BATTLE OF FORT WAGNER, 1863. The 54th Massachusetts (Colored) Regiment storming Fort Wagner, South Carolina, during the American Civil War, 18 July 1863. Steel engraving, 1867, after Thomas Nast

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BATTLE OF FORT WAGNER, 1863. The 54th Massachusetts (Colored) Regiment storming Fort Wagner, South Carolina, during the American Civil War, 18 July 1863. Steel engraving, 1867, after Thomas Nast

BATTLE OF FORT WAGNER, 1863.
The 54th Massachusetts (Colored) Regiment storming Fort Wagner, South Carolina, during the American Civil War, 18 July 1863. Steel engraving, 1867, after Thomas Nast

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1863 54th Massachusetts Attack Battle Battle Field Fort Fort Wagner Regiment South Carolina South Eastern Troop

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This powerful steel engraving captures the historic Battle of Fort Wagner during the American Civil War. The image showcases the 54th Massachusetts (Colored) Regiment fearlessly storming Fort Wagner in South Carolina on July 18,1863. Created by Thomas Nast and printed in 1867, this print is a testament to the bravery and determination of African American troops during this pivotal moment in history. The scene depicted portrays a chaotic battlefield, with smoke billowing from cannons and muskets firing all around. The regiment charges forward with unwavering resolve, their bayonets gleaming under the scorching sun. Each soldier's face reflects both determination and courage as they push through enemy lines towards victory. This image encapsulates not only the physical battle but also symbolizes the fight for equality and freedom that these brave soldiers were willing to lay down their lives for. The significance of this event cannot be understated; it marked a turning point in how African Americans were perceived within society and their invaluable contribution to preserving unity within our nation. As we reflect upon this historical moment captured so vividly in this engraving, let us remember those who fought valiantly at Fort Wagner – heroes who paved the way for future generations to come. Their sacrifice serves as an enduring reminder that true strength lies not just in numbers or weaponry but also in unwavering conviction towards justice and equality for all.

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