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100 1  Romeo, Sharon,|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
       n2015040204|eauthor. 
245 10 Gender and the Jubilee :|bBlack freedom and the 
       reconstruction of citizenship in Civil War Missouri /
       |cSharon Romeo. 
264  1 Athens :|bThe University of Georgia Press,|c2016. 
300    1 online resource. 
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490 1  Studies in the legal history of the South 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  "I told my mistress that the Union soldiers were coming" :
       Black citizenship in Civil War St. Louis -- "A Negro woman
       is running at large in your city" : contraband women and 
       the transformation of Union military policy -- "A 
       soldier's wife is free" : African American soldiers, their
       enslaved kin, and military citizenship -- "The first 
       morning of their freedom" : African American women, Black 
       testimony, and military justice -- The legacy of slave 
       marriage : Freedwomen's marital claims and the process of 
       emancipation -- Epilogue. 
520 2  "Gender and the Jubilee offers a re-examination of the 
       legal legacy of the Civil War, with regard to African 
       Americans, using Missouri as a case study with broader 
       implications. As the United States transformed from a 
       slaveholding republic into a modern nation-state, what 
       were the mechanisms by which citizenship was re-
       conceptualized? Among the multiple and contested visions 
       of citizenship circulated during the Civil War, how did 
       enslaved people come to be recognized as potential 
       citizens? This book analyzes the process that produced the
       inclusive birthright citizenship manifested in the 
       Fourteenth Amendment. African American women inserted 
       themselves as members of the nation-state during the 
       turbulent years of the Civil War crisis. They positioned 
       themselves, rhetorically, as patriots for the Union cause.
       As self-identified patriots, enslaved women requested 
       military protection from slave owners. Women fled to 
       federal troops stationed in the city and sought a right to
       federal protection from abusive slave owners prior to the 
       enactment of any emancipatory acts on the part of military
       policy or the federal government. This assumption of 
       federal protection prior to the ratification of the 
       Fourteenth Amendment, in a state outside the jurisdiction 
       of the Emancipation Proclamation, suggests a deep 
       investment in the ideal of a broad national citizenship 
       that included the African American population. The 
       litigating slave women of antebellum St. Louis, and the 
       female activists of the Civil War period, left a rich 
       legal heritage to those who would continue the struggle 
       for civil rights in the postwar era. African American 
       women would continue to play a critical role in their own 
       liberation following the war"--Provided by publisher. 
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776 08 |iPrint version:|aRomeo, Sharon.|tGender and the Jubilee.
       |dAthens : The University of Georgia Press, 2016|w(DLC)  
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830  0 Studies in the legal history of the South.|0https://
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