Society for Women and the Civil War
Society for Women and the Civil War, Inc.
Box #9066
8345 NW 66th St.
Miami, FL 33166
(804) 244-1864
www.swcw.org
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Past Conference Presentations by Year
This page provides a list of all past SWCW Conference Presentations by Year
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Becoming Useful: Confederate Women Composers
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Depot Women Unknown Backbone of the Confederacy
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The Woman Major General John Fulton Reynolds Left Behind (Catherine Mary
Hewett)
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Martha J. Costen: An Illuminating History
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Nellie Chase Leath: Civil War Nurse with Attitude
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The Role of Chester County Women in the Great Fair
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Veterans as much as the gray, battle-scarred old soldiers: Independent Memorial
Groups, Civil War Memory and Arkansas Women
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Jane Claudia Saunders Johnson and the Struggle to Supply the First Maryland
Regiment, C.S.A.
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They Married Confederate Officers
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War? What War? Civil War in Women's Periodicals versus Personal Writings
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Anna Ella Carroll, Political Advisor to President Abraham Lincoln
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Strong Evidence of Your Patriotism: African American Soldiers Aid Societies and the
Northern War Effort
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Female Physicians in the Civil War Armies
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Precariously Balanced between North and South: Survival in Enemy Territory, The
Civil War Experience of a
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Virginia Woman Living in New York City Mary Sullivan (1836 - 1933)
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Patriotism and Practicality; Civil War Era Homespun Dresses
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Mary Martha Reid and the Florida Hospital in Richmond
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Calling on the Female Prisoners: Maintaining Gender Relationships in Alton Military
Prison during the Civil War
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Confederate Women and the Cult of Sacrifice
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Wee the People: The Patriotic Work of Children During the Civil War
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Elizabeth Phelp's Gothic Civil War: A Northern Writer Communing with the Spirits of
the Dead
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Maria Lewis, Black Female Trooper of the 8th NY Cavalry: A Methodology
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Mary Todd Lincoln Remembers
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The Union Army vs. Mary Jane Green: The Rebel Who Would Not Be Tamed
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The Civil War Diary of a Good Woman: Mary Samuella Hart Curd
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The UnSexing of Emma Edmonds
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The 'Fairer' Sex of the 1860's: How Patriotic Women Raised Money in Support of the
Union
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Lowry, Dr. Thomas and Beverly
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Women on Trial: The Courts-Martial of Southern Women by the Union Army
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Period Correct: 19th Century Sanitary Protection
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History Done Her Wrong: The True Story of Mary Custis Lee
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Listen Ladies One and All: Northern Soldiers Yearn for Their 'Fair Cousins of the
North'
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The Stories Behind the Socks: Women's Handiwork as Social and Political
Expresssion
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Soliloquy for Sarah (Sara Hart Shumway Ballou)
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Copyrights and Copy Wrongs
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Kady Brownell: A Tall and Taller Tale
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The Union's Secret Weapon: Harriet Tubman's Military Career
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Making War on Women and Women Making War: Confederate Women, Union Army
Policy and the Military Prisons of St. Louis During the Civil War
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Take Your Gun and Go: Images of Women in the Civil War Era Songs & Ballads
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The Role of Women Physicians in the Civil War
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"Play Dixie for Me:" Oral History and the Women of West Virginia
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Betty Van Metre: Vermont's Rebel Heroine
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A Heavy Responsibility: Women and Men in Civil War Northern Virginia
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Materma, Zsun-nee Kimball
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Madame Elizabeth: From Plantation to the Lincoln White House
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They Called Her Captain: The Amazing Life of Emily Virginia Mason
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The Ties of the Past: The Gettysburg Diaries of Salome Myers Stewart, 1854-1922
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"So You Wonder That I Get The Blues?" Ellen Moore's Wartime Negotiations
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"A Teacher, an Agent and an Angel to Her State:" The Life of Cordelia P. Harvey
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"We Live in Fear." Maryland Women and the Antietam Campaign
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"If She Had Been A Man, She Would Have Been A Major General," The Story of
Mother Bickerdyke
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Lois Adams: Federal Government Clerk During the Civil War
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"Free to Teach, Free to Learn, Free to Choose:" Yankee Schoolmistresses and
Former Slaves in the South
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Using Medical Records at the National Archives
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Roswell Grey: The Arrest and Deporations of North Georgia Mill Workers
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Emilie Todd Helm: Lincoln's Beloved Rebel Sister-in-law
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Shaping Your Research into a Book
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Families Under Stress: The Richmond Bread Riot
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Mary Surratt: An American Tragedy
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"Poverty is No Disgrace, but Very Unhandy. Please Come Home:" Correspondence
Between the Families and Men of the U. S. Colored Troops
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Miss Major Pauline Cushman
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"I Am Thankful To Be Strong Enough To Help:" Jewish Women of Richmond
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Exile to Sweet Dixie: Euphemia Goldsborough, Confederate Nurse and Smuggler
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Confederate Widowhood in Virginia
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"Who Is To Measure Your Ability?" Women and the Christian Commission
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African-American Women and Relations with 'the State' in Civil War Virginia
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Camp Followers: Prostitutes and Other Fascinating Women
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Compassion in the Civil War - The Role of the Daughters of Charity
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Rachel Weeping for Her Children: Women and the Rituals of Mourning During the
American Civil War
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A Divided Family in Occupied Memphis
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The Lives of the General's Wives (or if the Army Wanted You to Have a Wife, They
Would Have Issued You One
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Austin, Deborah & Hawkins, Susan
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Women of the Twin Rivers, TN
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Women Lighthouse Keepers 1861-1865
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A Hand to Work and a Heart to Feel: The Albany, NY Relief Association and War
Relief During the Civil War
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My Old Kentucky Home at War
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In a Moment of Girlish Caprice She Signed Her Name 'Howard Glyndon:' The
Remarkable Journalism Career of Laura Catherine Redden
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Leisch, Juanita & Rose, Becky
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Banners, Flags and Colors
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Before the Court: Women in the Union Courts-Martial Records
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"My Dear Bishop:" Letters from a Catholic Sister Nurse in a Virginia Confederate
Hospital to Charleston,
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S.C. Bishop Patrick Lynch in Charleston, S.C.
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"Decency Compels Me to Employ My Fingers:" The Housekeeping Warfare of Mary
Greenhow Lee
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Remember the Ladies: Women's War Efforts in the Pennsylvania Coal Region
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Blanton, Deanne & Cook-Burgess,
Lauren
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Dicken-Garcia, Hazel & Cramer, Janet
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Media and Women During the Civil War
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Women Telegraph Operators in the Civil War
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What's In A Name? Gendering the Civil War
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For Righteousness' Sake; Christianity and Women of the Confederacy
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But Grandma Didn't Carry a Gun (Researching Women at the National Archives)
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Permission to Come Aboard: Women Nurses on the USS Red Rover 1861-1865
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Lead, Blook & Ink: Family, Nation and Sentiment in Civil War Correspondence
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Female Citizens on the Domestic Front: Slaves and Mistresses in Civil War Virginia
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