The Civil War in American Memory (2000) a history of neoabolitionist opposition to reconciliationist visions, the search for North-South reunion, and the retreat from equality for African Americans as represented by the Dunning School.
The Civil War in American Memory (2000) a history of thought and the major school of thought taught in schools and colleges in the United States in the aftermath of the Civil War. Written by progressive-radical historian who addresses the retreat from equality for African Americans as represented by the Dunning School.