Carpetbaggers, Cavalry, and the Ku Klux Klan Exposing the Invisible Empire During Reconstruction

Prologue: "Jim Williams on His Big Muster"
Chapter 1: "A Brotherhood of Property-Holders, the Peaceable, Law-Abiding Citizens of the State"
Chapter 2: "The Foundations Must Be Broken Up and Relaid, or All Our Blood and Treasure Have Been Spent in Vain"
Chapter 3: "The Whole Fabric of Reconstruction . . . Will Topple and Fall"
Chapter 4: "It Was to Be His Life-long Complaint That His Services Were Never Properly Recognized or Rewarded"
Chapter 5: "The Dagger That Was Made Illustrious in the Hands of Brutus"
Chapter 6: "A Perversion of Moral Sentiment Among the Southern Whites"
Chapter 7: "As Far as I Can Learn, the Prosecuting Lawyers Have Managed the Business Ably"
Chapter 8: "The Causes from Which Ku Kluxism Sprung Are Still Potent for Evil"
Chapter 9: "He Became So Offensive a Partisan That the Papers of That Section Applied to Him the Most Opprobrious Epithets"
Epilogue: "It Is Like Writing History with Lightning"
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