Collections Ser.3, V.4
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Morgan pressed home his success, and tlie pursuit became vigor- ous and general." — Lee''s Memoirs, Vol. L p. 258.
13. Occasion. — Same as the two last. Silver.
Device. — An officer mounted, at the head of a body of cavalry, charging flying troops ; Victory over the heads of the Americans, holding a laurel crown in her right hand, and a palm branch in her left.
Legend. — gulielmo Washington legionis eq,uit. PRiEFECTo COMITIA AMERICAN.
Reverse. Inscription. — quod parva militum manu strenue PROS...ECUTUS HOSTES, VIRTUTIS INGENITiE PRiECLARUM SPECIMEN DEDIT IN PUGNA AD COWPENS, XVII. JAN. MDCCLXXXI. (Within a laurel crown.) 14. Occasion. — Gallant conduct at the Eutaw Springs, South Carolina. Gold.
Face. — Head of General Greene, a profile.
Legend. — nathanieli green egregio duci comitia Ameri- cana.
Reverse. — Victory lighting on the earth, stepping on a broken shield : under her feet broken arms ; colors ; a shield.
Legend. — salus regionum australium.
Description of American Medals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Morgan pressed home his success, and tlie pursuit became vigor- ous and general." — Lee''s Memoirs, Vol. L p. 258.
13. Occasion. — Same as the two last. Silver.
Device. — An officer mounted, at the head of a body of cavalry, charging flying troops ; Victory over the heads of the Americans, holding a laurel crown in her right hand, and a palm branch in her left.
Legend. — gulielmo Washington legionis eq,uit. PRiEFECTo COMITIA AMERICAN.
Reverse. Inscription. — quod parva militum manu strenue PROS...ECUTUS HOSTES, VIRTUTIS INGENITiE PRiECLARUM SPECIMEN DEDIT IN PUGNA AD COWPENS, XVII. JAN. MDCCLXXXI. (Within a laurel crown.) 14. Occasion. — Gallant conduct at the Eutaw Springs, South Carolina. Gold.
Face. — Head of General Greene, a profile.
Legend. — nathanieli green egregio duci comitia Ameri- cana.
Reverse. — Victory lighting on the earth, stepping on a broken shield : under her feet broken arms ; colors ; a shield.
Legend. — salus regionum australium.
Description of American Medals.
What to read after Collections Ser.3, V.4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Massachusetts Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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