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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijAwhSwAoWM A Youtube video of the battle scene.]]
** The word sounds similar to the Irish word "abú" which means "forever" but more generally is used to show support or as a battle cry, as in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebAnctZKOjw O'Donnell Abú]].
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** The word sounds similar to the Irish word "abú" which means "forever" but more generally is used to show support or as a battle cry, as in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebAnctZKOjw O'Donnell Abú]].
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijAwhSwAoWM A Youtube video of the battle scene.]]
** The word sounds similar to the Irish word "abú" which means "forever" but more generally is used to show support or as a battle cry, as in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebAnctZKOjw O'Donnell Abú]].
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** The word sounds similar to the Irish word "abú" which means "forever" but more generally is used to show support or as a battle cry, as in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebAnctZKOjw O'Donnell Abú]].
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* Another moment that is Heartwarming combined with TearJerker, the Irish Brigades from both the Confederate and Union armies clashing at Fredericksburg, at one point in the scene, what appears to be an officer of the CSA army breaks down crying at the sight of dead and dying irish Union soldiers, after he regains his composture, he takes off his hat and starts to yell what looks like an ancient irish word, the rest of the CSA soldiers soon see this and proceed to join the officer in tearfully cheering and praising the bravery of the now retreating Union Irish Brigade.
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* Another moment that is Heartwarming combined with TearJerker, the Irish Brigades from both the Confederate and Union armies clashing at Fredericksburg, at one point in the scene, scene what appears to be an officer of the CSA army breaks down crying at the sight of dead and dying irish Irish Union soldiers, after soldiers. After he regains his composture, composure, he takes off his hat and starts to yell what looks like an ancient irish word, the Irish word. The rest of the CSA soldiers soon see this and proceed to join the officer in tearfully cheering and praising the bravery of the now retreating Union Irish Brigade.
**https://www.[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijAwhSwAoWMcom/watch?v=ijAwhSwAoWM A Youtube video of the battle scene.]]
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** The word sounds similar to the Irish word "abú" which means "forever" but more generally is used to show support or as a battle cry, as in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebAnctZKOjw O'Donnell Abú]].
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* Another moment that is HeartWarming combined with TearJerker, the Irish Brigades from both the Confederate and Union armies clashing at Fredericksburg, at one point in the scene, what appears to be an officer of the CSA army breaks down crying at the sight of dead and dying irish Union soldiers, after he regains his composture, he takes off his hat and starts to yell what looks like an ancient irish word, the rest of the CSA soldiers soon see this and proceed to join the officer in tearfully cheering and praising the bravery of the now retreating Union Irish Brigade.
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* Another moment that is HeartWarming Heartwarming combined with TearJerker, the Irish Brigades from both the Confederate and Union armies clashing at Fredericksburg, at one point in the scene, what appears to be an officer of the CSA army breaks down crying at the sight of dead and dying irish Union soldiers, after he regains his composture, he takes off his hat and starts to yell what looks like an ancient irish word, the rest of the CSA soldiers soon see this and proceed to join the officer in tearfully cheering and praising the bravery of the now retreating Union Irish Brigade.
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I added another heartwarming scene from the movie that was not present in this section, if any admins/mods think my text doesnt meet the requisites to be added here, feel free to delete what I wrote and revert to an earlier version of the article
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* Another moment that is HeartWarming combined with TearJerker, the Irish Brigades from both the Confederate and Union armies clashing at Fredericksburg, at one point in the scene, what appears to be an officer of the CSA army breaks down crying at the sight of dead and dying irish Union soldiers, after he regains his composture, he takes off his hat and starts to yell what looks like an ancient irish word, the rest of the CSA soldiers soon see this and proceed to join the officer in tearfully cheering and praising the bravery of the now retreating Union Irish Brigade.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijAwhSwAoWM
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** Made all the more heartwarming by the simple fact that, if the two redshirts were caught doing this, they'd most likely be punished by execution for fraternization with the enemy.
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* Combines with TearJerker, but the party at the Hancock household in California, before Winfield leaves to join the Union and his best friend Lewis Armistead leaves to join the Confederates. Mira Hancock, her husband, and their friend have a tearful goodbye, with Armistead asking Mira to play the song "Kathleen Mavourneen" (which he and Winfield both remember fondly).
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* The scene where those two Confederate and Union {{redshirt}}s start commiserating across a river, then walk out to the middle of it and trade a few puffs on a pipe for some coffee. Sure, we're on opposite sides of a war, but what the hell, it's Christmas.
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