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Founding Fathers Grieve

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  • Prompt: George Washington, standing, wearing his royal blue Revolutionary War uniform, ((obviously grieving)), with his tricorn hat over his heart, ((wearing a prominent black arm band on his right arm)). Oil on canvas in the style of Caspar David Friedrich
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Portrait of a Handsome Man in Uniform ХЕР ВАСИЛИЧ

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  • Prompt: The famous commander Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov had one feature: when walking, he used to bounce. Uninformed people attributed this detail to his eccentricity, often characteristic of brilliant people. In fact, Suvorov wasn't fooling around at all. But it was not a combat injury, although they also took place. There are two versions that differ in time: when exactly Alexander Vasilyevich injured his leg with a needle. 1. According to the first version, even as a child, he stepped on a needle with his bare foot, and it broke there. Doctors failed to remove the needle. Part of it remained in Suvorov's leg forever, so he walked without stepping on his heel, relying only on his toe. 2. According to the second version, the orderly Prokhor, who darned the commander's stocking, left a needle in it due to forgetfulness. Suvorov ran into her with his heel. The needle broke, leaving its tip deep. No matter how the regimental doctor picked with a knife, no matter how Proshka pressed with his thick fingers, no matter how angry the impatient Alexander Vasilyevich was, nothing came of it. The point of the needle has gone somewhere deep into the heel, and now it hurts to step on the foot. You have to put a boot on one foot and a shoe on the other. an excerpt from the book "Suvorov and Kutuzov" author. Now the fact that Alexander Vasilyevich limped on his right leg does not seem surprising at all, because leaning on it, he felt no slight pain. During the war between Russia and Turkey, the Turks dubbed Suvorov - "Topal Pasha", which means "Lame General" in translation. And not to make fun of him. The title "Pasha" in Turkey is respectful, commensurate with the English "sir".
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