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August Wilhelm von Hofmann (1818-1892) (engraving)
 
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August Wilhelm von Hofmann (1818-1892) (engraving)

Cook, George S. (1819-1902)

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August Wilhelm von Hofmann (1818-1892) (engraving)

Cook, George S. (1819-1902)

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Confederate artillery near Charleston, S.C. in 1863, during the US Civil War. The unit includes several young teenage soldiers who appear younger than 17 years old. Photo by George Cook
 
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Confederate artillery near Charleston, S.C. in 1863, during the US Civil War. The unit includes several young teenage soldiers who appear younger than 17 years old. Photo by George Cook

Cook, George S. (1819-1902)

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Confederate artillery near Charleston, S.C. in 1863, during the US Civil War. The unit includes several young teenage soldiers who appear younger than 17 years old. Photo by George Cook

Cook, George S. (1819-1902)

EVB7066935

US Civil War. Siege of Charleston, 1863. Two Confederate soldiers, standing on the ruins of a chimney, in Fort Sumter, 1863. During the Union bombardment in August 1863, Confederate Gen. Beauregard replaced the fort's usual garrison with 320 infantrymen, who withstood the shelling and repulsed a Union landing party on the night of Sept. 8, 1863. The attack by 400 Union sailors and marines failed, of whom 8 were killed, 19 wounded and 105 taken prisoner, against no Rebel casualties. Photo by George S. Cook
 
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US Civil War. Siege of Charleston, 1863. Two Confederate soldiers, standing on the ruins of a chimney, in Fort Sumter, 1863. During the Union bombardment in August 1863, Confederate Gen. Beauregard replaced the fort's usual garrison with 320 infantrymen, who withstood the shelling and repulsed a Union landing party on the night of Sept. 8, 1863. The attack by 400 Union sailors and marines failed, of whom 8 were killed, 19 wounded and 105 taken prisoner, against no Rebel casualties. Photo by George S. Cook

Cook, George S. (1819-1902)

EVB7066802

US Civil War. Siege of Charleston, 1863. Two Confederate soldiers, standing on the ruins of a chimney, in Fort Sumter, 1863. During the Union bombardment in August 1863, Confederate Gen. Beauregard replaced the fort's usual garrison with 320 infantrymen, who withstood the shelling and repulsed a Union landing party on the night of Sept. 8, 1863. The attack by 400 Union sailors and marines failed, of whom 8 were killed, 19 wounded and 105 taken prisoner, against no Rebel casualties. Photo by George S. Cook

Cook, George S. (1819-1902)

EVB7066802

US Civil War. Confederate artillery near Charleston, S.C. in 1863. Union Admiral Samuel Dupont commanded a US Navy fleet that arrived off Charleston in early 1863. The Confederate troops and artillery in Charleston limited the US land invasion to Morris Island. Photo by George Cook
 
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US Civil War. Confederate artillery near Charleston, S.C. in 1863. Union Admiral Samuel Dupont commanded a US Navy fleet that arrived off Charleston in early 1863. The Confederate troops and artillery in Charleston limited the US land invasion to Morris Island. Photo by George Cook

Cook, George S. (1819-1902)

EVB7066953

US Civil War. Confederate artillery near Charleston, S.C. in 1863. Union Admiral Samuel Dupont commanded a US Navy fleet that arrived off Charleston in early 1863. The Confederate troops and artillery in Charleston limited the US land invasion to Morris Island. Photo by George Cook

Cook, George S. (1819-1902)

EVB7066953

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