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National Zouaves: History of the 10th New York Infantry (Shaun C. Grenan - UA) Helmets 500 British and Hessian soldiersby Shaun C. Grenan Follow the zouaves of the 10th New York Infantry from their inception in December of 1860 with President Lincoln's election, all the way through to the surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia at Appomattox Court House in 1865. The men of the National Zouaves were heavily engaged during the Seven Days' Campaign, Second Manassas, and more, and lost almost half of their number at the horrific Battle of Fredericksburg during the