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| Clara Barton was his nurse for two years |
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| How Ulysses S. Grant rode the mule when he won the prize |
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| Louis May Alcott's most popular bok |
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| the commander of all the Union/Northern armies in 1864 |
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| a bad characteristic that both Louisa May Alcott and her sister had |
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| a boy who was badly hurt in an accident and needed a nurse |
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| West Point Military Academy |
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| a school to train soldiers to become good officers |
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| a society formed to help people during a disaster |
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| how old Ulysses S. Grant was when his father enrolled him in West Point |
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| 8 things Clara Barton's family taught her when she was little |
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| how to read, arithmetic, how to do housework, how to sew, how to cook, how to ride horses, how to play ball, all about war and fighting battles |
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| Louisa May Alcott's book about boys |
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| taught Clara Barton all about war and fighting battles |
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| the Alcott family's secret for happiness |
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| Unconditional Surrender Grant |
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| the nickname the North gave Ulysses. S. Grant |
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| the society Clara Barton started in 1881 |
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| the town where Lee surrendered to Grant |
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| the war that lasted from 1861-1865 |
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| what Clara Barton became when she was still a teenager |
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| what Louisa May Alcott was often called |
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| officer in the United States army |
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| what Ulysses S. Grant was when he graduated from West Point |
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| who Louisa May Alcott wrote about in Little Women |
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| the man who married Julia Dent |
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| who Louisa sold her stories to |
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