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U.S. siege mortar (artillery) at Petersburg, Virginia, 1864, colorized photo

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Telegraphing The Last Confederate Invasion Of The North

American Civil War, Eastern Theater, Petersburg campaign. July 5, 1864, saw Lieutenant General Ulysses S. Grant, stationed in City Point, Virginia,…

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