In a painting of this war, a wounded soldier leans on a drum next to a fallen horse which has just been bayoneted in the neck, while a soldier on the left is being bayoneted next to a cannon.
In a painting of this war, a wounded soldier leans on a drum next to a fallen horse which has just been bayoneted in the neck, while a soldier on the left is being bayoneted next to a cannon. A commander in this war kneels next to his horse in an Arnold Friberg painting. Another painting of this war is sometimes censored in textbooks because of a (*) watch fob that is often mistaken for genitalia, and inspired a sonnet in which each line is an anagram of the title. That painting of this war includes a figure in a red shirt who may be a woman disguised as a man, and shows a man standing at the front of a boat as rowers try to push chunks of ice away. John Trumbull painted many scenes from this war. For 10 points, name this war depicted in Washington Crossing the Delaware.
In a painting of this war, a wounded soldier leans on a drum next to a fallen horse which has just been bayoneted in the neck, while a soldier on the left is being bayoneted next to a cannon.
American Revolutionary War 