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    down because of what the author is trying to say “in between the lines.” Ambrose Bierce wrote “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge” with real world experience. “Bierce was especially suited to write stories about the Civil War, since he served in the Union army”(An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge, Shmoop). This man was a part of a war, which gave him the knowledge of how things worked in the military, thus the in-depth detail of the military officers within the story. The use of symbolism in, “An…

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    In the book Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane, it described the story of a boy who enlisted in the army during the conflict of the Civil War and how his journey and service affected him with the ugliness of battle. The book was narrated by Henry Fleming, who was the main protagonist in the story, on the events in the story. Henry was all for signing up to be in the war to earn fame and feel great about himself, but as his first battle happened, he then realized what he signed up for was way…

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    George gordon meade are generals of a very important time and army. The reasons for why they were so successful in life is because they started off somewhere either an education, a bad home, a good home, wealth or even poorness. No matter where they were the pushed themselves to fight for their land and freedom of right to want something. They were all around the most respected men to walk the earth. They even had men from the opposite army respecting them dearly. People would do anything they…

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    goes to the war and fights in the battle. These stories have a lot of contrasts, but have a whole heap of comparisons. There are several contrasts in this story, here they are. Henry (Red Badge of Courage) is excited whenever he signed up for the army, he is then turned into a coward whenever the war actually starts. Charlie (Soldier’s Heart) is extremely excited about going into war, he signed up to do his…

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    Michael Shaara. As the story unfolds, many of the characters had been injured during the Civil War, so battlefield medicine was important on the outcome of the war. Ages ago, battlefield medicine wasn’t advanced as it is today, thus many confederate and union soldiers had died. Not only did the soldiers died, but the crucial people of this war had died as well because of the atrocious battlefield techniques they’d use to try to stop the injured from dying, like Robert E. Lee, James Longstreet,…

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    In “A Horseman in the Sky”, traditional morality is severely destroyed by the war. Carter Druse, a Virginian teenager, objects to his family’s beliefs and joins the Union Army. Throughout the story, feelings of insanity about patriotic duty and family obedience overflow his mind. Holding nothing back in battle, Druse has no choice but to fire towards the enemy, tragically striking his father, who is a Confederate spy…

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    was not a massive concern. In modern militaries, many of the officers came from humble backgrounds with officers in the soviet union often being educated men from peasant backgrounds. They had more interaction and integration with their troops during their day to day lives. As a result, issues that may be ignored by an 18th century officer would aggravate them. The red army during WW2 was notorious for being especially brutal to offending soldiers. They were often put in penal battalions which…

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    Introduction The book starts off During the Civil War, a Union regiment rests along a riverbank, they had been there for a while just waiting for something to happen. A tall soldier named Jim Conklin starts telling people that the enemy is going to March and attack soon. Henry Fleming, a recent recruit with this 304th Regiment, worries the he will get injured and is scared and doesn’t think he has the courage to go into battle and fight against an army of guys trying to kill him. He fears that…

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    of a young man named Henry Fleming who enlists with the Union Army in the hopes of becoming a war hero. Shortly after enlisting, the reality of his decision sets in. Instead of becoming a hero immediately, he finds himself waiting most of the time. When he finally has his first battle, he fires into the battle haze, never seeing his enemy. As the next battle approaches, Henry begins to run from the field. Even when Henry hears that his army is winning, he still runs in fear. Henry finally slows…

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    has always had the best military in the world besides the vietnamese war. History speaks for itself and history usually predicts the future, just like back in when the Civil war happened. General Ulysses S. Grant happened to win the war for the Union Army. Before the Generals in the military there was officers. Even though the majority of the military officers are important, Generals are the most important soldiers, allows anyone to be a General no matter the race, and has the best history in…

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