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Pencil and chalk sketch of soldiers digging breastworks with bayonets and pans on a smoky battlefield, a flag behind them.

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On Hancocks front- the soldiers ha(ving) no picks and shovels used bayonets, tin pans, old canteens, and even their hands in throwing up breastworks ARW LCCN2004660168, Alfred Waud (1864), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A graphite and white chalk sketch on grey paper shows soldiers in uniform digging earthworks with bayonets, pans, and their bare hands while a flag and mounted figures stand in the background. Smoke and scattered debris fill the battlefield scene. The drawing is by Alfred Waud, dated 1864, and held by Wikimedia Commons under the title about Hancock's soldiers building breastworks without picks and shovels.

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