Memorial Ceremonies at the National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781149922095)

This historic document provides a glimpse into memorial ceremonies held at Arlington National Cemetery in 1868. Likely organized by the Grand Army of the Republic, it reflects the solemn atmosphere and patriotic sentiments of the post-Civil War era. The text offers insights into how the nation honored its war dead and grappled with the immense losses of the conflict. As a primary source from the John Davis Batchelder Collection, it is valuable for researchers and anyone interested in the history of Arlington National Cemetery and Civil War commemoration.

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