"Never Give Up The Field" Battle Of First Manassas, July 21 1861

"Never Give Up The Field" Battle Of First Manassas, July 21 1861350 Signed Numbered Overall: 30. 75" x 24. 25" Image: 26. 75" x 20" $225. 00 Colonel Francis Bartow was not one to lead from behind or to send a regiment, where he would not himself go. Both were traits that would endear him to his men, and also would result in his mortal wounding at the First Battle of Bull Run July 21, 1861. Although he had little if any formal military training, Francis Bartow threw himself into the roll first as captain of the

Watercolors and Gouache on paper with a bit of pen and ink

was so close that he could hear their conversation

” a brigade of blue-coated cavalry reached Knoxville on the night of December 3

John Brown Gordon

Some (including Stockbridge Tribe) were also issued new muskets (almost certainly French)

Ferguson's Corps Of British Riflemen

Baxter Zouaves

52 matrosses (private artillery soldiers) and 2 drummers

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Sixth and Seventh Wisconsin

which was the emblem of the Rangers

Scott’s Brigade