The Battle of Fredericksberg

On November 7, 1862, President Lincoln already had enough incompetence of General McClellan. He took back the order and handed it to General Ambrose Burnside. Burnside is going to adopt Richmond, the capital of the Allied Army's capital, Fredericksburg. After approval, his 115,000 troops visited Fredericksburg and arrived on 11th November. There are only thousands of defenders in Allied Forces camps in Fredericksburg. However, because the pontoon equipment had not arrived, Burnside could not attack.

In 1995, a young man and his wife moved to Fredericksburg, Virginia from the parents' house of California Foster City. He was promoted to an external sales position for a large biotechnology company called Biogenics, and she was looking for adventure away from home. They bought the second floor with Fredericksburg which boasts 3 acres of area and started a new life. But just a year later, the man's boss advised him to take his position, saying that she was about to quit the company. As he got a job, the couple returned to the bay. Soon after, they got a wonderful child. After all, the new father left Biogenics and started his own biotechnology company. It has been 18 years, and he is still doing it. The child is now 19 years old, and his parents still call him Aaron. They are my parents Today, I went to their houses for the first time - they lived there about 20 years ago.

As a child I remember having gone to a hardware store with my father. We also participated in the re-enactment of several civil wars. So some of the repeated fights consisted of battles won by South, others were rewritten to win the South. Often the loud consensus there is a civil war as a right to the state, there is nothing beyond that. Slavery was unrelated to this, and slavery only linked to later wars. If the South wins, the South and the whole United States will have improved.

When someone told a wonderful battle, you may remember what you learned in world history classes. Perhaps it was the battle of Waterloo, or the battle of Stalingrad in the American Civil War, or the battle of Fort Sumter. When someone mentions battle, we all think about history. We are all thinking about the bloody war that occurred in ancient Greece and Rome. But the problem is that you have never heard of a great fight, even a great battle. Those fights will be played by people you may know, or you just passed by this street this morning. Several of these fights won, and some of them failed. The great battle you have never heard has not served many victims. These fights will never enter the history book. Those fights will never be inspirational of great artists, and these battles will never be told. Perhaps you know some of these fights, maybe you will never hear them