All quiet along the Potomac, No. 2, an illustration of a soldier along the Potomac River by an unknown artist and a stanza of the poem by Ethel Lynn Beers , ca. 1861

All quiet along the Potomac, No. 2, an illustration of a soldier along the Potomac River by an unknown artist and a stanza of the poem by Ethel Lynn Beers , ca. 1861

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Published:	University of Alabama Libraries
Subjects:	Documents
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