Sherman's 17th Army Corps entering C and driving out the rebels, March 3. - A sketch by our special artist - see pg. 43. From Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. Sketch.

Title: Sherman's 17th Army Corps entering C and driving out the rebels, March 3. - A sketch by our special artist - see pg. 43. From Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. Sketch.
Description: Collection of engravings depicting scenes from early North Carolina history.
Extent: 3cm x 2cm
Local Identifier: 0984-b1-fa-i22
Location of Original: East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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