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A Jacksonian Democrat parachuted into Tyler's fractious cabinet
where ticker tape was the closest thing the Gilded Age had to scripture
where four centuries after Columbus the republic dressed its industrial muscle in Beaux-Arts plaster and called the result a New World
A 19th-century mourning print fixing the night at Ford's Theatre into ink — the war all but won
his abolitionist thunder softened into the civic countenance of a republic now tasked with remembering what it had survived
Colonel Frank P. Blair, First Regiment Missouri Volunteers, 1861 Frame Style:Verdigris Frame A Jacksonian Democrat parachuted intoColonel Frank P. Blair, First Regiment Missouri Volunteers, 1861. A border state commander rendered in the early ink of the war, when Missouri's loyalty was a knife's edge and Blair's regiment was the Union's wager that St. Louis would not slip south. 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 lithographic publishers
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