File:Spanish assault at the Battle of Pensacola (1780).jpg

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English: Battle of Penscola:, amid the destruction from the exploded Fort George magazine, the painting depicts a grenadier officer of the Spanish Louisiana Regiment urging his troops to the assault. The Louisiana Regiment was organized in 1765 and their uniform, consisting of a white coat with blue facings and yellow buttons over a blue vest and breeches, was established at that time. The figure in the red jacket with yellow lace and buttons and blue facings, wearing a low crowned leather cap and white breeches, is from the Company of Free Blacks of Havana.
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