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ADVANCE FOR WEEKEND EDITIONS MARCH 24-25 - FEB. 13, 2012 PHOTO

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ADVANCE FOR WEEKEND EDITIONS MARCH 24-25 - In this Feb. 13, 2012 photo, Teng Phung, left, Chris Lugt, center, and Jim Slingo lift a glass panel destined for a display window in the new Museum of the Confederacy in Richmond, Va. An enduring myth has it that Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee offered his sword to his Union counterpart, Ulysses S. Grant, in surrendering at Appomattox _ and that Grant refused the gesture. The sword is very real, unlike that tale of how the Civil War ended, and it's the centerpiece of a new museum examining the struggle to heal a divided nation. (AP Photo/Richmond Times-Dispatch, Dean Hoffmeyer)

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created date 2012-02-24

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source Associated Press

byline Dean Hoffmeyer/RICHMOND TIMES-DISPATCH/VARIT105

original transmission reference 1202241100904

weight 3,86MB

size 48cm x 32cm by 300dpi

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