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The battle wore on. The broken lines of frightening on both sides: after three days of battle, 51,000 human beings lay under the smoke either dead or maimed . Then, on the fourth day, both armies marched on; that is, those who could still march. The dead and the wounded had to be left behind. For the small town of Gettysburg, with only 2400 inhabitants at the time, the battle was at first an uni..

In theory, they were all fighting for ideas — the Southerners for slavery and independence, and the Northerners for the abolition of slavery, and the preservation of the Union. But seen from the perspective of Bernard Matthews, one ordinary soldier among the 170,000 who fought at Gettysburg, ideas and ideologies were soon forgotten. What took over during the battle was fear: The smoke lay over e..