The Civil WarIntroductory materialReading editionChapter navigation18 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterEDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARDFOREWORDIntroductory materialI. CAUSES OF THE CIVIL WARII. ADVANTAGES OF NORTH AND SOUTHIII. MILITARY CAMPAIGNSIV. LOSSESV. NAVIESVI. DIPLOMACYVII. PRISONS AND PRISONERS OF WARVIII. ARMSIX. LEADERSX. THE COMMON SOLDIERSXI. THE WAR’S LEGACYXII. SUGGESTED TOPICS FOR FURTHER DISCUSSIONU. S. CIVIL WAR CENTENNIAL COMMISSIONTranscriber’s NotesPrevious chapter ←FOREWORDNext chapter →I. CAUSES OF THE CIVIL WARAll chapters and sections (18)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsEDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARDFOREWORDOpening pagesIntroductory materialOther sectionsI. CAUSES OF THE CIVIL WARII. ADVANTAGES OF NORTH AND SOUTHIII. MILITARY CAMPAIGNSIV. LOSSESV. NAVIESVI. DIPLOMACYVII. PRISONS AND PRISONERS OF WARVIII. ARMSIX. LEADERSX. THE COMMON SOLDIERSXI. THE WAR’S LEGACYXII. SUGGESTED TOPICS FOR FURTHER DISCUSSIONU. S. CIVIL WAR CENTENNIAL COMMISSIONTranscriber’s Notes5◇Construction of the U. S. Capitol was still in progress when civil war began.◇← FOREWORDI. CAUSES OF THE CIVIL WAR →
