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more for warmth than as a fire retardant protection
The equipment here is a mix of Confederate and Federal manufactured goods
The throat and face (particularly the eyes
George’ on his surcoat
Santa Anna spared only the women and the children and… a few black slaves after the Alamo’s capture
16085 George Rogers Clark Illinois Regiment Kneeling at the Ready American History more for warmth than asA small force of Virginia militiamen, led by George Rogers Clark, seized control of several British posts in the Illinois Country of the then Province of Quebec. Clark and his men crossed the Ohio River from Kentucky and took control without firing a shot because most of the inhabitants were unwilling to take up arms on behalf of the British Empire. To counter Clarks advance, Henry Hamilton, the British lieutenant governor at Fort Detroit, reoccupied