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Will mark brainliest to whoever gives the best answer.)can someone me with this question. needs to be turned in tomorrow is my last day to turn assignments in. and really need a good grade. this is what i have so far. ( in both stories they were written about the civil war. the two girls wanted the war to be over quickly. and they both lots family members and friends. the girls were going through a time of war and while they both were going through this time they were afraid. boths girls were on different sides. dawson was on the confederate side and she was heart broken over there loss of her side. for richards side she is on the union side. she was very proud of the win on her side. each story was written during the time of the war. one side won and the other side lost the war. but they were both very sad about losing loved ones. in the two stories they each have some similarities and differences to. ( can someone me write this to make it sound better. ) but if you have already done this assignment for your self or someone else write something different.

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