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"Why Don't You Speak for Yourself, John?"
Date:
Object Number:
PR.031.3
Medium:
Chromolithograph card

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Brooklyn Sanitary Fair, 1864. Interior view of the Academy of Music, as seen from the Dress Circle
1864
Continental Works, Green Point, Brooklyn, T.F. Rowland, Proprietor
1865
Company K, 34th Regiment, New York State Volunteers
ca. 1861-1863
Capt. E.S. Northup
ca. 1861-1863
Capt. Northup & His Rookies
ca. 1861
Union Prisoners at Salisbury N.C.
1863
Print # 23, Butler's victims of Fort St. Philip
1863
Print # 9, Election in Baltimore, November, 1862
1863
Panorama of the Embarkation...
Manhattan Rifles!
1861-1865
Confederate Fortifications, Yorktown, Va.
ca. 1862
Brig. General Abram Duryée
Gallant charge of Hawkins's Zouaves upon the Rebel Batteries on Roanoke Island
March 1, 1862
Baxter's Zouaves Making a Road through the Woods in front of Yorktown
May 10, 1862
Charge of the Black Horse Cavalry upon the Fire Zouaves at the Battle of Bull Run
August 10, 1861
Tenth Regiment NY Volunteers (National Zouaves), Colonel McChesney Commanding, at their Late Quarters at Sandy Hook
June 22, 1861
The First Zouaves Preparing to Repel Cavalry
Charge of Duryée's Zouaves (Fifth Regiment New York Volunteers) at the Battle of Great Bethel
June 29, 1861
The Civil War in America: The 4th Regiment of New York Zouaves Passing through Broadway on their Way to Embark for the War "Down South"
ca. 1861
Bull Run
The Zouave Defender
1861
The Latest Zouave Drill. (All Up.)
The New Zouave Drill. Choke Secession. (Three motions.)
The Soldier's Dream Home
1861
When thus our hosts go proudly forth, Let foes beware the spirit of the North!
1861

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