BOOKS RECEIVED.

This document is a list of books received by the Journal of the Civil War Era. The list includes various titles related to the Civil War era, covering topics such as labor radicalism in Texas, river life in St. Louis, Mexican Americans and law enforcement in the Southwest, the birth of American research universities, poverty and social welfare in American poor farms, black sailors in the Civil War, everyday black living in early America, white resistance to federal power, lynching, and the politics of slavery and freedom in Philadelphia. The list also includes books on other subjects such as drug addiction, black abolitionism, race and citizenship, segregation in the New South, the Battle of Atlanta, South Carolina Baptists and slavery, Reconstruction in South Carolina, Protestant governance in America, former Confederate chaplains during Reconstruction, print culture in the 19th century, fugitive slaves in the antebellum urban South, the education of Betsey Stockton, and gender and politics on the eve of the Civil War. [Extracted from the article]