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Virginia and her town are experiencing the Civil War in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. As the war begins, Virginia's brother and father leave while others hide their families from rebels. When Virginia's brother doesn't return from the war, she finds him injured in a hospital and reads to him. Gettysburg has now become a peaceful place where many people live.
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- 2. 1863 Virginia and her town are going through a civil war, also known as the Gettysburg War. The people that took care of Virginia are: Mrs.Mucully, The bread baker Jane Ellen, Virginia’s teacher after the war. Some of the people left to hide their families from rebels.
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- 4. 1863 At this time, President Lincoln was the president . Jane Ellen and Jed were both inspired to do some brave things. A mighty storm was there during the War. Lincoln was speaking but he did not get shot. Yippee!
- 5. The End But wait it is not over!
- 6. Getysburg Now Gettysburg is now a pretty place . A lot of people live there now.
- 7. Now It is The End!