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Davis, William C. (ed.; 1946-) & Frassanito, William A. (photographic consultant)

Touched by fire. A photographic portrait of the Civil War. Volume one. A project of The National Historical Society.

National Historical Society.
Ort   Boston, Toronto
Verlag   Little, Brown and Company
Jahr   1985
Auflage   first edition
Einband   half-cloth in ill. dustjacket
Illustration, Ausstattung   bw photographs
Medium   Buch
ISBN / ISSN   0-316-17661-3
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Photographie USA Kriegsphotographie 19. Jahrh. Zeitgeschichte, Civil War, Amerikanischer Bürgerkrieg, 1861-1865 Reb, Johnny Lytle, A. D. Hattaway, Herman Jamieson, Perry D. Eller, Ernest M. East, Charles Sommers, Richard J. Castel, Albert 
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