Final Resting Places

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Exploring the significance of death and memorialization during the Civil War era, this collection features essays by prominent historians examining diverse gravesites, from grand monuments to unmarked graves. Each burial location reveals unique narratives about life, death, mourning, and remembrance, reflecting the profound impact of this tumultuous period on American society. The contributions from various scholars provide a comprehensive understanding of how these memorial practices continue to shape contemporary perspectives on loss and history.