Peerless Colored Americans 198 Frame Style:Ebony Frame His likeness was printed for

His likeness was printed for a Union public hungry for a face to fix the opening shot upon

Memorial to the Loyal Sons of the South

the salutation closing like a letter from a man who treated the office as correspondence between gentlemen

where Burnside fed wave after wave of Union infantry into a stone wall and a sunken road

Union A documentary lithograph of the freezing turn-of-the-year carnage along the Stones River

Peerless Colored Americans 198 Frame Style:Ebony Frame His likeness was printed forPeerless Colored Americans 198 belongs to a commemorative tradition that gathered the faces of Black achievement into a single illustrated roster ministers, soldiers, statesmen, and orators rendered with the dignity that postbellum America so often refused them in the street. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies, and the