Concord Bridge, The Nineteenth Of April, 1775 - Canvas Giclee

Concord Bridge, The Nineteenth Of April, 1775 - Canvas GicleeCanvas Giclee (printed as ordered) 35 Numbered Overall: 37" x 25" $700. 00 In this latest masterwork, Don Troiani has recreated the momentous scene at Concord Bridge that began the American Revolution and changed the world. Here the Minutemen lead by Maj. John Buttrick face three companies of British Light Infantry across the wooden bridge near Concord, Mass. The Acton Company armed with muskets and bayonets was in the lead as the British opened fire

Here we see a Dragoon Trooper & Bugler during the mid-war period with bearskin crested helmet and green coats faced with red

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who have assisted in protecting the rights of human nature and establishing an asylum for the poor and oppressed of all nations and religions

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The British light infantry companies were sent out as flankers and tried desperately to chase off the "Country people" who attacked the now weary soldiers while the grenadiers marched along the road

allied batteries fired almost 15

Coppens Zouaves

South Carolina State Dragoons

This figure is based on research by Jim Kochan for a forthcoming book on dress of the British Marines and Royal Marines (distant future)

At one point in the fighting a small group of Highlanders of the 42nd Regiment of Foot managed to break into the French works

40th Regiment Of Foot British Grenadier

Colonel Benjamin Cleveland (1738-1806) of Wilkes County