"A Sight in Camp in the Daybreak Gray and Dim" begins early one morning in an army camp. The speaker peers at the faces of three dead soldiers, including an old man, a youth, and a man whose face seems like the face of Jesus Christ. These anonymous soldiers soon come to represent not only the range of human tragedy in the war but also the possibility of redemption.
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A Sight in Camp in the Daybreak Gray and Dim" begins early one morning in an army camp. The speaker peers at the faces of three dead soldiers, including an old man, a youth, and a man whose face seems like the face of Jesus Christ. The statement that is described above “These anonymous soldiers soon come to represent not only the range of human tragedy in the war but also the possibility of redemption” is true.
