4th Division of Ferguson’s American Volunteers

4th Division of Ferguson’s American Volunteers4th Division of Fergusons American Volunteers "4th Division of Fergusons American Volunteers (file partners from the Loyal American Regiment and the 1st Battalion of New Jersey Volunteers), JAN APR 1780. They were also equipped with (P1776 contract ) and musket & bayonets. Basically, each rifleman was guarded by a companion with a musket and bayonet. The American Volunteers were part of the Southern campaign. Water Color and Gouache on paper." Don

Colonel Edward Lacey and Captain John McClure from Chester County

a man and boy lay mortally wounded

Blanchard stubbornly unfurled the national colors and tied the case around his waist

Gosline Zouaves 1864-65 (fought At Petersburg)

” in the words of James Thacher of the Light Infantry

Moving towards the musicians on the right now

while a brass-mounted sword and bayonet are slung on a belt from the opposite shoulder

the seat of English colonial government in Massachusetts

negroes and molattoes

Artist Proof Print

Major General Ulysses S

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