American art and American art collections; essays on artistic subjects (1889)
Montgomery, Walter · Boston, E.W. Walker & co · leaf 168
A creature not too bright or good , To eat considable daily food. AMERICAN ART 137 Merrill has drawn in a spirited and faithful manner many scenes in our great war, and ofthese we select Tirrels battery at the battle of Pittsburg Landing, which is from CharlesCarleton Coffins book My Days and… … Tirrels Battery at Pittsburg Landing. Drawn ev Merrill. The fleet had by this time advanced to a point within seven miles of Rolling Fork,when word was brought to the Admiral, by the negroes swarming on the banks, that a partyof guerillas had gone up the river bank with the intention of felling…
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