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Marriage of a Coloured Soldier at Vicksburg by Chaplain Warren of the Freedmen
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Marriage of a Coloured Soldier at Vicksburg by Chaplain Warren of the Freedmen
2652846 Marriage of a Coloured Soldier at Vicksburg by Chaplain Warren of the Freedmens Bureau, pub. 1866 (engraving) by Waud, Alfred Rudolph (1828-91); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; American, out of copyright
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Marriage of a Coloured Soldier at Vicksburg - A Celebration of Love and Freedom
EDITORS COMMENTS
. This photo print, captured by Chaplain Warren of the Freedmen's Bureau in 1866, beautifully encapsulates a momentous occasion - the marriage of a coloured soldier at Vicksburg. The image portrays an extraordinary blend of joy, resilience, and hope that defined the African American community during this transformative period in history. The bridegroom stands tall and proud, adorned in his military uniform as a symbol of his service to his country. Beside him is his radiant bride, exuding grace and strength as she embarks on this new chapter. Surrounding them are bridesmaids dressed elegantly in their finest attire, standing united with their friends on this momentous day. Chaplain Joseph Warren officiates the ceremony with reverence and compassion, embodying the role he played not only as preacher but also as superintendent of education for freed slaves. His presence serves as a reminder that education was key to empowerment during these times. This image captures more than just a wedding; it represents love triumphing over adversity and freedom prevailing against all odds. It speaks volumes about the resilience and determination exhibited by African Americans throughout history. As we gaze upon this engraving from Alfred Rudolph Waud's lens, we are reminded that every love story deserves to be celebrated regardless of race or background. This photograph serves as both an important historical document and an enduring testament to the power of love within communities striving for
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