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List of Illustrations | ix | |
Acknowledgments | xi | |
In Lieu of a Label | xiii | |
1. | Signs | 1 |
2. | The Book | 7 |
3. | Buff | 20 |
4. | Ancestors | 26 |
5. | Reenactment | 50 |
6. | Eyewitness | 71 |
7. | Newspapers | 88 |
8. | Weeklies | 117 |
9. | Acoustic Shadow | 160 |
10. | Memoirs | 167 |
11. | Histories | 188 |
12. | Fictions | 207 |
13. | Poems | 230 |
14. | The Ground | 254 |
15. | Sesquicentennial | 262 |
A Brief Description of the Battle of the Wilderness | 275 | |
A Note on Sources | 283 | |
Index | 285 |
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