Clipart illustrations of general topic from the American Civil War, fought between the North (Union) and the South (Confederacy). It was also known as the 'War Between the States'.
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Lee's Table
The table on which General Lee signed the surrender.... |
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Lighthouse
"Lighthouse, Jupiter inlet, east coast of Florida."— Frank Leslie, 1896... |
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Lighthouse
"Lighthouse, Tampa Bay, west coast of Florida."— Frank Leslie, 1896... |
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Loading Gun
"Loading a 15-inch gun in the turret of an ericsson ironclad during the attack on Fort Sumter."— Frank Leslie, 1896... |
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Locomotives
"Five locomotives built at Vicksburg, Miss., by the Federal soldiers, under the superintendence of Colonel Collbaugh, of General McPherson's staff. Our special artist transmitting this sketch wrote: ... |
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Mahaska Crew
"The crew of the United States gunboat Mahaska, Captain Foxhall A. Parker destroying the water battery built by the Confederates at West Point, York River."— Frank Leslie, 1896... |
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Malvern Hill, Battle of
The Battle of Malvern Hill, also known as the Battle of Poindexter's Farm took place on July 1, 1862, in Henrico County, Virginia was the sixth and last of the Seven Days Battles of the Civil War.... |
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March in the Storm
Soldiers on the march in a storm during the Civil War.... |
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Marking Positions
"A sketch on the battlefield- marking the corps positions."— Frank Leslie, 1896... |
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Martin's Pig
It is four o'clock in the afternoon when a messenger rides up to the house of Captain Knott V. Martin. The captain has killed a pig and is ready to dress it, when the messenger hands him a slip of pap... |
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Marye House
The Marye House is located near Fredericksburg where skirmishes advanced towards during the Battle of Fredericksburg.... |
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Massachusetts Sixth Attacked When Marching Through Baltimore
The Massachusetts Sixth is the first to leave to save Washington from the Confederates. However, they have trouble in Baltimore on their journey where they are attacked by the Confederates.... |
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Massaponax Church
A council of war at Massaponax Church in Virginia.... |
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McCandles's Brigade
"McCandles's Brigade P.V.R.C."— Frank Leslie, 1896... |
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McPherson's Troops
"The war in Mississippi- McPherson's troops foraging at the Confederate General Whitfield's headquarters."— Frank Leslie, 1896... |
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Mechanicsville
The Battle of Beaver Dam Creek, also known as the Battle of Mechanicsville or Ellerson's Mill took place on June 26, 1862 in Hanover County, Virginia. The Battle of Mechanicsville was the first major ... |
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Memphis, First Battle of
The First Battle of Memphis was a naval battle fought on the Mississippi River directly above the city of Memphis on June 6, 1862 during the Civil War. The battle marked the eradication of a Confedera... |
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Military Authorities
"The military authorities at Washington, D. C., examining passes in 1861. This scene was of frequent occurrence. A gallant volunteer wishes to take a short furlough in order to show his fiancee the ... |
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Morning Mustering
"Morning mustering of the 'Contrabands' at Fortress Monroe, on their way to their day's work. As a living illustration of one of the aspects of the Civil War, a sketch is given above of the contraban... |
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Morrison, Lieutenant Colonel
"Heroic conduct of Lieutenant Colonel Morrison, Seventy-Ninth New York Highlanders, on the parapet of the Tower Battery, James Island, S. C." —Leslie, 1896... |
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Mortar Battery Stanton
"Interior of the Mortar Battery Stanton, Tybee Island, Ga., showing the operation of 13-inch mortars during the bombardment of Fort Pulaski, April 10th, 1862. The works erected were eleven batteries,... |
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Mortar practice
Mortar practice- putting in the shell.... |
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Mortar Practice
"Mortar practice- 13-inch shell mortar, as used by the Federal government- weight of mortar 17,000 pounds." —Leslie, 1896... |
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Mortar Practice
"Mortar practice- rear view of 13-inch mortar, with its usual complement of seven gunners. The mortar is one of the most ancient forms of cannon, being used as early as 1495 by Charles VIII at the si... |
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Nat Turner
"The discovery of Nat Turner."—E. Benjamin Andrews, 1895... |