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| Posted: Wed Oct 12th, 2005 01:45 am |
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agree there is a "feeling" ~ was talking to a yankee friend of mine who described the subtle anti-Southern culture up north as well. but i think people have largely forgotten what that feeling is about, what the whole war was about and it's been so reduced to a footnote about abe lincoln and harriet tubman in the history books in public schools (and for many this is their only exposure to that legacy). i am always amazed at the ignorant statements people will spout off about the war ~ and also the disinterest in it (history is boring, etc.) so i think there are a number of factor that contribute to the glossying of the conflict and the ambiguous feelings people have about it today.
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