see also
Confederacy
South, secession of
abolitionists’ views of
clergy and
Lieber’s view of
morality of
Northern attitudes toward
and Northern justifications for war
South Carolina as leader of
war Democrats and
West Point responses to
see also
Confederacy
South Carolina
Charleston,
see
Charleston, S.C.
Columbia
Federal forts and
secession of
Sherman in
social order in
Spear, Samuel
Spectator
(London)
Spencer, Cornelia
Spiritualism
Spotsylvania, Battle of the Wilderness at
Spotsylvania Court House, battle of ·
Spring, Gardiner
Stanton, Edwin M.
Lincoln’s assassination and
surrender terms and
victory parades and
states’ rights
slavery and
Stebbins, James T.
Stedman, E. C.
Steedman, James B.
Stephens, Alexander
Stevens. A.
Stevens, Isaac
Stevens, Thaddeus
Stillman, Rachel
Stone, A. L.
Stoodley, N. D.
Stowe, Harriet Beecher
Stowell, Myron E.
Strong, George Templeton
Stuart, J.E.B. “Jeb”
at Chancellorsville
at Yellow Tavern
Summa theologica
(Thomas Aquinas)
Sumner, Charles
Sumner, Edwin
Supreme Court, U.S.
Dred Scott v. Sanford
Sweetser, Seth
Sweetwater (Factory Town), Ga.
Swinton, William
Sykes, George
Sypher, Josiah
Taney, Roger B.
taxes
Taylor, Edward
Taylor, James Barnett
Taylor, Mary Williams
Taylor, Richard
Taylor, Susie King
telegraph
Sherman’s severing of
Tennessee
Chickamauga
Tennessee River
Terry, Alfred Howe
Terry, Benjamin
Texas
Thanksgiving Day
charitable appeals on
thanksgiving days,
see
fast and thanksgiving days
theater
Thomas, George
at Chickamauga
Thomas Aquinas, Saint
Thompson, Joseph P.
Thornwell, James Henley
Times
(London)
Todd, George
total war
against Indians
total warWar as
Democratic opposition to
emancipation and
guerrilla terrorism as justification for
Lieber’s Code and
Lincoln and
see also
civilians, in Civil War
Townsend, John
Trans-Mississippi Department
Trimble, Isaac
Tucker, Henry H.
Tucker, John Randolph
Tucker, W M.
Tupper, Henry Allen
Turner, George W
Tyler, John
Tyler, Robert O.
Tyson, Bryan
Uncle Jessie
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
(Stowe)
undertakers
Union:
preservation of, as justification for war
reconstruction of
see also
North
Unitarians
United States of America:
birth of national patriotism in
as Christian nation
civil religion of,
see
American civil religion
as global hope
ideological and theological foundations of
Lincoln’s view of
motto of
Universal Peace Union
Upton, Emory
Vallandigham, Clement
Vander Velde, Lewis G.
Van Dorn, Earl
Van Dyke, Henry J.
Vattel, Emmerich de
Vermont
Vickers, Thomas
Vicksburg, battle of
revivalism following
Vicksburg, Miss.
Vietnam War
Vinton, Alexander H.
Virginia
Brandy Station
Chancellorsville,
see
Chancellorsville, Va.
Cold Harbor,
see
Cold Harbor, Va.
Richmond,
see
Richmond, Va.
Soldiers’ Cemetery in
Virginia Military Institute (VMI)
wagons
Walker, Francis
Walker, Leroy P.
Wallace, Lew
Walzer, Michael
war(s)
civil
generals in
laws and rules of;
see also
just-war theory
limited
self-interest as basis for
as spectacle
total,
see
total war
Ward, Charles
Waring, William
Warren, Gouverneur K.
Warren, Henry
Washburn, Charles
Washington, George
Lincoln compared with
Washington, D.C..
Early’s raid on
Waud, Alfred and William
Weed, Thurlow
Weitzel, Godfrey
Weller, R. H.
Wells, Cornelius L.
West Point (United States Military Academy)
American civil religion and
battlefield tactics and
Brown and
Code of
resignations from
West Virginia
Wharton, Francis
Wheeler, Joseph
White, Richard W
Whitman, Walt
Wiest. T.
Wilderness, Battle of the
Wilkerson, Samuel
Williams, Julia
Williams, William R.
Williamsburg
Willoughby, William
Wilmington, N.C.
Wilson, Christopher Kent
Wilson, Edmund
Wilson, Joseph Ruggles
Wilson, Joseph T.
Wilson’s Creek
Winder, Charles
Winthrop, John
Wirz, Henry
Wise, Henry A.
Witherspoon, Mary
women
in Columbia
in draft riots
rape of
refugee
religion and
Sherman’s war and
slave insurrections and
Woodbridge, George
Work, Henry C.
World War II
Yellow Tavern, battle of
YMCA
Yorktown, Va.
Zollicoffer, General