Confederate statues and memorialization /edited by Catherine Clinton.

Contributor(s):

Clinton, Catherine, 1952- []

Material type: Text

text

Media type:

computer

Carrier type:

online resource

ISBN:

9780820355566

Subject(s):

Soldiers' monuments -- Southern States

Genre/Form:

Electronic Books.

LOC classification:

E645 .C664 2019

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Contents:

by Tony Horwitz -- More than a statue: rethinking J. Marion Sims's legacy / by Deidre Cooper Owens -- Confederate monuments and tributes in the United States, explained / by Shelly Puhak -- "The Civil War lies on us like a sleeping dragon": America's deadly divide, and why it has returned / by David Blight -- Lincoln, monuments, and memory / by Harold Holzer -- Confederate memorials: their past and futures / by Jane Turner Censer -- Empty pedestals: what should be done with civic monuments to the Confederacy and its leaders? / by Civil War Times -- The largest Confederate monument in America can't be taken down: it has to be renamed, state by state / by Kevin Waite -- Historian on "Confederate Kentucky": time to remove the statues / by Anne Marshall -- Which Is the real Confederate flag? / by Sarah Lewis.

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Includes bibliographical references.

The mammy Washington almost had / by Tony Horwitz -- More than a statue: rethinking J. Marion Sims's legacy / by Deidre Cooper Owens -- Confederate monuments and tributes in the United States, explained / by Shelly Puhak -- "The Civil War lies on us like a sleeping dragon": America's deadly divide, and why it has returned / by David Blight -- Lincoln, monuments, and memory / by Harold Holzer -- Confederate memorials: their past and futures / by Jane Turner Censer -- Empty pedestals: what should be done with civic monuments to the Confederacy and its leaders? / by Civil War Times -- The largest Confederate monument in America can't be taken down: it has to be renamed, state by state / by Kevin Waite -- Historian on "Confederate Kentucky": time to remove the statues / by Anne Marshall -- Which Is the real Confederate flag? / by Sarah Lewis.

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