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[Yorktown, Va. Confederate water Battery Magruder, with Rodman smooth-bore siege guns]

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1862 June.
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  1. Artillery (Weaponry)
  2. Civil War
  3. Civil War, 1861 1865
  4. Equipment And Supplies
  5. Forts & Fortifications
  6. History
  7. Military Facilities
  8. Peninsular Campaign, 1862
  9. Stereographs
  10. United States
  11. Virginia
  12. Wet Collodion Negatives
  13. Yorktown

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