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Why was Sam Watkins' service as a soldier during the Civil War important to American history? He served as a spy for the Confederacy. He wrote a detailed memoir about his experience. He received a medal
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Why was Sam Watkins' service as a soldier during the Civil War important to American history?

He served as a spy for the Confederacy.
He wrote a detailed memoir about his experience.
He received a medal of honor for his heroism.

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Well He wrote a very detailed memoir of his experience
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He wrote a detailed memoir about his experience. 
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