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19-01-2017
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Why doesn't Stonewall Jackson, a confederate general, harm Barbara Frietchie?

He feels sorry for her.

He is stirred by her bravery.

She supports the Confederacy.

She reminds him of his mother.

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19-01-2017

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19-01-2017

He is stirred by her bravery

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