The Civil War in popular culture [electronic resource] : memory and meaning / edited by Lawrence A. Kreiser Jr. and Randal Allred.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

"Really, though, I'm fine" : Civil War veterans and the psychological aftereffects of killing / Michael W. Schaefer -- Traumatized manhood : Confederate amputees in history, memory, and Hollywood / Brian Craig Miller -- Relics of reunion : souvenirs and memory at Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park, 1889-1895 / Daryl Black -- The graying of Gettysburg National Military Park : race, erasure, ideology, and iconography / Robert E. Weir -- War battlefields for future generations : the relationship between battlefield preservation and popular culture / Susan Chase Hall -- The cultural politics of memory : Confederate women and General William T. Sherman / Jacqueline Glass Campbell -- "Johnny I hardly knew ye" : the Civil War navies in public memory / Matthew Eng -- From history to fiction : Abraham Lincoln's most famous murder trial and the limits of dramatic license / Daniel W. Stowell -- The war in film : the depiction of combat in Glory / Paul Haspel -- The war in cardboard and ink : fifty years of Civil War board games / Alfred Wallace -- "Oh, I'm a good ol' rebel" : reenactment, racism, and the lost cause / Christopher Bates -- Afterword : untangling the webs of the Civil War and Reconstruction in the popular culture imagination / David Madden.

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