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American History

 

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Stewart R

 

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June 5, 2016

 

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The battle at Manassas shows the Federal troops clearly running from the Confederates, although it does not show the "audience" that was present that day. Chancellorsville was also an accurate representation. Also the characters were all real generals and their roles and actions in the movie were true to real life...
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The characters personalities are also accurate with all their religious beliefs as can be seen through the book version, which is said to be a true depiction of the characters. However, one historical inaccurate segment of the movie was the scene where ?Stonewall' Jackson was shot by his own men at Chancellorsville...
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