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Mort Kunstler - In the previous painting, “Road to Glory,” I showed Jackson leaving the Virginia Military Institute at the head of the Cadet Corps at the beginning of the war. In this piece Last Tribute of Respect, I once again show him leaving VMI for the last time…in his coffin. |
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Mort Kunstler -...Clara Barton and Walt Whitman were there at the same time! The Angel of the Battlefield treated the wounded Confederate with the same care and concern that she employed with her own boys |
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John Paul Strain - and so it was for the devil at the crossroads. Brice's Crossroads was the most one-sided defeat of any force in the war between the states. The news of the defeat stunned General Grant's headquarters in Washington. Secretary of War Edwin Stanton said, "Forrest is the devil, and I think he has got some of our troops under cower." |
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Mort Kunstler - As the men rode up the hill on Court Street alongside the Courthouse, none of them could have imagined the unparalleled success and fame that would subsequently come to the young lieutenant. Mosby himself could not have foreseen the reputation he would gain. I was able to combine...The Gray Ghost and his men in front of the Warrenton County Courthouse, on a significant date in their formation, in the beautiful Virginia snow. |
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