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Florence military prison series--"Persuading Dang" / J.E. Taylor.

Florence military prison series--"Washing up" / J.E. Taylor.

Florence military prison series--"Rejected" / J.E. Taylor.

Florence military prison series--"Counting us off" / J.E. Taylor.

Florence military prison series--"Caught by the dogs" / J.E. Taylor.

Florence military prison series--"On board the old transport" / J.E. Taylor.

Florence military prison series--"Leaving Florence" / J.E. Taylor.

Florence military prison series--"Bringing the log into camp" / J.E. Taylor.

Florence military prison series--"Dressing my wounds" / J.E. Taylor.

Florence military prison series--"Discovering the beans" / J.E. Taylor.

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Summary

Prison guard discovering beans hidden in log.

Photographic reproduction of watercolor by James E. Taylor, 1897.

No. 20.

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Date

01/01/1897
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Contributors

Taylor, James E., 1839-1901, artist
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Location

Florence (S.C.) ,  34.19556, -79.76250
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Library of Congress
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http://www.loc.gov/
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Public Domain

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