CFHS AP US History
CFHS AP US History
To preserve any historical site is worth noting, but the fact that this is so close to where we live is amazing. I do agree with the idea that all the battlefields are beautifully landscaped and treated as holy land where great men once waged war against each other. It seems so heroic, but no one ever mentions the soldiers. What pains must they have endured to die on the "holy land" that we see today?The fact that there were more soldiers than actual citizens around here should show you that this is no mannner a small issue. Historians acknowledge Valley Forge, so why not Stafford County?
To preserve any historical site is worth noting, but the fact that this is so close to where we live is amazing. I do agree with the idea that all the battlefields are beautifully landscaped and treated as holy land where great men once waged war against each other. It seems so heroic, but no one ever mentions the soldiers. What pains must they have endured to die on the "holy land" that we see today?The fact that there were more soldiers than actual citizens around here should show you that this is no mannner a small issue. Historians acknowledge Valley Forge, so why not Stafford County?
posted by ChristineP | 12:28 PM
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I disagree with people not mentioning soldiers. In fact, I think many great literary works have portrayed the difficult lives of soldiers. I think the social, psychological, and political ramifications of soldier's lives are more recognized than their setting inbetween these changes.
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