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The Battle of Germantown at Chew House in 1777, engraved by Robert Hinshelwood (1812-c
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The Battle of Germantown at Chew House in 1777, engraved by Robert Hinshelwood (1812-c
AKM203533 The Battle of Germantown at Chew House in 1777, engraved by Robert Hinshelwood (1812-c.75) c.1860 (engraving) (b/w photo) by Chappel, Alonzo (1828-87) (after); Philadelphia History Museum at the Atwater Kent; ePhiladelphia History Museum at the Atwater Kent; American, out of copyright
Media ID 22215760
© Philadelphia History Museum at the Atwater Kent / Bridgeman Images
British Victory Revolutionary War Tricorn Hat Dying Injuries Wound Wounded
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This print captures the intense Battle of Germantown at Chew House in 1777, engraved by Robert Hinshelwood. The scene depicts a pivotal moment during the Revolutionary War, showcasing the bravery and sacrifice of American soldiers fighting against British forces. In this historic battle, which took place in North America, we witness a clash between two armies as they confront each other on the battlefield. The soldiers are seen engaged in fierce combat, wielding swords and wearing tricorn hats that symbolize their allegiance to their respective sides. Amidst the chaos of war, wounded soldiers can be seen lying on the ground while others fight valiantly on horseback. The image evokes a sense of both triumph and tragedy as it portrays not only the determination of those fighting for freedom but also the devastating consequences of conflict. The presence of injured horses further emphasizes the brutality of war and its impact on both human lives and animals. It serves as a reminder that battles not only affect individuals directly involved but also innocent creatures caught in its crossfire. Through this powerful engraving from 1860, we are transported back to an era where revolutionaries fought for independence against formidable odds. It stands as a testament to our nation's history and reminds us to honor those who sacrificed everything for liberty.
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