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What did the men do in the Confederate Army that would get Jefferson Davis upset?
Describe General Beauregard and give examples of why he was considered to be a gentleman.
What was General Beauregard's plan and why did it make Colonel Brattle nervous?
Define irony. What is ironic about the chapter from Gulliver's Travels that Shem Suggs overheard being read aloud?
Explain why there was so much confusion on the part of General Beauregard and Colonel Brattle when the battle began.
What are some things that Toby Boyce saw when he arrived at the battlefield? What are some of the lessons he may have learned about war?
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