In The Death of General Warren at the Battle of Bunker's Hill, June 17, 1775, how is the Colonists of the People depicted elucidated?
Joseph Warren
Thomas Grosvenor, soldier to the far right
An African-American slave of Grosvenor, shown behind the officer 
Major Andrew McClary
A black freeman, possibly Peter Salem, head visible below the flags on the left side of the painting
General Israel Putnam, colonial officer on the far left of the painting
Thomas Knowlton, standing over Warren and holding a musket
Lieutenant-Colonel Moses Parker of Chelmsford is depicted sitting wounded to the left of Warren
Colonel Thomas Gardner lying on ground lower right. Both Gardner and Parker were taken prisoner, and both died in early July in Boston.
Colonel William Prescott, who allegedly ordered his soldiers not to fire until "you see the whites of their eyes".
musket Peter Salem Chelmsford Thomas Knowlton left Thomas Grosvenor Joseph Warren Andrew McClary Thomas Gardner Israel Putnam William Prescott