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BL
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838870
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Dal Lago, Enrico,1966-
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Civil war and agrarian unrest : : the Confederate South and southern Italy /\ Enrico Dal Lago.
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| Publication Statement
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Cambridge ;New York :: Cambridge University Press,, 2018.
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| Series Statement
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Cambridge studies on the american south
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1 online resource
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1108340628
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: 9781108340625
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1107038421
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9781107038424
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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| Contents
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Cover; Half-title; Series information; Title page; Copyright information; Table of contents; List of Maps; Acknowledgments; List of Abbreviations; Introduction: Civil War, Nation-Building, and Agrarian Unrest in the Confederate South and Southern Italy -- A Comparative Perspective; Part I Inner Civil Wars and National Crises, 1860-1863; 1 Preemptive Counterrevolutions: The Rebellions of the Elites; 1 1860: South Carolinian Secessionists and Sicilian Separatists Triumphant; 2 Secession Conventions and Annexation Plebiscites; 3 The Consequences of Fort Sumter and Gaeta.
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1 Confederate and Italian Retribution against Combatants and Civilians2 1862: The Inner Civil Wars Escalate in the Two Regions; 3 Guerrilla Warfare and Repression of Civil Liberties in East Tennessee and Northern Terra di Lavoro; 4 The National Governments, the Militaries, and the People; 5 1862-1863: Inner Civil Wars and Wider Developments; Part II Civil Wars and Social Revolutions, 1862-1865; 5 Revolutions: The Revolts of the Lower Strata; 1 African American Slaves and Southern Italian Peasants; 2 Slave Resistance in the Confederate South and Peasant Resistance in Southern Italy.
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3 Civil Wars and Revolutionary Changes: 4 Emancipation and Democratic Possibilities; 5 Echoes of Haiti and Ireland; 6 Civil Wars and Agrarian Questions; 1 The Slaves' and Peasants' Wars as Largescale Rebellions; 2 The Agrarian Questions during the Two Civil Wars; 3 Land and Freedom in America and Italy; 4 The Union and Italian Governments, and Their Policies; 5 Ex-Slaves, "Brigand'' Peasants, and the Land Issue; 7 Social Revolutions in the Lower Mississippi Valley and Upper Basilicata I, 1862-1863; 1 Slaves in the Lower Mississippi Valley and Brigands in Upper Basilicata in 1862.
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3 Inner Civil Wars in East Tennessee and Northern Terra di Lavoro I, 1860-18611 Border Regions and Mountain Areas: East Tennessee and Northern Terra di Lavoro in 1860; 2 Divided Loyalties: East Tennessee and Secession; Northern Terra di Lavoro and Unification; 3 The Confederate and Italian Governments Take Control of the Two Regions; 4 Unionists, Pro-Bourbons, Borders, and Outside Military Help; 5 Major Unionists and Pro-Bourbon Guerrilla Operations in the Autumn of 1861; 4 Inner Civil Wars in East Tennessee and Northern Terra di Lavoro II, 1861-1863.
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4 Spring 1861: The Birth of the Confederacy and of the Italian Kingdom; 5 Rebellious American Slaveholders and Southern Italian Landowners in Wider Contexts; 2 The Difficult Birth of Two Nations; 1 The Confederate States of America and the Kingdom of Italy; 2 Nationalism and Nation-Building in the Confederacy and the Italian Kingdom; 3 The First Tests of Confederate and Italian Nationalisms through War in 1861; 4 Inner Civil Wars in the Confederacy and Southern Italy in 1862; 5 Inner Civil Wars in the Confederacy and Southern Italy in 1863.
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| Abstract
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"Between 1861 and 1865, both the Confederate South and Southern Italy underwent dramatic processes of nation-building, with the creation of the Confederate States of America and the Kingdom of Italy, in the midst of civil wars. This is the first book that compares these parallel developments by focusing on the Unionist and pro-Bourbon political forces that opposed the two new nations in inner civil conflicts. Overlapping these conflicts were the social revolutions triggered by the rebellions of American slaves and Southern Italian peasants against the slaveholding and landowning elites. Utilizing a comparative perspective, Enrico Dal Lago sheds light on the reasons why these combined factors of internal opposition proved fatal for the Confederacy in the American Civil War, while the Italian Kingdom survived its own civil war. At the heart of this comparison is a desire to understand how and why nineteenth-century nations rose and either endured or disappeared"--
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Agriculture-- Economic aspects-- Italy-- History-- 19th century.
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Agriculture-- Economic aspects-- United States-- History-- 19th century.
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Civil war, Cross-cultural studies.
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Elite (Social sciences)-- Italy, Southern-- History-- 19th century.
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Elite (Social sciences)-- Southern States-- History-- 19th century.
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Secession-- Italy-- History-- 19th century.
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Secession-- Southern States-- History-- 19th century.
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Agriculture-- Economic aspects.
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Civil war.
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Elite (Social sciences)
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HISTORY-- United States-- State Local-- General.
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Politics and government.
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Secession.
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Confederate States of America, Politics and government.
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Italy, Southern, Politics and government, 1861-1922.
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Italy.
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Southern Italy.
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Southern States.
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United States, Confederate States of America.
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United States.
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| Dewey Classification
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973.7/13
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| LC Classification
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E458.D35 2018eb
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