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Barlow and Gibbons charge between the Mechanicsville road and swamp, June 3rd, 1864

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1864 June 3.
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Keywords

  1. American
  2. Artillery (Weaponry)
  3. Barlow, Francis C
  4. Campaigns & Battles
  5. Civil War
  6. Civil War, 1861 1865
  7. Cold Harbor
  8. Cold Harbor, Battle Of, Va., 1864
  9. Drawings
  10. Gaines' Mill
  11. Gibbon, John
  12. History
  13. Military Officers
  14. Military Service
  15. Soldiers
  16. Troop Movements
  17. Union
  18. United States
  19. Virginia

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