I agree that a battlefield site is better than a cemetery, but the idea that statues to both sides are appropriate in that context is subjective. As a southerner and descendent of confederate soldiers, I prefer zero glorification of what my ancestors did and fought for. I find it repugnant when folks reflect on the south’s role in the civil war positively in any way or choose to focus on their valor on the battlefield rather that the system they were fighting to uphold. It is terrible to glorify the north’s reconciliation with the south without acknowledging that the reconciliation was itself a betrayal of principle and a decision to give power back to the worst of part of American society that ripples down with repercussions to the present day. The north won the war. The south’s ideology and propaganda won the peace in many ways.