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Shortly
after war ended, the South began to memorialize it as a "lost
cause." This lithograph, produced in the North, depicts the loss
of loved ones and a way of life, symbolized by a fading Confederate
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"The
Lost Cause," lithograph by Currier & Ives, 1871
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