Description
Book SynopsisTable of ContentsIntroduction
David Prior | 1
1 The Last Filibuster: The Ten Years’ War in Cuba and the Legacy of the American Civil War
Andre M. Fleche | 27
2 “What Hinders?”: African Methodist Expansion from the U.S. South to Hispaniola, 1865–1885
Christina C. Davidson | 54
3 Domestic Stability and Imperial Continuities: U.S.–Spanish Relations in the Reconstruction Era
Gregg French | 79
4 “Their very sectionalism makes them cultivate that wider and broader patriotism”:
Southern Free Trade Imperialism Survives the Confederacy
Adrian Brettle | 105
5 James Redpath, Rebel Sympathizer
Lawrence B. Glickman | 136
6 “Our God-Given Mission”: Reconstruction and the Humanitarian Internationalism of the 1890s
Mark Elliott | 161
7 Connected Lives: Albert Beveridge, Benjamin Tillman, and the Grand Army of the Republic
David V. Holtby | 191
8 The Lynching of Frazier Baker: Violence from Reconstruction to Empire
DJ Polite | 214
9 “The Same Patriotism . . . as Any Other Americans”: Reconstruction, Imperialism, and the Evolution
of Mormon Patriotism
Reilly Ben Hatch | 239
10 Schooling “New-Caught, Sullen Peoples”: Illustrating Race in U.S. Empire
Brian Shott | 264
11 An Empire of Reconstructions: Cuba and the Transformation of American Military Occupation
Justin F. Jackson | 297
Afterword
Rebecca Edwards | 317
List of Contributors | 327
Index | 329
