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The war in Virginia - Explosion of a torpedo under the Commodore Barney, on James River, Aug. 4

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  1. Campaigns & Battles
  2. Civil War
  3. Civil War, 1861 1865
  4. Explosions
  5. Gunboats
  6. History
  7. James River
  8. Magazine Covers
  9. Mine Warfare
  10. Periodical Illustrations
  11. Torpedoes
  12. Union
  13. United States
  14. Virginia
  15. Wood Engravings

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