As john buford tracks the confederate army, he stops to wave at a rebel officer. why would he greet an enemy in this way?

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02-08-2017
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As john buford tracks the confederate army, he stops to wave at a rebel officer. why would he greet an enemy in this way?

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Louli Louli · Answer 1 · 2017-08-09T00:47:59+02:00

Louli Louli

09-08-2017

There could be two possibilities for this action:
The first possibility is that he was simply arrogant
The second possibility is that he was a true soldier and a fighter. He wanted to show the enemy that he was not afraid of him and that he was ready to face him and fight him (if the situation required a fight)

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