Reconstruction, political and economic : 1865-1877 - Dunning, William Archibald (New York : J. & J. Harper, 1968)
Problems of the restored union: [1865] -- Working towards a peace basis: [1865] -- The policy and ambition of president Johnson: [1865] -- The first congressional policy of reconstruction: [1865-1866] -- The judgment of north and south on reconstruction: [1866-1867] -- Radical reconstruction at Washington: [1866-1868] -- Radical reconstruction in the south: [1867-1868] -- The election of Grant: [1868] -- Economic and social state of the nation: [1865-1869] -- A critical period in foreign relations: [1865-1873] -- The climax of radical reconstruction: [1869-1872] -- The liberal republican movement and its fairule: [1870-1872] -- Political and social demoralization in the south: [1870-1873] -- Commercial and industrial demoralization in the south: [1869-1873] -- The 'Tidal wave' of 1874 -- The Supreme Court and reconstruction: [1865-1875] -- The movement towards white supremacy in the south: [1874-1875] -- The Nadir of national disgrace: [1875-1876] -- The presidential campaign: [1876] -- The disputed count: [1876] -- The electoral commission: [1877] -- Critical essay on authorities
Keywords: 1865-1877; Historia política; Historia económica; Historia social; Estados Unidos de América