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Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-03842-4 — Civil War and Agrarian Unrest Enrico Dal Lago Index More Information Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-03842-4 — Civil War and Agrarian Unrest Enrico Dal Lago Index More Information Index Act of Union, –. See also Repeal of the Altieri, Tommaso, Act of Union movement American Revolution, Confederacy “Address to the People of East Tennessee” and, (Nelson, T. A. R.), American South. See also Arkansas; African Americans, first Great Migration Confederate States of America and, – (Confederacy); East Tennessee; compared with southern Italian ex-Confederate south; Florida; migration, Georgia; Kentucky; Lower After Slavery project, – Mississippi Valley; Mississippi; Age of Atlantic Revolutions, Missouri; Tennessee; West agrarian masses. See also peasant rebellions, Virginia Irish; peasant rebellions, southern East Tennessee, differences from, Italian; slave rebellions in –, Confederate South socio-economic system of, inner civil wars and, – Anderson, Robert, Fort Sumter, siege and social revolutions and, – battle of, and, –, agrarian question. See also specific topics annexation plebiscites (southern Italy), , compared in Confederate South and – southern Italy, –, – compared with secession conventions, in Confederate South, – – in southern Italy, – forced consensus and, agrarian unrest. See specific topics Northern Terra di Lavoro and, , agriculture. See also cotton plantations, free –, –, – labor and; latifondi; masserie; undemocratic practices and, , – sugar industry, freedpeople and; anti-brigandage law, , Upper Basilicata wheat peasant rebellions and, –, Apennines and, – , – East Tennessee and, –, , Antietam, Battle of, Northern Terra di Lavoro and, , , Apennines, , –, . See also Northern Terra di Lavoro Alien Enemies Act, Appalachia, –, , . See also East Alonzi, Luigi. See Chiavone Tennessee Alonzi, Valentino, Aptheker, Herbert, © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-03842-4 — Civil War and Agrarian Unrest Enrico Dal Lago Index More Information Index Apulia, Botts, John M., – Arkansas, secession conventions and, Bourbon Kingdom (Kingdom of the Two Arnell, Samuel M., Sicilies), , , , . See also Ashworth, John, , , , – Atto Sovrano; committees, Aspromonte expedition, , , pro-Bourbon; guerrillas, legitimist Atto Sovrano, (pro-Bourbon); Kingdom of the Aughey, John, , – Two Sicilies; legitimists De Augustinis, Matteo, (pro-Bourbons); prisoners of war, Austro-Prussian War, Bourbon; soldiers, ex-Bourbon, Great Brigandage and Baker, Bruce, Chiavone, assistance to, Banks, Nathaniel P., –, – compared with Union, , – Butler succeeded by, , landowners, southern Italian and, – Hurlbut revising labor system of, legitimacy and, – labor system devised by, –, , , Northern Terra di Lavoro and , , –, assistance to legitimist guerillas in, Port Hudson and, , , , , , –, –, – –, , , , Red River and, , , , –, Banti, Alberto, planned invasions of, –, , Barber, Littleton, , Barney, William, – strength in, Barra, Francesco, Bourelly, Giuseppe, , , Bartley, Pheba, bourgeoisie, Northern Terra di Lavoro and, Basilicata, –, , , . See also – Lagonegro; Upper Basilicata Boyce, D. George, Baton Rouge, LA, braccianti (day laborers in southern Italy), Beauregard, P.T., –, , Behrend, Justin, Bragg, Braxton, Belgium, – Branner, John R., , –, –, Bell, John, Benedict, Edwin, Brazil, second slavery and, – Benjamin, Judah P., Farroupilha war in, – Berlin, Ira, , , , Rio Grande do Sul and Brazilian Empire, Bermudez De Castro, Salvador, , – Bettersworth, John K., , Brazilian Empire, Rio Grande do Sul and, Bevilacqua, Piero, , – Bianchi, C., Breckenridge, John, Bianchi, Giacomo, – Breuilly, John, – Binnington, Ian, bridge burners. See East Tennessee, Union Bixio, Nino, and, guerrillas, Unionist and Bongiovanni, Bruno, bridge burning, Bonner, Robert, , Confederate reaction to, –, Bonner, Samuel, – Border States, –, , . See also East Tennessee and, –, –, Delaware; Kentucky; Maryland; , –, , –, Missouri; West Virginia , Borjés, José, –, , , – public executions and, – Basilicata and, repressive measures and, Crocco and, , Zollicofer and, Boschi, L., – Bridges, George, – © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-03842-4 — Civil War and Agrarian Unrest Enrico Dal Lago Index More Information Index brigand bands, . See also Caruso, Burnside, Ambrose, Giuseppe; Chiavone; Coppa, bushwhackers, . See also guerrillas, Giovanni; Crocco, Carmine; Great Unionist Brigandage; guerrillas, legitimist Butler, Benjamin F., , –, –, (pro-Bourbon); “Ninco-Nanco”; Schiavone, Giuseppe Banks succeeding, , class conflict and, –, –, – contrabands and, runaway slaves and, – compared with Unionist guerillas, Buttram, William, – Byrd, Marvin, , defeat of, –, – guerrilla warfare and, – Cage, Nannie, Italian army and, , –, , Caldwell, James A., , –, –, –, Calone, Vincenzo, landowners, southern Italian and, , Cannon, T. J., , –, –, Capone, Alfredo, , , masserie, invasions of, importance to, Captain Rock, Melfese and, –, – Carroll, William H., Molfese, Franco on, , , , Carter, James P.T., –, , Carter, Samuel P., , National Guard (Italy) and, , –, Carter, William Blount, –, – , –, –, Caruso, Giuseppe, , , , official descriptions of, – , peasants, southern Italian and, , , Caruso, Michele, , , , –, –, –, Castagnola, Stefano, Terra di Bari and, Castaldi, L., , –, –, – Upper Basilicata peasant rebellions casualties, Great Brigandage and, and, , –, –, Cate, Alfred M., –, –, , –, Catholic Church, , , – The Cause of All Nations (Doyle), , women and, Cavour, Camillo, – brigandage. See Great Brigandage; Celestino, Domenico, guerrillas, legitimist Cenni, Enrico, (pro-Bourbon); peasant rebellions, Central Commission for the Administration southern Italian and Distribution of the National Bright, Charles, , Fund for the Individuals Damaged British Constitution, Constitution by Brigandage. See Commissione (Italian Kingdom) and, centrale per l’amministrazione e Brownlow, William G. “Parson,” –, distribuzione del fondo della –, , – sottoscrizione nazionale a favore arrest of, dei danneggiati dal brigantaggio banishment of, centralization. See also states’ rights guerrillas, Unionist and, compared in Confederate South and Bruckner, Simon B., southern Italy, – Bruni, Nicola, , – Confederacy, inner civil wars of, and, Bryan, Charles, Confederacy and, – Buchanan, James, Confederate Constitution and, Bull Run, Battle of, Italian Kingdom, inner civil wars in Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and southern Italy, and, Abandoned Lands. See Freedmen’s Italian Kingdom and, –, – Bureau legitimacy and, – © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-03842-4 — Civil War and Agrarian Unrest Enrico Dal Lago Index More Information Index checkpoint system, – East Tennessee and, –, , checks and balances, Confederate Northern Terra di Lavoro and, Constitution and, –, Chiavone (Luigi Alonzi), , , , class – peasants, southern Italian as, – Bourbon Kingdom assistance to, slaves, African American as, – Cocco, Olimpia and, – class conflict, –, , committees, pro-Bourbon and, brigand bands and, –, –, execution of, –, –, – Francis II (King) and, , – Civil War, American and, Homodei and, –, , emancipation and, Northern Terra di Lavoro and, –, peasant rebellions, southern Italian and, –, –, , –, –, , – slave rebellions in Confederate South and, peasants, southern Italian and, – propaganda and, – slavery and, – Selva and, – Upper Basilicata peasant rebellions and, Sora and, –, , , , – Tristany and, , , , – Clavin, Matthew, – Zimmerman, L. R., and, – Clemente, Giuseppe, Chiavonisti. See brigand bands; Chiavone; Clift, William, , guerrillas, legitimist (pro-Bourbon) Cocco, Olimpia, – Christen, Emile Theodule de, Coja, Domenico “Centrillo,” Churchwell, William, Collins, Jasper, – Cialdini, Enrico, , , , , colonial slavery, Haitian Revolution and, Circular No. (Della Rovere), – Circular No. (Bruni), Colucci, Giuseppe, – Circular No. (Veglio), Commissione centrale per l’amministrazione Civil War, American, . See also Fort e distribuzione del fondo della Sumter, siege and battle of sottoscrizione nazionale a favore class conflict and, dei danneggiati dal brigantaggio compared with southern Italy’s Great (Central Commission for the Brigandage, – Administration and Distribution Fort Sumter, siege and battle of, and, , of the National Fund for the Individuals Damaged by Haitian Revolution and, –, Brigandage), legitimacy and, –, – committees, pro-Bourbon, , , liberal constitutional government common land, , –, – and, communication networks nation-building and, slave rebellions in Confederate South and, self-emancipation impact on, , slave rebellions in Confederate South and, slaves, African American and, –, –, – , unification nationalism and, – comparative history civil war, southern Italian. See Great applied to American Civil War and Brigandage southern Italy’s Great Brigandage, civilians, , – guerrillas warfare and, applied to nineteenth-century repressive measures and, –, Euro-American world, – –, , , –, applied to nineteenth-century nation- – building, – © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-03842-4 — Civil War and Agrarian Unrest Enrico Dal Lago Index More Information Index contrast of contexts and, , East Tennessee, control of, and, Kolchin, Peter and, – –, –, , – methodology, – legitimacy and, –, rigorous approach to, – martial
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