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Ambrose Bierce
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What two main influences shaped Ambrose Bierce's early life?
His father's extensive library and his uncle,
Lucius Verus Bierce
.
What did Ambrose Bierce admire about his uncle, Lucius Verus Bierce?
His
oratory skills
, public service, and social activism, especially his staunch
abolitionist views
.
How did Ambrose Bierce's uncle influence his beliefs?
Bierce adopted his uncle's idealism, particularly his abolitionist stance.
When did Ambrose Bierce enlist in the Union Army?
In
1861
, following President
Abraham Lincoln's
call for volunteer troops at the start of the Civil War.
What happened to
Ambrose Bierce
during the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain in
1864
?
He sustained a serious head injury.
Why did Ambrose Bierce resign from the military?
He was injured during the Battle of
Kennesaw Mountain
and resigned in
1865
due to the severity of his head injury.
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