Richmond Enquirer
Richmond Examiner
San Antonio Herald
Southern Christian Advocate
(Columbia, SC)
Southern Churchman
(Richmond, VA)
Southern Illustrated News
(Richmond, VA)
Southern Literary Messenger
(Richmond, VA)
Southern Presbyterian
(Columbia, SC)
Southern Punch
(Richmond, VA)
The Times
(London)
United Presbyterian of the West,
Presbyterian Historical Society
Valley Spirit
(Staunton, VA)
Weekly Constitutionalist
(Augusta)
Weekly Constitutionalist
(New York)
Books and Articles
“A. Countryman.”
Spirit and Purpose of the Conflict.
Boston, 1861.
Abbott, John S. C.
An Address upon our National Affairs.
New York, 1861.
Adams, Ezra Eastman.
The Temple and the Throne.
Philadelphia, 1861.
Adams, Virginia M., ed.
On the Altar of Freedom:
A
Black Soldier’s
Civil War
Letters from the Front.
Amherst, 1991.
Adams, William.
Prayers for Rulers.
New York, 1861.
Allen, Benjamin Russell.
The Constitution and the Union.
Boston, 1861.
Armstrong, George D.
The Good Hand of Our God upon Us.
Norfolk, VA, 1861.
Baker, Sarah.
Charlie the Drummer-Boy.
New York, 1861.
Banks, Nathaniel.
Emancipated Labor in Louisiana.
Boston, 1864.
Barnard, J. G.
Letter to the Editors of the National Intelligencer.
New York, 1862.
Barnes, Albert.
The Conditions of Peace.
Philadelphia, 1863.
Barten, O. S. A
Sermon Preached in St. James Church, Warrenton, Virginia, on Fast Day, June 13, 1861.
Richmond, 1861.
Bartholomew, J. G.
The Hour of Peril.
Boston, 1861.
Basler, Roy P., ed.
Abraham Lincoln: His Speeches and Writings.
New York, 1946.
————, ed.
The Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln.
9 vols. New Brunswick, NJ, 1953.
Beard, Edwin S.
Fast Day Sermon.
Rockland, ME, 1866.
Beecher, Henry Ward.
The Battle Set in Array. In Patriotic Addresses.
Boston, 1887.
————.
Modes and Duties of Emancipation. In Patriotic Addresses.
Boston, 1887.
————. The National Flag. In Patriotic Addresses.
Boston, 1887.
————.
National Justice and Penalty. In Patriotic Addresses.
Boston, 1887.
___.
Patriotic Addresses.
Boston, 1887.
————.
Peace Be Still.
New York, 1861.
Bellows, Henry.
The Crisis of Our National Disease.
In
Fast Day Sermons.
New York, 1861.
————.
Fast Day Sermons.
New York, 1861.
Bennett, William W
A Narrative of the Great Revival Which Prevailed in the Southern Armies during the Late Civil War.
Philadelphia, 1877.
Birdwhistell, Jack, ed. “Extracts from the Diary of B. F. Hungerford, a Kentucky Baptist Pastor during the Civil War.”
Baptist History and Heritage
14 (1979).
Bliss, T E.
A Discourse Commemorative of the Life and Character of Abraham Lincoln.
Memphis, 1865.
Boardman, George N.
The Death of President Lincoln.
Binghamton, NY, 1865.
Boardman, Henry A.
The Sovereignty of God.
Philadelphia, 1862.
Boykin, Edward. Boys
and
Girls Stories of the War. Richmond, 1861.
Breckinridge, Robert J. The Union to Be Preserved. New York, 1861.
Brown, Benjamin Gratz. Immediate Abolition of Slavery by Act of
Congress.
Washington, D.C., 1864.
Brown, William Wells.
The Black Man.
New York, 1863.
Bryan, Charles F., and Nelson D. Lankford, eds.
Eye of the Storm: A Civil War Odyssey.
New York, 2000.
Burlingame, Michael, ed. At
Lincoln’s Side: John Hay’s Civil War Correspondence and Selected Writings.
Carbondale, IL, 2000.
————, ed.
With Lincoln in the White House: Letters, Memoranda, and Other Writings of John G. Nicolay, 1860-1865.
Carbondale, IL, 2000.
Bushnell, Horace. “The Doctrine of Loyalty”
New Englander
22 (July 1863).
————.
Reverses Needed.
Hartford, 1861.
Butler, William C.
Sermon.
Richmond, 1861.
Cable, George W, ed. “A Woman’s Diary of the Siege of Vicksburg.”
Century Illustrated Magazine
7 (1885): 767-75.
Carey, Isaac E.
God Doing Wonderful Things in Behalf of the Nation.
Freeport, IL, 1863.
Chamberlain, N. H.
The Assassination of President Lincoln.
New York, 1865.
Cheever, George B.
God’s Way of Crushing the Rebellion.
New York, 1861.
Chesebrough, David B., ed.
God Ordained This War: Sermons of the Sectional
Crisis 1830-1865. Columbia,
SC,
1991.
Clark, Perkins K.
Sacrifices for Our Country.
Greenfield, IN 1864.
Clark, Rufus W.
A Discourse Commemorative of the Heroes of Albany.
Albany, 1864.
————.
The Unity of the American Nationality.
Albany, 1863.
Cleaveland, Elisha Lord.
A Thanksgiving Discourse.
New Haven, 1864.
Commager, Henry Steele, ed.
The Civil War Archive: The History of the Civil
War
in Documents.
Rev. ed. New York, 2000.
Conrad, F. W.
Thanksgiving Discourse.
Chambersburg, PA, 1864.
Cooke, John Esten. “The Sorrows of Fairfax.”
Southern Illustrated News,
March 7, 1863.
Cox, Samuel S.
Eight Years
in
Congress, from
1857-1865. New York, 1865.
————.
Emancipation and Its Results—Is Ohio to Be Africanized?
Washington, D.C., 1862.
Coxe, A. Cleveland.
Unjust Reproaches, in Public Calamity, Viewed as Part of the Divine Discipline.
New York, 1863.
Crary, Catherine S., ed.
Dear Belle: Letters from
a
Cadet and Officer to His Sweetheart, 1858-1865.
Middleton, CT, 1965.
Crist, Lynda Lasswell, ed.
The Papers of Jefferson Davis.
12 vols. Baton Rouge, 1999.
Cruickshanks, James.
A Sermon Preached.
Worcester, 1864.
Cuthbert, Lucius.
The Scriptural Grounds for Secession from the Union.
Charleston, 1861.
Daniel, W. Harrison, ed. “The Diary of Mary W. Taylor, 1860-1864.”
Virginia Baptist Register
19 (1980).
DeBeaux, T. L.
Fast-Day Sermon.
Wytheville, AL, 1861.
Delbanco, Andrew, ed.
The Portable Abraham Lincoln.
New York, 1992.
Doggett, D. S. A
Discourse Delivered in the Broad Street Methodist Church, Richmond, Virginia, Thursday, September 18, 1862.
Richmond, 1862.
————.
The War and Its Close. A Discourse Delivered in Centenary Church, Richmond, Virginia, Friday, April 8th, 1864.
Richmond, 1864.
Douglass, Frederick.
The Day of ]ubilee Comes. In The Civil War Archive: The History of the Civil War in Documents,
edited by Henry Steele Commager. Rev. ed. New York, 2000.
————.
Life and Times of Frederick Douglass.
New York, 1993.
Dowdey, Clifford, ed.
The Wartime Papers of Robert E. Lee.
Boston, 1961.
Dreher, Daniel I.
A Sermon.
Raleigh, NC, 1861.
Dwinell, Israel E.
Hope for Our Country.
Salem, 1862.
Eddy, Zachary.
Secession
—
Shall It Be Peace or War?
Northampton, 1861.
Eliott, James H.
The Bloodless Victory.
Charleston, 1861.
Elliott, Stephen.
God’s Presence with the Confederate States.
Savannah, 1861. In
God Ordained This War: Sermons of the Sectional Crisis
1830-1865, edited by David B. Chesebrough. Columbia, SC, 1991.
————.
How to Renew Our National Strength.
Savannah, 1861. In
God Ordained This War: Sermons of the Sectional Crisis 1830-1865,
edited by David Chesebrough, 314-15. Columbia, SC, 1991.
————.
Sampson’s Riddle.
Macon, GA, 1863.
————. The
Silver Trumpets of the Sanctuary.
Savannah, 1861. In God Or
dained This War: Sermons of the Sectional Crisis
1830-1865, edited by David B. Chesebrough. Columbia, SC, 1991.
Ellis, George E.
The Nation’s Ballot and Its Decision.
Boston, 1864.
Eustis, W. T.
A Discourse Delivered at the Funeral of Rev. Samuel Fisk.
New Haven, 1864.
Fast Day Sermons, or The Pulpit on the State of the Country.
New York, 1861.
First Anniversary of the Proclamation of Freedom in South Carolina.
Beaufort, 1864.
Fish,
Henry Clay.
The Valley of Achor, A Door of Hope.
New York, 1863.
Fisher, George P.
A Sermon Preached in the Chapel of Yale College.
New Haven, 1861.
Fiske, John.
A Sermon on the Present National Troubles
. Bath, ME, 1861.
Foner, Philip, ed.
Frederick Douglass: Selected Speeches and Writings.
New York, 1950,
Freeman, Douglas S., and Grady McWhiney, eds.
Lee’s Dispatches: Unpublished Letters of General Robert E. Lee,
C.S.A.,
to Jefferson Davis and the War Department of the Confederate States of America, 1862-65.
New York, 1957.
Friedman, Leon.
The Law of War: A Documentary History.
2 vols. New York, 1972.
Goodrich, William
H. A Sermon on the Christian Necessity of War.
Cleveland, 1861.
Gordon, John
B. Reminiscences of the Civil War.
1903. Reprint, Baton Rouge, 1993.
Grant, Ulysses
S. Memoirs and Selected Letters.
New York, 1990.
————.
Personal Memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant.
2 vols. New York, 1885-86.
Gregg, Alexander.
The Duties Growing Out of It, and the Benefits to Be Expected from the Present War.
Austin, 1861.
Greiner, James M., et. al.
A Surgeon’s Civil War: The Letters and Diary of Daniel M. Hold, M.D.
Kent, OH, 1994.
Griggs, Leverett.
No Fear of Death.
Hartford, 1864.
Guion, Thomas T. A
Sermon Preached.
Brooklyn, 1861.
Hall, Gordon.
President Lincoln’s Death.
Northampton, 1865.
Hancock, A. R.
Reminiscences of Winfield Scott Hancock by His Wife.
New York, 1887.
Harwood, Edwin.
Canaan, Shem and Japheth.
New Haven, 1863.
Helmreich, Jonathan E., ed. “A Prayer for the Spirit of Acceptance: The Journal of Martha Wayles Robertson, 1860-66.”
Historical Magazine of the Protestant Episcopal Church
46 (1977).
Higginson, Thomas Wentworth.
Army Life in a Black Regiment.
Boston, 1870.
————. “The Ordeal by Battle.”
Atlantic Monthly
8 ( July 1861). In
The Real War Will Never Get in the Books,
edited by Louis P. Masur. New York, 1993.
Hodge, Charles.
The State of the Country.
Reprinted from the
Princeton Review
(January 1861). New York, 1861.
————. “The War.”
Biblical Repertory and Princeton Review
( January 1863),
Hodgman, Stephen.
The Nation’s Sin and Punishment.
New York, 1864.
Hoge, William J. A
Discourse Delivered.
New York, 1861.
Holland, Dewitte, ed.
Sermons in American History: Selected Issues in the American Pulpit, 1630-1967.
Nashville, 1971.
Hoole, W. Stanley, ed. “The Diary of Dr. Basil Manly, 1858-1867.”
Alabama Review
4 (1951).
Hopkins, John Henry.
Scriptural, Ecclesiastical and Historical View of Slavery.
New York, 1864.
Hovey, Horace.
Freedom’s Banner.
Coldwater, MI, 1861.
————.
Loyalty.
Northampton, 1863.
Howard, Oliver Otis.
Autobiography of Oliver Otis Howard.
2 vols. New York, 1908.
Humphrey, Heman.
Our Nation.
Pittsfield, MA, 1861.
Jacobs, Ferdinand.
A Sermon for the Times.
Marion, AL, 1861.
Jones, J. B.
A Rebel War Clerh’s Diary. Philadelphia,
1866.
Jones, William J.
Christ in the Camp, or Religion in Lee’s Army.
Richmond, 1887.
Lacy, Drury.
Address Delivered at the General Military Hospital, Wilson, N.C.
Fayetteville, 1863.
Lamar, J. S. A.
A Discourse.
Augusta, GA, 1861.
Lander, Samuel,
Our Own Primary Arithmetic.
Greensboro, 1863.
Lee, Leroy M. Our Country—Our Dangers—Our Duty. A Discourse Preached in Centenary Church, Lynchburg, Virginia, on the National Fast Day, August 21, 1863.
Richmond, 1863.
Lewin, Frederick D.
National Judgments.
New Haven, 1864.
Lexington Presbytery.
A Century’s History of Presbyterianism in Tygart’s Valley.
Richmond, 1885.
Library of Freedom.
Life and Times of Frederick Douglass.
New York, 1993.
Liggett, James D.
Our National Reverses.
Yale University. In
Sermons in American History: Selected Issues in the American Pulpit, 1630-1967,
edited by Dewitte Holland. Nashville, 1971.
Lillie, John.
A Discourse Delivered in the Second Reformed Dutch Church.
New York, 1863.
Longstreet, Augustus Baldwin.
Fast-Day Sermon.
Columbia, SC, 1861.