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The document discusses various terms related to the American Civil War, including medical procedures like amputation, medicines like morphine that were used, military strategies and battles referred to as campaigns, emotions experienced by soldiers and citizens like sadness and gloom, trench systems called earthworks, a Civil War song called Lorena, harmful intentions referred to as malice, expressions of confusion or being perplexed, the act of interrupting or interceding, expressions of anger or aggression, military ranks like sergeant, and brief dialogue between two soldiers.
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