Table of Contents
- Frontmatter (page N/A)
- Preface to the Paperback Edition (page xi)
- Acknowledgments (page xvii)
- Introduction (page xxi)
- PART ONE Rebellious Slaves and the Slaveholders' Rebellion
- 1 Harpers Ferry and the Limits of White Paternalism (page 3)
- 2 Politics, Secession, and the Continuing Reign of Terror (page 20)
- 3 Black Georgians and the Union War Effort, 1861-1865 (page 68)
- PART TWO Slavery Stretched Thin: The Limits of Wartime Institutional Change
- 4 Masters, Slaves, and the Refugee Experience (page 99)
- 5 Blacks and Wartime Industrialization (page 120)
- 6 Georgia Blacks and the Urban Revolution (page 190)
- 7 The Transformation of Rural Bondage (page 210)
- PART THREE Expedient Moderation: From Ameliorative Reform to Confederate Emancipation
- 8 Black Bondage and the Climax of Ameliorative Gradualism (page 235)
- 9 Black Liberty and the Meaning of Confederate Nationalism (page 272)
- Epilogue (page 294)
- Notes (page 297)
- Bibliography (page 367)
- Index (page 387)