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Are "the severest struggle" and "Robert E. Lee: Right or Wrong?" organized in similar or different ways? use at least one detail from each passgae to support your answer
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Are "the severest struggle" and "Robert E. Lee: Right or Wrong?" organized in similar or different ways? use at least one detail from each passgae to support your answer

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