Reflections on the History and Legacy of America's Bloodiest and Most Divisive Conflict. Click to read Civil War Memory, by Kevin M. Levin, a Substack publication with tens of thousands of subscribers.

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A Descendant Reflects on the Removal of a Statue Honoring Dr. Hunter McGuire

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (79+ words) Civil War Memory A Descendant Reflects on the Removal of a Statue Honoring Dr. Hunter McGuire Last week the city of Richmond, Virginia removed the last three Confederate statues from Capitol Square. The statues honored Generals William “Extra Billy” Smith,…...

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Richmond’s New Monument Landscape

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (511+ words) The removal of the last three Confederate monuments has received a great deal of media attention, as it should, but we also should acknowledge recent additions to the city’s monument landscape. Together, both the removal of monuments and the dedication…...

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The Last Three Confederate Statues Have Been Removed from the Former Capital of the Confederacy

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (815+ words) The removal of the last three Confederate statues from the former capital of the Confederacy in Richmond was little more than a formality. Democrats in the legislature were simply waiting for the moment when they could appropriate the necessary funds…...