博客來This volume offers a detailed account of the Ladies’ Memorial Association of Charleston, South Carolina, from its establishment in 1865 to April 1, 1880. It chronicles the organization’s efforts in commemorating and honoring the Confederate dead in the immediate aftermath of the Civil War. The book provides insights into the activities and initiatives undertaken by the association, including their work to properly inter and memorialize Confederate soldiers.
Included is a roster of the Confederate dead interred at Magnolia Cemetery and various city churchyards, making it a valuable resource for genealogical research and historical studies related to the Civil War and the South. ＂A Brief History of the Ladies’ Memorial Association of Charleston＂ serves as a significant primary source for understanding the social and cultural landscape of the Reconstruction era and the role women played in shaping the memory of the Confederacy.
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