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unbarbered gravity of a man who insisted democracy could be sung
A commemorative engraving of the morning the British sails finally fell below the horizon and Washington rode down the Bowery into a city held captive for seven years — the Revolution's last
Kansas Wichita rises from the Arkansas River bend where cattle drives once met the rails — a Cowtown turned Air Capital
the wooden boardwalk
Republican Candidate for the President of the United States — the Pathfinder rendered as standard-bearer
Battle of Five Forks, Charge of General Sheridan, April 1st 1865 (1886) framed solar system unbarbered gravity of a manBattle of Five Forks, Charge of General Sheridan, April 1st 1865 (1886). Printed two decades after the saber stroke that cracked Lee's right flank and made Appomattox inevitable, this commemorative lithograph renders Sheridan's charge in the heroic key of a republic still sorting its dead into legend. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional
