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Mastering Wartime: A Social History Of Philadelphia During The Civil War (Pennsylvania Paperbacks),New
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Mastering Wartime Is The First Comprehensive Study Of A Northern City During The Civil War. J. Matthew Gallman Argues That, Although The War Posed Numerous Challenges To Philadelphia'S Citizens, The City'S Institutions And Traditions Proved To Be Sufficiently Resilient To Adjust To The Crisis Without Significant Alteration. Following The Wartime Actions Of Individuals And Groupsworkers, Women, Entrepreneurshe Shows That While The War Placed Pressure On Private And Public Organizations To Centralize, Philadelphia'S Institutions Remained Largely Decentralized And Tradition Bound.Gallman Explores The War'S Impact On A Wide Range Of Aspects Of Life In Philadelphia. Among The Issues Addressed Are Recruitment And Conscription Of Soldiers, Individual Responses To Wartime Separation And Death, Individual And Institutional Benevolence, Civic Rituals, Crime And Disorder, Government Contracting, And Longterm Economic Development. The Book Compares The Wartime Years To The Antebellum Period And Discusses The War'S Legacies In The Postwar Decade.
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