Radical relationships : the Civil War-era correspondence of Mathilde Franziska Anneke /
Anneke, Mathilde Franziska Giesler, 1817-1884,
Radical relationships : the Civil War-era correspondence of Mathilde Franziska Anneke / translated by Viktorija Bilić ; edited by Alison Clark Efford and Viktorija Bilić. - 1 online resource - New perspectives on the Civil War era .
Includes bibliographies and index.
Old ties tested, new bonds formed, February-August 1859 -- Europe bound, September 1859-August 1860 -- Radical refuge in the Alps, August 1860-March 1862 -- Transatlantic struggles, April 1862-February 1863 -- An impetuous colonel, April-October 1863 -- Separation, February 1864-January 1865 -- Endings and beginnings, February-August 1865.
"Like many of the Europeans who fled to the United States after participating in the Revolutions of 1848, German-American feminist and writer Mathilde Franziska Anneke was deeply involved in the Civil War. She published antislavery fiction and political commentary, plotted to break Wisconsin abolitionist Sherman Booth out of prison, debated the war with individuals ranging from American radical Gerrit Smith to German socialist Ferdinand Lassalle, and followed the fate of German-born soldiers in the Union army, including her own husband. Throughout her remarkable career, Anneke's intimate relationships informed her politics and sustained her activism. This volume translates selections from Mathilde Anneke's fascinating correspondence with Fritz Anneke and Mary Booth, making the letters accessible to English-speaking historians, students, and members of the wider public for the first time"--
9780820360249
Feminists--United States--Correspondence.
Women abolitionists--United States--Correspondence.
Women authors, German--Correspondence.
Forty-Eighters (American immigrants)--Wisconsin--Milwaukee--Correspondence.
Women--Social conditions--United States--19th century.
Electronic Books.
HQ1413 / .R335 2021
Radical relationships : the Civil War-era correspondence of Mathilde Franziska Anneke / translated by Viktorija Bilić ; edited by Alison Clark Efford and Viktorija Bilić. - 1 online resource - New perspectives on the Civil War era .
Includes bibliographies and index.
Old ties tested, new bonds formed, February-August 1859 -- Europe bound, September 1859-August 1860 -- Radical refuge in the Alps, August 1860-March 1862 -- Transatlantic struggles, April 1862-February 1863 -- An impetuous colonel, April-October 1863 -- Separation, February 1864-January 1865 -- Endings and beginnings, February-August 1865.
"Like many of the Europeans who fled to the United States after participating in the Revolutions of 1848, German-American feminist and writer Mathilde Franziska Anneke was deeply involved in the Civil War. She published antislavery fiction and political commentary, plotted to break Wisconsin abolitionist Sherman Booth out of prison, debated the war with individuals ranging from American radical Gerrit Smith to German socialist Ferdinand Lassalle, and followed the fate of German-born soldiers in the Union army, including her own husband. Throughout her remarkable career, Anneke's intimate relationships informed her politics and sustained her activism. This volume translates selections from Mathilde Anneke's fascinating correspondence with Fritz Anneke and Mary Booth, making the letters accessible to English-speaking historians, students, and members of the wider public for the first time"--
9780820360249
Feminists--United States--Correspondence.
Women abolitionists--United States--Correspondence.
Women authors, German--Correspondence.
Forty-Eighters (American immigrants)--Wisconsin--Milwaukee--Correspondence.
Women--Social conditions--United States--19th century.
Electronic Books.
HQ1413 / .R335 2021