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

"Never Give Up The Field" Battle Of First Manassas, July 21 1861 - Artist ProofArtist Proof 50 Signed Numbered Overall: 30. 75" x 24. 25" Image: 26. 75" x 20" $250. 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

Richard Palmes struck Private Hugh Montgomery with his club

April 1861

French Grenadier Sergeant- Regiment Soissonnais

David Evans

these were not Hessians

During the crisis of the furious fighting the famed British Foot Guards were embroiled in a close duel with Howard's Marylanders

The Provincials included a company of Turnbull’s own light infantry regiment

as Gabriel Cory now testified “… the inhabitants of the valley of Wyoming received information that the Indians were preparing to make an attack on the people …” and “… he was drafted for the term of four months … as a private in the Pennsylvania militia

Having visited Manassas Junction that morning to determine the whereabouts of the remainder of his Brigade (the 9th Georgia and 1st KY which would arrive after the battle)

500 Signed/Numbered (available)

"In his cups

21st Ohio Volunteer Infantry - American Civil War