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... A dust of the second day of the battle is slowly sinking on the hills and fields of Gettysburg. ... Sorely tired soldiers are sleeping, and their generals are studying maps and planning the strategies of the next day’s battle. They might suspect that the Battle of Gettysburg is going to be the turning point in the Civil War and simultaneously the event of the greatest echo in the whole American history. Yet, all of them are perfectly conscious that the following day is going to be the last day of the battle, and that it is to be indirectly deciding not only about the issue of slavery in the south states but also about the unity or separateness of the North and South. ... Soldiers could afford abandoning their clumsy coats going to the battle because they knew that they would get another ones. ...
As, in spite of this inequality, the first two years of the Civil War didn’t bring any settlement, it was expected that soon some serious battle with begin. ... He choose Gettysburg. ... After this battle South could never regain its advantage. It was sure that this battle totally changed the course of the Civil War.
Approximate Word count = 931
Approximate Pages = 3.7
(250 words per page double spaced)
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