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Andrew Joseph Russell

Rebel Cassion Destroyed by Federal Shells. At Fredericksburgh, May 3, 1863. Eight Horses Killed.

May 3, 1863
Albumen silver print from glass negative
23.7 × 32.8 cm (9.3 × 12.9 in)

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