"The Southern Cross" by Don Troiani

"Brothers Of Ireland" by Don Troiani

The Irish Brigade at the battle of Gains Mill, june 27,1862

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"McPherson's Ridge" by Don Troiani

July 1, 1863, 37 year old Union cavalry General John Buford sits astride his horse beside the McPherson barn and directs Calef's battery into position. The Union troops held their line against the advancing Confederates until reinforcements arrived, holding their position in the climatic battle known as McPherson's Ridge

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"Sons Of Erin" by Don Troiani

September 17,1862, Sharpsburg, Maryland. Father Corby gives absolution in front of the 69th New York


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"Lions of the Roundtop" by Don Troiani

July 2, 1863 Col. Joshua Chamberlain led his men of the 20th Maine regiment in a gallant attack, to hold back the advance of the Alabamans, on Little Round Top at Gettysburg.

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"Lone Star" by Don Troiani

The misty dawn of September 17,1862, ushered in the Civil War's bloodiest day as Gen. George B. McClellan drove his Union army forward to roll up the left flank of Gen. Robert E. Lee's southerners arrayed in the fields and woods surrounding the quiet Maryland village of Sharpsburg.

Lee’s Confederate left faced extinction. Since dawn’s earliest glimmer, Joseph Hooker’s Union I Corps had launched furious and repeated assaults against the thin gray line wrapped around the Dunker Church and West Woods. As wisps of morning fog spiraled above the Antietam Creek on September 17, 1862, Lee called upon John Bell Hood’s division to bolster his deteriorating left.

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"The High Water Mark" by Don Troiani

July 3, 1863 Gen. Lewis Armistead leads his men into Cushing's battery at the Angle, during the culmination of Pickett's charge at the Battle of Gettysburg.

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