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Crane's The Red Badge Of Courage

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Crane's The Red Badge Of Courage

In certain ways, Stephen Crane's The Red Badge of Courage is concerned more with a later American generation forgetting the Civil War than with a realistic depiction of how that war was actually fought from the viewpoint of the common soldier. Such forgetting paradoxically occurs through the way Americans remembered'and continue to remember'the Civil War: the emphasis of major campaigns won or lost or, to use the title of a ...

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