| 1st Michigan Cavalry, 56 |
| 1st Michigan Colored Regiment, 377 |
| 1st Rhode Island Volunteer Infantry, 49-50 |
| 1st South Carolina Volunteer Infantry, 58 , 195 , 367-68 |
| 2nd Michigan Infantry, 126-28 , 136 |
| 2nd South Carolina Volunteers, 381 |
| 2nd Vermont Infantry, 87 |
| 3rd Michigan Infantry, 136-38 |
| 5th Michigan Infantry, 138 |
| 5th Rhode Island Infantry, 50 |
| 8th New York Cavalry, 266 |
| 10th Michigan Cavalry, 38 |
| 13th Virginia Infantry, 56 |
| 17th Illinois Infantry, 57 |
| 19th Illinois Infantry, 382-83 |
| 20th North Carolina Infantry, 336 |
| 21st Colored Troops (3rd South Carolina Volunteers), 343 |
| 26th North Carolina Infantry, 38 |
| 26th United States Colored Cavalry, 6 |
| 27th Pennsylvania Infantry, 57 |
| 29th Connecticut Colored Infantry, 266 |
| 29th Connecticut Volunteer Infantry, 63 |
| 33rd U. S. Colored Troops, 58 |
| 45th U. S. Colored Infantry, 266 |
| 52nd Ohio Volunteers, 405 |
| 54th Massachusetts Infantry, 58 , 243 , 381 |
| 95th Illinois Infantry, 64 , 66 |
| 114th Pennsylvania Infantry, 57 |
| 153rd Regiment, New York State Volunteers, 402 |
| AASS, see American Anti-Slavery Society |
| abolitionists, 1-3 |
| Alcott, Louisa May, 14-17 |
| Anne Whitney’s sculpture, Africa,26 |
| Anthony, Susan B., 18-21 |
| Cary, Mary Ann Shadd, 62-64 |
| Child, Lydia Maria, 74-77 |
| and Contraband Relief Association, 78 |
| Davis, Rebecca Harding, 98 |
| Dickinson, Anna, 109-11 |
| draft riots and attacks on, 122-23 |
| Forten, Charlotte, 155-56 |
| freedpeople prepared for citizenship by, 369 |
| and Frémont, John Charles, 158-59 |
| Harper, Frances Watkins, 189-91 |
| Haviland, Laura Smith, 192-94 |
| Hawks, Esther Hill, 194-95 |
| Kemble, Fanny, 229-33 |
| Larcom, Lucy, 235-39 |
| and Lewis, Edmonia, 241-43 |
| McCord, Louisa Cheves, versus, 258 |
| Pleasant, Mary Ellen, 305-7 |
| political versus Garrisonian, 351 , 363 |
| Remond, Sarah Parker, 321-23 |
| Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, 350-52 |
| Stowe, Harriet Beecher, 354-59 |
| Swisshelm, Jane Grey, 363-65 |
| Truth, Sojourner, 377 |
| Tubman, Harriet, 379-80 |
| Van Lew, Elizabeth, 393-94 |
| and Woman’s National Loyal League, 416-17 |
| and women’s rights, 421 |
| abortion, 146 |
| activists |
| Anthony, Susan B., 18-21 |
| Cary, Mary Ann Shadd, 62-64 |
| Child, Lydia Maria, 74-77 |
| Gibbons, Abby Hopper, 168-69 |
| Haviland, Laura Smith, 192-94 |
| Hawks, Esther Hill, 194-95 |
| Pleasant, Mary Ellen, 305-7 |
| adultery, 88 |
| Aesthetic Papers (journal), 298 |
| Africa, 184 |
| African Americans |
| census figures for, 4 |
| courtship and marriage among, 89 |
| draft riots and attacks on, 122 |
| education of, 6 , 7 , 131 , 173 , 224 , 369-72 |
| family life among, 149 |
| and higher education, 83-85 , 108 |
| on hospital ships, 199-200 |
| literacy among, 131 , 344 |
| opinions about, 3 , 71-72 , 82 , 258 , 268-69 |
| relief societies composed of, 77-78 |
| and religion, 317 |
| soldiers, 4 , 58 , 79-80 , 111 , 148-49 , 243 |
| suffrage and, 353 |
| as teachers, 83-85 , 155-56 |
| See also all-black regiments; |
| contraband women; |
| freedpeople; |
| slaves |
| African-American women, 4-9 |
| Brown, Clara, 47-49 |
| as camp women, 58 , 266-67 |
| Cary, Mary Ann Shadd, 62-64 |
| charitable activity of, 346 |
| collective action by, 217 |
| and Contraband Relief Association, 228 |
| Coppin, Fanny Jackson, 83-85 |
| Forten, Charlotte, 155-56 |
| free, 5-7 |
| Harper, Frances Watkins, 189-91 |
| on hospital ships, 199-201 |
| in industry, 215 |
| Jacobs, Harriet, 223-24 |
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Publication information:
Book title: Women during the Civil War: An Encyclopedia.
Contributors: Judith E. Harper - Author.
Publisher: Routledge.
Place of publication: New York.
Publication year: 2003.
Page number: 449.
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