This fuels the fire for Gabriel and makes him more determined to fight and seek revenge. After the focus is off of Gabriel it is shifted to Benjamin. Since he remembers his own bloody experience from the French & Indian War, Benjamin is reluctant to have any part of this conflict. At first, Benjamin tries to convince others to resolve this peacefully and not to fight...
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Since he remembers his own bloody experience from the French & Indian War, Benjamin is reluctant to have any part of this conflict. At first, Benjamin tries to convince others to resolve this peacefully and not to fight. He refuses to fight because he would rather care for his family and remain to farm with his slaves...
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