File:Aam in civil war burying dead.jpg

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DescriptionAam in civil war burying dead.jpg	"Burying the Dead at Hospital in Fredericksburg, Va." (title from print). Title from Civil War caption book(?): "Fredericksburg, Virginia. Burial of Federal dead." Shows four African American men digging graves; a bearded white man can be seen looking on, arms crossed, in the distance.
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current	04:55, 27 November 2011		820 × 900 (149 KB)	Ingolfson (talk \| contribs)	Angle corrected (horizon levelled) and subsequent cropping to remove damage, frame edges etc...
	04:09, 13 August 2007		951 × 1,024 (222 KB)	Consequentially (talk \| contribs)	{{Information \|Description="Burying the Dead at Hospital in Fredericksburg, Va." (title from print). Title from Civil War caption book(?): "Fredericksburg, Virginia. Burial of Federal dead." Shows four African American men digging graves; a bearded white

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