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A depiction of the Siege of Charleston (1780) by Alonzo Chappel. — Image Credit

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Conclusion of the Siege of Charleston and British occupation painting by Dale Watson

Siege of Charleston

Continental soldiers charge forth at the Battle of Germantown

The 116th Infantry Regiment

Col. Abraham Buford by Dale Watson

An illustration of the Battle of Camden / Hobkirk Hill

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Tar Bluff Slave Tag Number 1836

Tar Bluff Artifacts Recall a Voice Silenced by War

This is a portrait of Henry Clinton.

A still from Charles Lee: Washington's Most Arrogant General

Charles Lee: Washington's Most Arrogant General

Painting of William Woodford

William Woodford

Portrait of Major General Charles Lee

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