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Carter Druse was born in Virginia. He loved his parent, his home and the south. But he loved his country too. On 1861, US were divided by a civil war. Carter Druse, a southerner, decided to join the union army of the north. One morning, he told his father about his decision and was shocked but, told him to always do what is his duty. A few weeks later on his duty, he fell asleep and if someone saw him, he’ll be shot dead. Fortunately, no one has seen him. He was assigned to guard on the top of the valley which was only a few miles from his father’s house. Five union soldiers were hidden in the valley forest and their plan was to attack the southerners on the other side of the cliff. It was his duty to be sure that there’s no enemy soldier,

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