Select three pieces of evidence that support the answer to part A.

A “I believed that the war had already started in April, when the Confederate soldiers fired

boldly on Fort Sumter.”

B “I came to say farewell, dear sister, as we march as soon as we are gathered.”

C “What can they be thinking of, to so merrily follow troops into battle?”

D “Manfred will have to take care of himself. Sit down and get settled now, quickly as

you can. ”

E “ . . . there is a mass of confusion, with sightseers grabbing baskets and jumping into

carriages; soldiers running toward the road heading back to Washington, . . . “

F “Father, this is the most horrifying experience of my life. Why did we come? Why did

so many people come, to picnic at a battle?”

G “We must go. We can talk later.”