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- Many meetings had to be in private areas in order for them to be confidential most times.
-Stories of black men were often were used to talk about different techniques. An example is John Peterson.
-Sherwood and Peterson were very anxious and eager to start shooting at the barge.
- Battles were spread out all over the place miles apart.
- Fergusen was shot and killed with seven bullets. This is enough bullets to kill at least four men.
4 Questions
-Were there signs that were sent to keep things confidential?
-Do you think blacks or whits got more out of the war?
-Why are Peterson and Sherwood so eager to start shooting?
-Does the vulture symbolize anything?
3 Words
-Gallows(Cox 124): a wooden frame, consisting of a crossbeam on two uprights, on which condemned persons are executed by hanging.
- Fortifications (Cox 124): the act of fortifying or strengthening.
-Bayonets (Cox 127): A blade adapted to fit the muzzle end of a rifle and used as a weapon in close combat.
2 Literary Devices
- Personification: "...seven shots ripped through his body and dozens of others literally tore apart his clothes" (Cox 126). This is personification because it says shots ripped. Shots can't rip things.
- Hyperbole: "Greene ordered one man hanged for stealing food and forced his comrades to watch" (Cox 129). This is a hyperbole because it shows that Greene went overboard with teh punishment.
1 Summary Sentence: This basically is talking more about the war, and how many of the blacks were beginning to be killed off more and more.
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