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Writing a battle is difficult if you've never been in one or seen one. The best way is to do some research and either talk to soldiers or read stories they've written about what battles are like. Find out what it feels like to fight a battle, what sounds and smells are going to be there, and how people behave in that situation. Then, you'll be able to write about it.
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When did plutarch write the battle of marathon?
500 years after the battle of marathon
What did General Braddock write about Washington after the battle was over?
Braddock couldn't write or say anything; he died during the battle! *That was a trick question!
What battle does sam meeker write to his family?
The battle of Lexington. He writes to his family that the times are hard.
Money cheat for sinjids battle arena?
Write ''inyourface''
What sort of battle could you write a story about?
I could write a story about an epic battle between opposing kingdoms fighting for control of a magical relic that can change the course of history. The battle would include elements of strategy, bravery, sacrifice, and unexpected twists that ultimately decide the fate of the kingdoms.
Did John Mayer write the songs on his 'Battle Studies' album?
Yes
Write the name of a battle fought in during the civil war?
Vicksburg
How do you write battles in aribic?
battle : ma'raka معركة battles : ma'aarik معارك
When did shakespeare write about the battle of Agincourt?
He wrote his play Henry V, which includes the Battle of Agincourt, around 1598.
How do you write a sentence using the word victorious?
By saying: The hero rose victorious from his battle.
How do you write a essay on the Battle of Hastings?
you need to gather up lots of information about the battle. likeWilliam's advantage and his skillswhat mistakes Harold madehow was Harold unlucky.to get good marks try to do your best and try to write more than a page
What did the Battle of Antietam have to do with the civil war?
This battle gave Lincoln the right moment to write the Emancipation Proclamation, which freed all slaves in Confederate controlled states.
