加利福尼亚的失落原因：加州UDC与加州内战历史的抹除

Abstract: This article identifies a previously overlooked mode of operation of Confederate memory beyond the South. Focusing on the United Daughters of the Confederacy in California, it argues that the organization did not simply transplant the Lost Cause narrative westward or revive a dormant pro-Confederate tradition. Instead, it helped facilitate the displacement of California's own pro-Confederate and proslavery past by a form of transplanted Southern commemoration. Although California was deeply entangled in the sectional crisis and included significant pro-Confederate networks and leader