File:"Rebel Prisoners in the Dungeon of the State House at Jefferson City, Missouri.".jpg

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English: Print of 17 men being held prisoner by a single guard holding a rifle with a bayonet. One man is lying on the floor in the foreground to the left, three are sitting on the floor, one is sitting on a box, and the others are standing. "[OC]TOBER 5, 1861.] REBEL PRISONERS IN THE DUNGEON OF THE STATE HOUSE AT JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI. - [SKETCHED BY JAMES A. GUIRL.]" (printed below image). Image from a newspaper clipping from Harper's Weekly, October 5, 1861.
Title: "Rebel Prisoners in the Dungeon of the State House at Jefferson City, Missouri."
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Source Missouri History Museum
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Author James A. Guirl
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P0084-1240
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Prisons
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Civil War, 1861-1865
Newspapers
wood engraving
Harper's Weekly
rebels
Prisoners
State House
Jefferson City
bayonet
Men
soldier
Armed Forces
rifle
James A. Guirl
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157913

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