William Alan Blair

Includes the following essays: Keystone Confederates - Pennsylvanians who Fought for Dixie; Avenues of Dreams - Patriotism and the Spectator at Philadelphia's Great Central Sanitary Fair; We Were Enlisted for the War - Ladies' Aid Societies and the Politics of Women's Work During the Civil War; The World Will Little Note Nor Long Remember - Gender Analysis of Civilian Responses to the Battle of Gettysburg; The Avery Monument - The Elevation of Race in Public Sculpture; The Civil War Letters of Quartermaster Sergeant John C. Brock, 43rd Regiment United States Colored Troops; Sites of Memory, Sites of Glory - African-America Grand Army of the Republic Posts in Pennsylvania; A Disgrace That Can Never Be Washed Out Gettysburg and the Lingering Stigma of 1863; Magnificence and Terrible Truthfulness - Peter F. Rothermel's "The Battle of Gettysburg." Notes. List of contributors. Index.… (mais)