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Battle of Camden, Death of De Kalb.. Another version.
Large one. (NARA).
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Monument to Baron de Kalb. Another view of statue.
Another.
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Horatio Gates Another.
Another. (Subm. by J. Craig).
Fresco in Senate corridor in U.S. Capitol.
Large one (NARA)
Another.
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Baron DeKalb. Another.
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William Smallwood
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Otho Williams
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John Eager Howard.
Another. Another. Statue.
Picture.
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One in color
Another
Another
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Mordecai Gist
Another
Another.
Major General Mordecai Gist by Lossing.
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Thomas Sumter.
Another. Another.
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Peter Francisco. Horseback. Stamp.
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Charles Cornwallis.
Another.
Another, different.
Typical but larger.
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Banastre Tarleton Another.
Numerous.
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Francis Rawdon
Another. Another by Lossing.
Another.
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George Hanger.
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Historical Marker along highway near DeKalb's monument.
An older paint scheme.
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"Baron
DeKalb Mortally Wounded on This Spot" monument near battle site. Another.
Another.
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Thomas Pinckney. Another by Lossing Another.
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Richard Dobbs Spaight, Sr. Another.
Another.
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Camden National Historic Landmark Marker, full view, near battle site. Close view
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"Vol. of Ireland merit medal" awarded by Lord Rawdon.
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La Rou�rie, marquis de Tuffin [dit 'Armand-Charles'] (1750-1793)
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"Hanging Rock" by Benson J. Lossing (1849). Scanned by B.Carr.
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"Site of Ruguley's Mill" by Benson J. Lossing (1849). Scanned by B.Carr.
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"View at Ruguley's" by Benson J. Lossing (1849). Scanned by B.Carr.
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"View at Gum Swamp" by Benson J. Lossing (1849). Scanned by B.Carr.
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"View at Sander's Creek" by Benson J. Lossing (1849). Scanned by B.Carr. 200' wide.
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Stone in woods behind De Kalb marker on battlefield. Faceplate missing.
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Revolutionary War Park in Quaker Cemetery across US521 from Historic Camden Revolutionary War site.
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Longleaf pine.
Picture.
Description
Description
SC preserve
Longleaf Alliance
Resource
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Lafayette, DeKalb, Gist in Paris before war. Harold Washington Library, Chicago
Submitted by William " Rusty" Major
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Uniforms
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No image available
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Capt. William T. Stoddert, 5th MD, probably present. Gen. Washington's Army: (2), p.42. Soc. of the Cincinnati Mus., Washington DC.
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Dr. Hugh Williamson
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