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English: Print of Union soldiers with a flag fighting back against a mob of attacking civilians. "TERRIBLE TRADEGY AT ST. LOUIS, MO. ( See page 56.)" (printed below image). Originally from New York Illustrated News, 25 May 1861, p. 41.
Title: "Terrible Tragedy at St. Louis."
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Source Missouri History Museum
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P0084-1273
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Newspaper and Illustrations of Civil War in Missouri II (matted)
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Civil War, 1861-1865
wood engraving
Soldiers
troops
Men
uniform
civilians
tragedy
flag
fighting
attack
shooting
bayonet
injury
building
Union
mob
secessionist
riot
Camp Jackson (Mo.)
Armed Forces
New York Illustrated News
Newspapers
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158579

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