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The Pardon of the Mutineers Item Info

Title:
The Pardon of the Mutineers
Date:
September, 1861
Transcription:
Recto: "Genl Wool addressing the Washington Mutineers at the Rip Raps // capt // Gen Wool // Lieut // Mimmouth // water.";Verso: "The Pardon of the Mutineers - // Gen Wool addressing the Washington Mutineers at the Rip Raps -- on the 2nd Inst - // The sketch represents the prisoners stepping forward promising to forever in future act as loyal and obedient soldiers - // The men were dressed in citizen clothes in double file -- different kinds of hats 7 caps -- some had no pants nor vests and appear -- rough and haggard -- They were drawn up on the wharf."
Subjects:
Norfolk (Va.)--History--19th century Virginia--History--Civil War, 1861-1865 Wool, John Ellis,--1784-1869 Mutiny--United States
Condition:
Torn bottom right corner; tears in bottom edge; worn bottom left corner.
Place:
Virginia--Norfolk
Medium:
ink wash and graphite on toned paper
Dimensions:
13.0 x 10.0 in.
Genre:
Image;StillImage
Coordinates:
36.8507689, -76.2858725999999
Source:
Original drawing location: CW-UK-VA-9-61 (Box 10).
URI:
http://hdl.handle.net/2345/4942
Ref. Number:
(Becker)CW-UK-VA-9-61
Collection:
Military Ceremonies and Discipline
Tags:
Ceremony Discipline Mutiny Rip Raps Washington mutineers
Format:
image/jpeg
Attribution
Citation:
"The Pardon of the Mutineers", The Becker Collection, Boston College Libraries, /items/2637.html