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Thirty years after. An artist's story of the great war, told, and illustrated with nearly 300 relief-etchings after sketches in the field, and 20 half-tone equestrian portraits from original oil paintings (1890)

Forbes, Edwin, 1839-1895 · New York, Fords, Howard, & Hulbert · leaf 57

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rom Corse: “I am short a cheek bone and an ear, but can whip all hell yet.” During the battle of Kenesaw Mountain, General Sherman noticed a group of the enemy observing him and his surrounding men with glasses. Anticipating a fire from them, he ordered a battery close by to fire upon the group,…

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