WHOSE cannon was it?
... kinda makes a difference as to which unit might become interested in asking the feller to put things back the way they was.
Yanks had all the cannon they could use and more, we just had some little less... so the arms that might yet be somewhere take on a real special significance. Wouldn't want someone intentionally runnin' into our artillery at Gettysburg.
Such a concept would have the tendency to rile up certain ires. Tryin' our best to forestall that type thing.
My Lady Carol pointed out to me this very day a quote she had found:
"Someone else's god is always the stranger's devil."
t.f. "The Tree People", by: Naomi M. Stokes
In other words, if it was a Yankee cannon, then everyone can afford to wait awhile for just compensation. If not, then might be we need to rally and get it fixed or replaced, asap.
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