Ex parte Milligan reconsidered : race and civil liberties from the Lincoln administration to the war on terror / edited by Stewart L. Winger and Jonathan W. White.

Benjamin F. Butler, Ex parte Milligan, and the unending civil war
Martial Law and the Expansion of Civil Liberties during the Civil War
The Janus-Faced Character of Martial Law in the American Civil War, or the Strange Case of Lieutenant Alanson L. Sanborn and Dr. David M. Wright
Race, Class, and Copperheadism : The Localist Foundations of Dissent in the Civil War's Middle Border
"The State Was Honeycombed with Secret Societies" : Governor Oliver P. Morton and the Copperheads in Indiana
"These Scoundrels Stand in No Fear of the Civil Courts; They Do, of the Military" : The Decision to Use Military Commissions to Try the Indiana Conspirators in 1864
Ex parte Milligan in Context and History : David Davis and the Constitutional Politics and Law of Civil Liberty
To Leave Behind the Force of Law : Salmon Chase and the Civil War Era
The Least Naive Position : The Lincoln Administration and International Law in American Wars on Terror
Ex parte Milligan in the State Courts : Madison Y. Johnson's Vindication in Illinois
Ex parte Milligan in Context and History : From Reconstruction to the War on Terror
Ex parte Milligan and the War on Terrorism : Testing the Constitutional Bedrock of a Civilian Criminal Trial.