Race and Reunion: The Civil War in American Memory
In Race and Reunion, David W. Blight examines the place of the Civil War in American memory. Focusing on race, reunion, and historical interpretation, the book explores how a defining national conflict has been remembered and understood over time.
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Race and Reunion: The Civil War in American Memory examines the ways the American Civil War has been remembered and represented.
David W. Blight focuses on the relationship between the conflict and the nation’s developing historical memory.
The book considers how race and reunion shaped interpretations of the Civil War in American culture.
It offers a historically focused study for readers interested in the Civil War, memory, and the making of national narratives.
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