This Republic of Suffering 1st (first) edition Text Only
A historical study of how death and mourning during the Civil War transformed American society and national identity.
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This book examines the profound effects of death and mourning during the American Civil War.
It explores how soldiers and civilians alike faced unprecedented loss and grief.
The work considers the cultural and social transformations that emerged from this period of suffering.
It highlights the ways in which death shaped national identity and memory.
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