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54th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry / Military personnel / Robert Gould Shaw / William Harvey Carney / Fort Wagner / Frederick Douglass / Augustus Saint-Gaudens / James Henry Gooding / Quincy Adams Gillmore / African Americans in the Civil War / American Civil War / Union Army
Date: 2014-10-06 18:59:17
54th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry
Military personnel
Robert Gould Shaw
William Harvey Carney
Fort Wagner
Frederick Douglass
Augustus Saint-Gaudens
James Henry Gooding
Quincy Adams Gillmore
African Americans in the Civil War
American Civil War
Union Army

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