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In Twain's "The Private History of a Campaign that Failed," Smith, the blacksmith's apprentice, is given credit for:

A. Being killed in battle
B. Naming the militia group's encampments
C. Earning the rank of sergeant



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Smith is credited for naming the militia group's encampments.


Explanation:

In Twain's 'The Private History of a Campaign that Failed,' Smith, the slacksmith's apprentice is given credit for naming the militia group's encampments. In the story, Smith's ability to name the encampments showcases his contribution to the group's operations and strategic planning.


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