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What are battle spectators?

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Battle spectators range in sorts. In some cases like the civil war, the north- thinking the south would be easily dealt with- invited spectators to come and watch the war itself. In a sense this is a type and i do emphasize type of battle spectator. In other definitions, if you have ever seen a battle reenactment, you indeed to a point anyway may be considered a battle spectator.
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