During the Civil War, photographer Matthew Brady captured some of the conflict’s most famous battlefield images. And at his studios in Washington and New York and out in the field, Brady and his team photographed many of the men who guided the conflict. Here’s a look at some of the many Union generals who posed for Brady’s cameras, from the collection at the National Archives.
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