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Massachusetts / Union Army / United States / Sculpture of the United States / William Harvey Carney / Adams Memorial / Diana / David Farragut / Glory / African Americans in the Civil War / Augustus Saint-Gaudens / Robert Gould Shaw
Date: 2014-03-25 14:04:28
Massachusetts
Union Army
United States
Sculpture of the United States
William Harvey Carney
Adams Memorial
Diana
David Farragut
Glory
African Americans in the Civil War
Augustus Saint-Gaudens
Robert Gould Shaw

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