Rifles for Watie
What is the significance of Lonegan's musket in Rifles for Watie by Harold Keith?
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Lonegan's musket is significant because when Lonegan drops it and runs away from the Battle of Wilson's creek, Jimmy Lear grabs it from the ground and becomes a hero.
Rifles for Watie
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