File:"Brigadier-General Kelley, of Virginia." and "Brigadier-General A. McDowell McCook.".jpg

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English: Print of Gen. Kelley with a sword, seated in a chair. "BRIGADIER-GENERAL KELLEY, OF VIRGINIA" (printed below image).

Bust portrait of Gen. McCook in uniform. "BRIGADIER-GENERAL A. McDOWELL M'COOK." (printed below image).

From a newspaper clipping from Harper's Weekly.
Title: "Brigadier-General Kelley, of Virginia." and "Brigadier-General A. McDowell McCook."
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Source Missouri History Museum
URL: http://images.mohistory.org/image/8729BB90-1983-5DC0-B8DB-34497D7D9411//original.jpg
Gallery: http://collections.mohistory.org/resource/158352
Author G. Anthony, H. Mosler
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P0084-1260
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Newspaper and Illustrations of Civil War in Missouri I (matted)
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Brigadier General
Kelley
A. McDowell
man
soldier
uniform
seated
chair
Portrait
Civil War, 1861-1865
Harper's Weekly
wood engraving
McCook
bust
sword
Armed Forces
Newspapers
G. Anthony
H. Mosler
Resource
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158352

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