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The Advance on Petersburg - Colored Infantry Drawing Captured Guns to the Rear After the Fight

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Mullen, E. F

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Condition: Vertical and horizontal folds; loss of paper at lower margin; dog ears at all corners, bad at upper left; rips along upper and right margin; brown speckling on Verso, some on Recto.Original drawing location: CW-EM-VA-2/9/64 (Box 7.)Physical description of original: graphite on heavy gauge wove paper; 9.75 x 13.25 in.Recto: No text.Verso: "The Advance on Petersburg // Colored Infantry drawing the Captured rebel Guns to the Rear after the fight at the Rifle Pits // Men of the One Hundred days Regt Ohio Troops. Cheering them as they pass."
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  1. African American Soldiers
  2. African Americans
  3. History
  4. Pictorial Works

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