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Confeds surrendering muskets and colors, Confederate States of America

Confeds surrendering muskets and colors, Confederate States of America

Uniform and dress of the army of the Confederate states

Uniform and dress of the army of the Confederate states

Uniform and dress of the army of the Confederate states

The civil war & slavery in the United States

The civil war & slavery in the United States

The civil war & slavery in the United States

The civil war & slavery in the United States

Confeds surrendering muskets and colors, Confederate States of America

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Soldier holding flag standing next to a pile of rifles--outline of soldiers in background.

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military officers soldiers history civil war surrenders confederate drawings american confeds muskets colors 1865 american civil war flag
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Date

01/01/1865
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Waud, Alfred R. (Alfred Rudolph), 1828-1891, artist
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Library of Congress
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military officers soldiers history civil war surrenders confederate drawings american confeds muskets colors 1865 american civil war flag