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The exiled soldier's adieu to Maryland. Air- "Bertrands's adieu to France." Camp Near Manassas, July 5, 1861

The exiled soldier's adieu to Maryland. Air- "Bertrands's adieu to France." Camp Near Manassas, July 5, 1861

The exiled soldier's adieu to Maryland. Air- "Bertrand's adieu to France. Camp near Manassas, July 5, 1861

Baltimore, Maryland. Sargeant Franklin Williams, home on leave from Army duty, saying goodbye to his mother before leaving for Fort Bragg

Rescued party about to leave Masnieres, France. 11-22-1917

Baltimore, Maryland. Sargeant Franklin Williams, home on leave from Army duty, saying goodbye to his mother before leaving for Fort Bragg

Baltimore, Maryland. Sargeant Franklin Williams, home on leave from Army duty, saying goodbye to his mother before leavng for Fort Bragg

[French military dirigible "République" leaving Moisson for Chalais-Mendon]

The departure of the American troops for France

The exiled soldier's adieu to Maryland. Air- "Bertrand's adieu to France. Camp near Manassas, July 5, 1861

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