Before the New Deal : social welfare in the South, 1830-1930

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Introduction = ⅶ
• ONE State Policies
• Laissez Faire and the Lunatic Asylum: State Welfare Institutions in Georgia-The First Half-Century, 1830s-1880s / Peter Wallenstein = 3
• Confederate Pensions as Southern Social Welfare / Kathleen Gorman = 24
• Regulating the Poor in Alabama: The Jefferson County Poor Farm, 1885-1945 / James H. Tuten = 40
• We Take Care of Our Womenfolk: The Home for Needy Confederate Women in Richmond, Virginia, 1898-1990 / Susan Hamburger = 61
• TWO Local Case Studies
• National Trends, Regional Differences, Local Circumstances: Social Welfare in New Orleans, 1870s-1920s / Elna C. Green = 81
• Are You or Are You Not Your Sister's Keeper?: A Radical Response to the Treatment of Unwed Mothers in Tennessee / Mazie Hough = 100
• Anxious Care and Constant Struggle: The Female Humane Association and Richmond's White Civil War Orphans / E. Susan Barber = 120
• I Certainly Hope That You Will Be Able to Train Her: Reformers and the Georgia Training School for Girls / Lee S. Polansky = 138
• The Colors of Social Welfare in the New South: Black and White Clubwomen in South Carolina, 1900-1930 / Joan Marie Johnson = 160
• Disease, Disorder, and Motherhood: Working-Class Women, Social Welfare, and the Process of Urban Development in Atlanta / Georgina Hickey = 181
• Selected Bibliography = 209
• List of Contributors = 215
• Index = 217