Frank on the Lower Mississippi

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The story unfolds in the aftermath of the fall of Vicksburg, capturing the emotions of Frank, who yearns to witness the Union's victory firsthand. As he observes the army's triumphant entry into the city, he reflects on the significance of their achievement against the rebel stronghold. The atmosphere is charged with excitement and patriotism as soldiers celebrate with cheers and songs, marking a pivotal moment in the Civil War. The scene highlights the contrasting emotions of the conquering Union forces and the defeated Confederates, symbolizing a turning point in the conflict.