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"April 13th (1861) - Nobody has been hurt after all. How we were last night. Reaction after the dread of all the slaughter we thought those dreadful cannon were making. Not…

"April 13th (1861) - Nobody has been hurt after all. How we were last night. Reaction after the dread of all the slaughter we thought those dreadful cannon were making. Not…
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"April 13th (1861) - Nobody has been hurt after all. How we were last night. Reaction after the dread of all the slaughter we thought those dreadful cannon

were making. Not even a battery the worse for wear [it] has been on fire. Anderson has not yet silenced any of our guns."
- from A Diary From Dixie, Mary Chesnut
About which event is Mary Chesnut writing?
O Sherman's March through Georgia
O the Battle of Bull Run
the Confederate firing on Ft. Sumter
O Lee's surrender at Appomattox

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Final answer:

Mary Chesnut is writing about the Confederate firing on Ft. Sumter.


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Mary Chesnut is writing about the Confederate firing on Ft. Sumter.


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