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3 years ago, i found a gun powder horn in my attic full of gunpowder. At night, me and my friend went outside, and poured it all on the grownd. He was too afraid to light it, so i did. It made a huge flash and my eyes imediatly swelled shut. He led me into my house, and i was airlifted to a hospital in NJ were i was for 2 weeks, recovering from 2nt and 3rd degree burns to my hands, arms, and face. it took about a year after that, and thank god, you can barly tell that anything happend to me, exept for some minimal scaring on my arm. DO NOT LIGHT GUNPOWDER ON FIRE!!! You will end up like me, or worse, dead!
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in September 1782 when Indians and British soldiers attacked Fort Henry, Virginia the gunpowder ran low in the fort. her brother's cabin was near by she volunteered to run to the cabin and get the gunpowder stored there. several other volunteered too but she argued that she knew where the gunpowder was stored. so when she went out of the fort the Indians and British soldiers were to shocked to fire at her. when she reached the cabin she grabbed the gunpowder and put it in her apron and ran back as fast as she could to the fort. the siege lasted another day and thanks to her the settlers didn't run out of gunpowder. the attacker eventually gave up and fled
Gunpowder varies from $15 - $20 American dollars for each pound.