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|a Mine eyes have seen the glory :
|b religion and the politics of race in the Civil War era and beyond /
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|t America's Original Sin: Slavery from 1619 to 1790 --
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|t Struggle to the Death: War Cannot Be Separated from Ideology, Politics, or Religion --
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|t I Hate Them with Perfect Hatred: Religion, Ideology, and Modern War --
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|t They Shall Be Your Bond-Men Forever: Human Beings as Property --
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|t Privilege of Belonging to the Superior Race: Slavery and National Expansion --
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|t Gross Violation of a Sacred Pledge: Collapse of the Whig Party --
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|t I Will Be Heard!: Religion, Ideology, and the Abolitionist Movement --
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|t Institution Sanctioned by God: Southern Religious Support of Slavery --
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|t Triumphs of Christianity Rest on Slavery: Holy Warriors at the Forefront --
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|t With God as Our Champion: The Confederate Union of Church and State --
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|t They Have Closed the Heavy Doors: The Dred Scott Decision --
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|t Portents Hang on All the Arches of the Horizon: The Bloody Battle for Kansas --
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|t General Jackson Is Dead: The Lecompton Constitution Controversy --
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|t Cuba Must Be Ours: Fire-Eaters and Filibusters Spread Slavery --
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|t Final Kingdom Has Arisen: Hubris and Fanaticism Bring On the War --
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|t South Will Never Submit: Lincoln and the Choice for Secession and War --
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|t Whom the Gods Intend to Destroy: The Madness of Southern Extremists --
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|t Heather Is On Fire: Politics, Religion, and War --
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|t Sound the Loud Timbrel: The Emancipation Proclamation --
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|t I Knew What I Was Fighting For: Black Soldiers in the Civil War and After --
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|t Reconstruction and Redemption: The Failure to Win the Peace --
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|t Failure of Will: Reconstruction's End and Return to White Rule --
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|a Steven L. Dundas has served thirty-nine years in the U.S. Army and Navy. He is a former assistant professor at the Joint Forces Staff College, National Defense University, and a retired chaplain with the U.S. Navy. For decades Dundas has been researching and writing on history, the impact of religion on society, international affairs, military operations, and ethics.
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