Parker's Crossroads Style:Artist's Proof Studio Canvas Giclées The tenders were also removed

The tenders were also removed and the heavy front wheels were temporarily replaced with extra- wide wooden wheels

and the Top Gold Award and Best if Category Giclee in the PIAG Awards in Georgia

The McNeill's Rangers had ridden over 90 miles in twenty-four hours in the worst conditions and captured two Major Generals

Style Image Size Archival Paper 19" x 29" Signature Edition 17" x 26" Classic Edition 21" x 32" Premier Edition 26" x 40" Collector's Edition 39" x 60"

And standing victorious before them were America’s citizen soldiers— “contemptible

Parker's Crossroads Style:Artist's Proof Studio Canvas Giclées The tenders were also removedDecember 31, 1862 On December 31, 1862, following a highly successful two week raid into theFederally controlled territory of Western Tennessee, Confederate General NathanBedford Forrest led 2,000 men in surrounding a Federal brigade of 3,000 men atParkers Crossroads. While awaiting their reply to his surrender terms, a memberof his staff dashed up to General Forrest in great distress shouting, We arebetween two lines of battle. What shall we do? Due