Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. For the Victory That Must Sooner or Later Crown Their Efforts: Pittsburgh on the Eve of War
2. Not Only by Expressions of Sentiment, but by the Exercise of Physical Force: Reactions to Rebellion
3. Every Prominent Point Will Bristle with Cannon and Bayonets: Soldiers and Soldiering in the City
4. The Country Has a Right to the Services of Her Citizens: The Draft, Emancipation, and Sustaining Local Volunteerism
5. Your Patriotism, as Well as Your Honor...in the Performance of Your Duties: Manufacturing a War Effort
6. The Voluntary and Spontaneous Action of the People: Benevolent Mobilization on the Home Front and Front Line
7. Unite in Doing Honor to the Deceased Hero: Managing Death on the Home Front
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Index