A portrait of an admiral in this conflict was discovered in 2008 to have been overlaid with African features. An artist and soldier from this conflict depicted himself wrapped in a cart in a cartoon titled for his “triumphant entry.” A painting showing a failed siege in this conflict depicts the black soldier Pompey avenging a superior’s death. (-5[1])A notably inaccurate portrayal of an event in this conflict (-5[1])whitewashed (-5[1])one subject and copied the engraving (*) Fruits of (-5[1])Arbitrary (10[1])Power. A large flag flies above Major (-5[1])Pierson (10[1]-5[1])as (10[1])he dies (10[1])in a painting (-5[1])of this conflict. (10[3]-5[4])That painting (-5[1])is by engraver Henry Pelham’s half-brother John Singleton Copley. Prince Whipple may be in a painting of this conflict showing the title figure on a boat crossing (10[2])an (10[2])icy (10[2])river. (10[10])For (10[1])10 (10[2])points, name this war depicted (10[1])in Emanuel (10[1])Leutze’s Washington (10[1])Crossing the Delaware. (10[2])■END■ (10[2])