Coming into the Lines by Edwin Forbes (1876)

Engraving of a wagon with passengers drawn by horses and an ox on a dirt road, with seated soldiers and a rifleman.

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An engraved print shows a covered wagon pulled by a pair of horses and an ox along a dirt road, carrying several passengers. A man walks alongside holding a rifle, while two seated men rest near a makeshift shelter on the left. The work is titled Coming into the Lines, was made by Edwin Forbes, and is dated 1876.

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1876

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