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1 MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES ON THE MEMORY OF THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG Reunion & Reflection:

2 Essential Question As time passed, how was the significance of the battle of Gettysburg perceived differently by those who fought it?

3 David McConaughy Gettysburg, Pennsylvania attorney President of the Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial Association led charge to remember sacrifices on battlefield & preserve land for future generations

4 Reunion late August of 1869  McConaughy invited Confederate & Union soldiers who fought at Gettysburg to attend a reunion What was McConaughy’s intent for the reunion?

5 Reactions? brainstorm & record possible recipient reactions to the letter  explain why

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