Description: Introduction. Part I: MODERATE RECONSTRUCTION. 1. Conditions in the South, 1865-1867. 2. The South as Seen by White Northerners: Journalists, Freedmen's Bureau Officers, and a Carpetbagger. 3. The South as Seen by Black Southerners, 1865-1867. 4. Reactions of White and Black Northerners toward the South. Part II: RADICAL RECONSTRUCTION. 5. The Attitudes of Two Northern Whites toward Radical Reconstruction. 6. Southern White Resistance to Radical Reconstruction. 7. Radical Reconstruction as Seen by Northern and Southern Blacks. 8. Carpetbaggers and Scalawags. Part III: COUNTER RECONSTRUCTION. 9. Southern Whites Opposed to Radical Reconstruction Take Control. 10. The Responses of Two Carpetbaggers and Two Scalawags. 11. The Responses of Northern and Southern Blacks to the Policies of Counter Reconstruction. 12. Changed Attitudes in the North. Epilogue.

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