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The Field of Grounded Arms near the ruins of Fort Hardy, Schuylerville, New York, October 1777: open river-flat grassland going gold with autumn, the broad Hudson River visible beyond a line of bare trees, low morning mist still lying in the hollows. the two officers stand apart from the same field where the soldiers are grounding their arms. the distant american line occupies the far edge of the same open field. the musket pyramids stand in the same ground the grounding soldiers are working on. The field runs several hundred paces to the distant American line, which reads as a thin band no thicker than a hedgerow; each grounding soldier is small against the open grass. It is 17 October 1777, near Schuylerville, New York: British troops in red coats and black gaiters, German troops in dark blue coats, American officers in blue coats faced buff with cocked hats; wool coats, leather cartridge boxes, flintlock muskets and bayonets, canvas tenting visible at the field's edge; flintlock muskets stacked by hand into pyramids, stacked muskets throughout this part of the field.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "A deliberately quiet, almost empty ceremony where the loudest thing is silence. 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