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Although I'm hesitant to say that the women in Augusta gained power through the memorial ceremonies and rituals, it certainly seems true that they gained potency and presence. Were these women, and others around the former Confederacy simply made symbols, or was this part of a greater process by which women gained political and social power? --Erin B. | Although I'm hesitant to say that the women in Augusta gained power through the memorial ceremonies and rituals, it certainly seems true that they gained potency and presence. Were these women, and others around the former Confederacy simply made symbols, or was this part of a greater process by which women gained political and social power? --Erin B. | ||
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| + | How did the "divorce" of the Confederate cause from the Confederate dead result in a new understanding of both? Did this assist in a new, Christianized understanding of the Confederate dead? --Erin B. | ||
