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Quiet Afternoon Print Style:Giclée on Paper Stringfellow believed the enemy camp

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Stringfellow believed the enemy camp of 200 men could be easily surprised at night and captured while sleeping without firing a single shot

This would not stand

The battle-weary men in blue obediently fixed bayonets

the North Carolina State Capitol in Raleigh became a place of healing as the residents of the city

The General visited with Hotchkiss about his topographical drawing abilities and viewed some examples of his work

Quiet Afternoon Print Style:Giclée on Paper Stringfellow believed the enemy campImage Size 10" x 4 7 16"

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