Article Title  
Epitaphs: a forgotten art
Author 1  
Schafer, Louis S.
Publish Date of Article  
Jan-Feb 1996
Periodical Title  
Montana Magazine
Volume  
135
Page(s)  
42-43
Related Topic
EPITAPHS
Rights  
Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike Creative Commons

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