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A.B. Tilbury  asks himself “why soldiering was praised up as something to be proud of”.I think he did it because he asks himself why people act as though being a soldier is a good thing. I think that he is saying something like why is killing tons of other people and fighting pressed up to or something that people respect.

Nathaniel Epp, the photographer, watches the Union soldiers flee, and then takes a stroll. He decides that “The Rebels who were coming would be anxious to have their pictures made”. I think that, that was really bad idea. i think this because one what if he got killed or hurt by the crossfire and two he was on the north side so why take pictures of the south and just stand there. Lastly i think it was a bad idea because what would happen if the whole thing turned out to be a really really big battle and he had to run away but he was to busy taking photos.

Carlotta King is brought to the battlefield by her master. She wants to bolt and to go north to freedom. However, Carlotta is told by another slave that runaways found by Yankees are returned to their owners. In my opinion, I think that she did the right thing by running away. I think this because slavery was horrible (as we know) and this might be his one opportunity to escape. For example, if she doesn't take this opportunity then she might not have been free later because her master wouldn't let him leave

the were a lot of people on the battle feel. I think that there were a lot of people because they wanted to see who would win, I also think that there were a lot of people because they wanted to cheer there sie on

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She came up across mississippi with the master. the master would brag about how much land he had and how many slaves he had on that land. part of the South

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He was happy going into battle. He was not part of the confederacy. "By gravy, it was a glorious fealing! At last we were marching off to battle" part of the North

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part of the South. daughters husbands departed They made things for their husbands. "my daughters soon departed after their husbands.

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. was expected to defeat the confederacy. "I was expected to crush the confederacy" part of the north

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part of the South .haded Colonel Elmer E. Ellsworth. "His ugly face was even printed on envelopes" "The union troops dared to invade.

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he was an artist. he was part of the union."i made several sketches and made sure no army could do best the union"

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he was a doctor. he witnessed many deaths and sicknesses from the war.and felt horrable for each one  "i felt defeat at each death. part of the  South

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he got gifts from the people back home but one day he gets a letter from this woman that says "i fear that it will take my own life" part of the  north

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A photographer from the north. took a picture of a soul leaving the body.
He followed the army with a camera and a wagon. the army ripped down rebble flags and broke into houses and took what they wanted to. he told the people that he would take a photo of a soul leaving the body and people were happy to see that. and he got 49 dollars for it.

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He was on a train with other men and they were happy. was part of the confederacy.  they took the railroad to Harpers Fairy. was on the train for a long time. their colonel would pour out all of the liquor on the streets.

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He was young and desperately wanted to be in the army but he was not 18 so he tried to do the music for the soldiers and played the Fife ."I was 11 years old and desperately wanted to kill a Yankee before the supply ran out"

he got his wish and he practiced and he got to play
part of the  south

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He was a drawer for the NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED and put drawing in the news about what was in front of him. He was part of the north

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They were wives of husbands who fought in the confederacy. it talks about how they said goodbye ." each night we set candles in every window,Proclaiming the joy at joining the confederacy"

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He was black and was very excited about joining the battle "I wept with joy along with my brethren at presidents Lincoln's call for men "
he tried to join but they wouldn't let him. instead of joining other black people dug holes and cooked. so he tried to join again with a fake name and got In. "I was black and, informed me in the most impolite terms that I could not join."

Part of the north

people said that they were fighting not for slavery but for sucestion

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he was an orphan and loved horses. He was a part of the confederate. " But we put up barriers passing Arkansas.
He worked for police by cleaning the horses and one day a man died and he got his horse
south

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she was whipped every single day by her father and so were her other family members for their wrongs. She was part of the union. she found out about it in a church.
part of the north

Patrick left to go to the army and she was very sad about it. father di not care about Patrick

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He was on the Confederate side.  he had fought 14 years ad remembered what the bombs/ shells could do
"you would have thought that the crowds were enjoying the 4th of July"

June he joined General Beauregard's staff.  Beauregard thought very high of himself.

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·July 9 battle summer -mary Chesnut
·july 16 it looks like a war
·on July 16 30,000 men marched into Virginia
·Regiment met the regiment
·Bull regard made his H.Q in a farmhouse
·less than 25 miles from Washington
·lots of people come to manages to watch the civil war
·had a picnic
·On the morning of the 24, they crashed into the left side of confederate sides
·people waved hats
·Fired tons of bullets in the air
·70,000 volunteer union troops
·Union victory seems like they won the collected souvenirs
·thought they won bull run
·Jackson and his men went there
·more union troops came
·Fleeing spectators
·People called them cowards
·people had limbs cut off
·Jefferson rejoiced