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... Civil War monuments , the preservation and restoration of the battlefields under the care of the National Parks Service , the pilgrims who visit both these and the more questionable Civil War sites ( or sights ) designed to trap the ...
... Civil War monuments , the preservation and restoration of the battlefields under the care of the National Parks Service , the pilgrims who visit both these and the more questionable Civil War sites ( or sights ) designed to trap the ...
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Peter J. Parish. one of the major battlegrounds of recent Civil War historiography . The assumption that the war was a great stimulus to ( if not indeed a basic cause of ) industrialisation and economic growth in America remained almost ...
Peter J. Parish. one of the major battlegrounds of recent Civil War historiography . The assumption that the war was a great stimulus to ( if not indeed a basic cause of ) industrialisation and economic growth in America remained almost ...
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... Civil War and recon- struction on the constitution ( New York , 1973 ) , has added a new dimension to this aspect of Civil War history , and contains any number of new insights and ideas . David M. Silver , Lincoln's Supreme Court ...
... Civil War and recon- struction on the constitution ( New York , 1973 ) , has added a new dimension to this aspect of Civil War history , and contains any number of new insights and ideas . David M. Silver , Lincoln's Supreme Court ...
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