Brig. -Genl. Michael Corcoran - of the Irish Brigade late col
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Brig. -Genl. Michael Corcoran - of the Irish Brigade late col
Brig.-Genl. Michael Corcoran - of the Irish Brigade late colonel of the gallant N.Y. Sixty Ninth. Print shows Michael Corcoran, half-length portrait, facing slightly right, wearing military uniform and holding sword in left hand. Date 186-. Brig.-Genl. Michael Corcoran - of the Irish Brigade late colonel of the gallant N.Y. Sixty Ninth. Print shows Michael Corcoran, half-length portrait, facing slightly right, wearing military uniform and holding sword in left hand. Date 186-
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Brig Colonel Corcoran Gallant Genl Michael Ninth Sixty
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Brigadier General Michael Corcoran: The Valiant Colonel of the Irish Brigade's Sixty-Ninth New York Regiment This striking half-length portrait captures the intense gaze and unwavering determination of Brigadier General Michael Corcoran, late colonel of the renowned Irish Brigade's Sixty-Ninth New York Regiment. Dressed in his military uniform, complete with a sash adorned with the green and gold colors of Ireland, Corcoran holds his sword in his left hand, symbolizing his commanding authority and readiness for battle. Born in County Cork, Ireland, in 1821, Corcoran immigrated to the United States in 1847, settling in New York City. He quickly became involved in the city's political and social scene, and when the Civil War broke out, he rallied Irish immigrants to form the Irish Brigade, a unit renowned for its fierce loyalty and unwavering dedication to the Union cause. Corcoran's leadership during the war was marked by his bravery and strategic acumen. He led his troops in some of the most significant battles, including the Second Battle of Bull Run and the Battle of Gettysburg. Despite suffering numerous wounds, he continued to inspire his men with his unyielding spirit and unwavering commitment to the Union cause. After the war, Corcoran continued to serve his community, becoming a prominent figure in New York City's Irish American community and a respected leader in the Republican Party. He passed away in 1897, leaving behind a legacy of courage, determination, and unwavering loyalty to his country and his people. This portrait, captured in the late 1800s, serves as a powerful reminder of the indomitable spirit of Brigadier General Michael Corcoran and the Irish Brigade's Sixty-Ninth New York Regiment, who fought valiantly for the cause of freedom and equality.
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