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    America was not perfect especially during the 19th century when conflicts arose regarding slavery‚ women’s rights‚ politics‚ and corruption. Sojourner Truth and Abraham Lincoln discuss some of those issues that were the highlight of the civil war. Some of the issues they talked about were slavery and women’s rights. Throughout the both well thought out speeches‚ Lincoln and Truth use resembling strategies that were very persuasive. Their persuasive speeches were used in an attempt to further

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    Wool during the Mexican-American War‚ and received a promotion to Captain for his service at the Battle of Buena Vista. when the Civil War started on May 14 Irvin McDowell was promoted to the rank of Brigadier General because of connections to the Secretary of the Treasury‚ Salmon Chase. Although he had never before commanded troops in combat‚ McDowell attacked Confederate forces at the First Battle of Manassas where he was consequently defeated. After the defeat‚ General McClellan was Promoted

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    A surprise attack by Rebels at the battle of Seven Pines blunted the already sluggish Federal advance. Although the Union army repulsed the attacks‚ McClellan to again delayed any further movement‚ hoping for more reinforcements to come from Washington. During the battle‚ Confederate General Johnston was wounded‚ and Robert E. Lee was appointed to replace him. Taking advantage of McClellan’s cautious streak. Over the course of the bloody Seven Day Battles‚ McClellan was forced to abandon its

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    William L. Clarke By :Omar Moustafa and Eliot Grenfell Imagine being shot 18 times at an age less than 18 and surviving . This happened to William F. Clarke at such a young age. This heroic young man was chosen to be the main subject of my project because he might be the most gallant and brave individual that stepped on the soil of the Civil war. William has a completely impressive and astonishing story. William F. Clarke was a private in Company A of the 1st Connecticut cavalry

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    After Union General George Mcclellan failed to subjugate richmond. The confederacy planned to reclaim lost land and launch a campaign against Washington D.C. led by Confederate General Robert. E . Lee. Lee intended to weaken the north’s will to fight and cause them to abandon the war. While Lee was marching through maryland he thought it would be wise to split off a large portion of his army to take harpers ferry to secure his route back to virginia. Anticipating that McClellan would not attack because

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    Despite being attacked by the first African American regiment‚ the Confederates defended 54th Regiment Massachusetts. On July 10‚ 1863‚ Gilmore’s Federal troops landed on the southern end of Morris Island and speedily pushed back the Confederate forces on that part of the island. But the Union’s fast attack failed to capture all of Morris Island. Hoping to capture the rest of the island the next morning‚ the North attacked. This attack on Fort Wagner was taken back with heavy losses. Despite the

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    attention nestled in a grove of trees a man and his horse prepare to ride to battle. The Free Syrian Army Rebel dressed in camouflage and is holding the symbol of rebellion‚ an AK-47. The man holds his gun high into the air seemingly ready for anything to come his way. The horse brings medieval

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    On May 4-7 1864‚ the first battle of General Ulysses S. Grant’s “Virginia Overland Campaign” against the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia‚ and their general Robert E. Lee took place. The Battle of the Wilderness was the first step towards capturing the Confederate capital of Richmond. It began with a meeting between President Abraham Lincoln and Union leader Ulysses S. Grant to discuss war tactics. The goal was to battle Robert E. Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia and keep it under pressure to

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    throughout time and life‚ when your principal was giving a speech at your school assembly or during a graduation when a teacher speaks to the new graduated students to get ready for life up ahead for them. But what about speeches for battle? There are two speeches that are about battle‚ “Beowulf” and “Speech Before Her Troops.” In “Beowulf” it is about a general named Wiglaf that is going with his comrades to fight a dragon for his king and his land‚ but then they left him and coward out. This speech is about

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    ordinary men caught up in extraordinary events. The first important battle described in the book is known as the Wilderness campaign‚ near Fredericksburg. But‚ as one can easily perceive‚ war was beginning to wear thin on everyone‚ and the glory days and enthusiastic battle cries were indeed gone. As Catton quotes Emory Upton: “I have never heard our generals utter a word of encouragement‚ either before or after entering a battle….Neither have I ever seen a general thank his troops after the action

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