This issue’s research essays, all written by early-career scholars, show how conversations in distinctive subfields can help historians develop new perspectives on the Civil War era. One article is deeply informed by environmental history, one by history of religion, and one by the history of foreign relations and empire. Meanwhile ...
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Last week Muster published the editors' note for our March 2017 special issue on Reconstruction, but we are also excited to announce some open access features from the issue. The first of these is a forum on the future of Reconstruction studies. As Luke Harlow notes: Nine leading scholars were asked ...
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