The United States is haunted. It is haunted by a conflict that set brother against brother at a terrible cost in lives and suffering. This exploration of American memory provides a unique perspective on the Civil War. Many of these stories will intrigue even the most unshakable rationalist. From Fredericksburg to Gettysburg; Shiloh to Murfreesboro; the stories in this book are beyond the typically hyped stories told on “ghost tours” that rely more on imagination and story telling than fact.  Hardbound, 192 pp. 2005