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“Barbara Frietchie”

“Barbara Frietchie”. By John Greenleaf Whittier. Setting. Set during The Civil War 1861-1865. Host. Army. Confederate Troops. Led by Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson Rebel/ Confederate troops march into Fredericktown, Maryland. Border State- Maryland. Stonewall Jackson.

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“Barbara Frietchie”

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  1. “Barbara Frietchie” By John Greenleaf Whittier

  2. Setting • Set during The Civil War • 1861-1865

  3. Host • Army

  4. Confederate Troops • Led by Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson • Rebel/ • Confederate troops march into Fredericktown, Maryland

  5. Border State- Maryland

  6. Stonewall Jackson

  7. Robert E. Lee

  8. Rebel/ Confederate FlagSouthern Flag.

  9. Union Flag (crimson bars)

  10. The Civil War 1861-1865

  11. End Slavery

  12. Overseer/ patrolmen

  13. Allusion- indirect reference

  14. Town of Frederick

  15. Couplet • Two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme. • Ex: • Up from the meadows rich with corn, • Clear in the cool September morn

  16. Up from the meadows • rich with corn, • Clear in the cool • September morn.

  17. Roses are red (A) • Violets are blue (B) • Sugar is sweet (C) And so are you (B)

  18. Barbara Frietchie

  19. Fourscore and ten • How old was she?

  20. Staff- pole

  21. Tread- step

  22. Rent- (verb) tore

  23. Stirred (V) woke up

  24. Host- army

  25. Paraphrase vs. Summary • The church spires of Frederick rise up from the cornfields, clear in the September morning. The spires are surrounded by the green hills of Maryland.

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