Unfit For Service At The Battle-Field Of Gettysburg - July 6, 1863 by Alexander Gardner or Timothy H. O' Sullivan

(Automatic Writing - involuntary or unconscious writing: the production of writing while in a trance or similar state as an attempt to make contact with the writer's unconscious.)

Look at that stupid horse on the ground a picture of a horse on the ground. Sleeping no of course the horse is dead. Stupid horse. Why did it go to war horses can't fight. No guns for it to hold, no stamina die horse die lying on the ground you weren't fit for this war buddy now you're in this museum forever immortalized should be ashamed of yourself should be a picture of you standing tall you are weak not fit for war.

This picture disturbs me because it shows the death of an animal as the result of the Civil War well I don't know that for sure but that's what this exhibition is meant for. The right of a horse where is that They should've informed the horse that it was going to war and allowed it to make it's own decision why must they bring the innocent the ones that had nothing to do with it. If you want war go and fight it don't stay in your office you want war go fight don't send an animal out to do it for you you should be pulling the wagon and lying on the floor in that photograph not the horse who was not informed about the war. Oh I wonder what it thought when the gun shots sound wave penetrated its ear.