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Pleasure Grounds of Death
The Rural Cemetery in Nineteenth-Century America
Giguere, Dr. Joy M.
The University of Michigan Press
07/2024
290
Mole
Inglês
9780472056897
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Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter 1: "Crowded till they are full": Burial Reform in the Early Republic
Chapter 2: "The hand of taste": The Success of Mount Auburn and the Beginning of a Movement
Chapter 3: "People seem to go there to enjoy themselves": Experimentation in the Cemetery Landscape
Chapter 4: "A tabernacle for the dead": National Expansion of the Rural Cemetery
Chapter 5: "Consecrated in a nation's heart": Rural cemeteries in Civil War and Reconstruction
Chapter 6: "Carpeted with a green, verdant mantle": Modernization and the Transformation from Rural to Landscape Lawn
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter 1: "Crowded till they are full": Burial Reform in the Early Republic
Chapter 2: "The hand of taste": The Success of Mount Auburn and the Beginning of a Movement
Chapter 3: "People seem to go there to enjoy themselves": Experimentation in the Cemetery Landscape
Chapter 4: "A tabernacle for the dead": National Expansion of the Rural Cemetery
Chapter 5: "Consecrated in a nation's heart": Rural cemeteries in Civil War and Reconstruction
Chapter 6: "Carpeted with a green, verdant mantle": Modernization and the Transformation from Rural to Landscape Lawn
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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cemetery;rural cemetery;reform cemetery;burial ground;burying ground;gravestones;monuments;landscape lawn cemetery;Mount Auburn Cemetery;Grove Street Cemetery;Laurel Hill Cemetery;Green-Wood Cemetery;Green Mount Cemetery;Hollywood Cemetery;Cave Hill Cemetery;Spring Grove Cemetery;Magnolia Cemetery;Mount Hope Cemetery;Allegheny Cemetery;Homewood Cemetery;Druid Ridge Cemetery;Jacob Bigelow;Adolph Strauch;Henry Dearborn;John Jay Smith;Edward Everett;Joseph Story;Civil War;burial;grave;mausoleum;yellow fever;miasmatic theory;Civil War monument;Civil War memory;John Muir;Bellefontaine Cemetery;Graceland Cemetery;Rose Hill Cemetery;picturesque;romanticism;funeral;mourning;commemoration;memorial
Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter 1: "Crowded till they are full": Burial Reform in the Early Republic
Chapter 2: "The hand of taste": The Success of Mount Auburn and the Beginning of a Movement
Chapter 3: "People seem to go there to enjoy themselves": Experimentation in the Cemetery Landscape
Chapter 4: "A tabernacle for the dead": National Expansion of the Rural Cemetery
Chapter 5: "Consecrated in a nation's heart": Rural cemeteries in Civil War and Reconstruction
Chapter 6: "Carpeted with a green, verdant mantle": Modernization and the Transformation from Rural to Landscape Lawn
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter 1: "Crowded till they are full": Burial Reform in the Early Republic
Chapter 2: "The hand of taste": The Success of Mount Auburn and the Beginning of a Movement
Chapter 3: "People seem to go there to enjoy themselves": Experimentation in the Cemetery Landscape
Chapter 4: "A tabernacle for the dead": National Expansion of the Rural Cemetery
Chapter 5: "Consecrated in a nation's heart": Rural cemeteries in Civil War and Reconstruction
Chapter 6: "Carpeted with a green, verdant mantle": Modernization and the Transformation from Rural to Landscape Lawn
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
cemetery;rural cemetery;reform cemetery;burial ground;burying ground;gravestones;monuments;landscape lawn cemetery;Mount Auburn Cemetery;Grove Street Cemetery;Laurel Hill Cemetery;Green-Wood Cemetery;Green Mount Cemetery;Hollywood Cemetery;Cave Hill Cemetery;Spring Grove Cemetery;Magnolia Cemetery;Mount Hope Cemetery;Allegheny Cemetery;Homewood Cemetery;Druid Ridge Cemetery;Jacob Bigelow;Adolph Strauch;Henry Dearborn;John Jay Smith;Edward Everett;Joseph Story;Civil War;burial;grave;mausoleum;yellow fever;miasmatic theory;Civil War monument;Civil War memory;John Muir;Bellefontaine Cemetery;Graceland Cemetery;Rose Hill Cemetery;picturesque;romanticism;funeral;mourning;commemoration;memorial
