331, 357

  and Wade and rights of, 199

  and Weed’s views about feminists, 211

  Woolley, Charles, 210, 218

  Woolworth’s, sit-ins at, 369

  World War I, 364

  World War II, 367, 369

  Wormley, James, 351

  Wormley’s Hotel (Washington, D.C.), Washington Commission meeting at, 351, 354

  Wright, Jonathan Jasper, 304

  Wyoming, 361

  Yorkville, South Carolina

  Akerman’s visit to, 282–83

  KKK activities in, 278, 282–83

  PHOTO CREDITS

  Library of Congress via Wikimedia Commons: xviii, 4, 26, 36, 52, 64, 69, 80, 116, 142, 160, 184, 198, 214, 258, 300, 310, 326

  Wikimedia Commons: 20, 48, 89, 236, 274

  National Archives via Wikimedia Commons: 93, 102, 288, 345

  Library of Congress: 220, 333, 336, 352

  White House Photo Office via Wikimedia Commons: 372

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  Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

  Langguth, A. J., 1933–

  After Lincoln : how the north won the Civil War and lost the peace / A. J. Langguth.

  pages  cm

  Includes bibliographical references and index.

  1. Reconstruction (U.S. history, 1865–1877)  2. United States—Politics and government—1865–1877.  I. Title.  II. Title: How the north won the Civil War and lost the peace.

  E668.L27  2014

  973.8—dc23

  2013051340

  ISBN 978-1-4516-1732-0

  ISBN 978-1-4516-1734-4 (ebook)

 

 

 


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