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This article on Stonewall Jackson end, and posthumous remembrance, is part of a series by the Washington Post on the Civil War.
And in death, Jackson became the South’s great martyr, like Lincoln later in the North. His body lay in state in Richmond in a casket with a window, and then wound its way through tens of thousands of mourners across Virginia to his adopted home, in Lexington, Va.To this day, signs on Interstate 95 identify the little house where he died as his “shrine.” There are also schools that bear his name, as well as a hotel, a hospital, a decommissioned submarine, numerous thoroughfares, a lake and several towns across the country. The Virginia Senate recognizes him every year on his birthday.
Jackson was the greatest general of the Civil War. Much of Lee's success came because of Jackson and Longstreet.
The article certainly seemed to suggest he was one of the most beloved generals of the South.
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