1. “Abolition!”
From: The Language of the Civil War

2. “Amazing Grace”
From: The Language of the Civil War

3. “Angel of Light”
From: The Language of the Civil War

4. “Apostle to the Blacks”
From: The Language of the Civil War

5. “Avengers of Fort Pillow”
From: The Language of the Civil War

6. “Black David”
From: The Language of the Civil War

7. “Black Flag”
From: The Language of the Civil War

8. “common niggers”
From: The Language of the Civil War

9. “Emancipation!”
From: The Language of the Civil War

10. “Extra Billy”
From: The Language of the Civil War

11. “forty acres and a mule”
From: The Language of the Civil War

12. “General Tubman”
From: The Language of the Civil War

13. “Hymn of Freedom”
From: The Language of the Civil War

14. “John Brown’s Body”
From: The Language of the Civil War

15. “Land of Legree and the Home of the Slave”
From: The Language of the Civil War

16. “Marching Song of the First Arkansas”
From: The Language of the Civil War

17. “Marse Robert”
From: The Language of the Civil War

18. “Massa Jeff”
From: The Language of the Civil War

19. “my people”
From: The Language of the Civil War

20. “Negro cloth” or “nigger cloth”
From: The Language of the Civil War

21. “nigger cars”
From: The Language of the Civil War

22. “nigger heaven”
From: The Language of the Civil War

23. “nigger war”
From: The Language of the Civil War

24. “nigger-driver”
From: The Language of the Civil War

25. “niggerhead”
From: The Language of the Civil War

26. “No Colored People Allowed on This Car”
From: The Language of the Civil War

27. “Old Folks at Home”
From: The Language of the Civil War

28. “Ole Master” or “Ole Massa”
From: The Language of the Civil War

29. “Ole Miss”
From: The Language of the Civil War

30. “Prayer of Twenty Millions”
From: The Language of the Civil War

31. “president of the Underground Railroad”
From: The Language of the Civil War

32. “slave hound of Illinois”
From: The Language of the Civil War

33. “Song for Our Soldiers”
From: The Language of the Civil War

34. “the Emancipator” or “the Great Emancipator”
From: The Language of the Civil War

35. “The Hirling and the Slave”
From: The Language of the Civil War

36. “the Queen of Sheba”
From: The Language of the Civil War

37. “till death or distance do us part”
From: The Language of the Civil War

38. “Tumble up!”
From: The Language of the Civil War

39. “twenty-nigger law”
From: The Language of the Civil War

40. “Washington slave-pen”
From: The Language of the Civil War

41. “Whar’s you? Whar’s you?”
From: The Language of the Civil War

42. (1831–1860)
From: ANTISLAVERY POLITICS IN ANTEBELLUM AND CIVIL WAR AMERICA

43. (1860–1865)
From: ANTISLAVERY POLITICS IN ANTEBELLUM AND CIVIL WAR AMERICA

44. Everyday Life
From: The Civil War and Reconstruction

45. Major Henry Wirz and the Andersonville Prison Trial: War Criminal or Scapegoat?
From: Famous American Crimes and Trials

46. The World of Youth
From: The Civil War and Reconstruction

47. African Americans in Civil War Music
From: Music of the Civil War Era

48. Black against Black: The Civil War
From: Black Soldiers, White Wars

49. Abraham Lincoln, “The Emancipation Proclamation” (1863)
From: 100 Key Documents in American Democracy

50. Abraham Lincoln, “Gettysburg Address” (November 19, 1863)
From: 100 Key Documents in American Democracy