Joseph Hodges Choate 1915 Framed_Kauffman when the sobriquet was still

when the sobriquet was still fresh on Confederate tongues and the Virginia general's stone-still brigade had become the Republic's first hard lesson that the war would be neither short nor bloodless

the hexagonal keeper's quarters and lantern-room geometry drawn by someone who knew the bay would try to take it back

each crescent

Battle of Fort Donelson 19th Century renders the February 1862 siege along the Cumberland in the smoke-streaked vocabulary of period engraving — gunboats wheeling

1899 records one of the early skirmishes of the Philippine-American War

Joseph Hodges Choate 1915 Framed_Kauffman when the sobriquet was stillJoseph Hodges Choate 1915. A late portrait of the great New York advocate and ambassador in the final year of his life, caught at the threshold of a war he had urged his countrymen to recognize the elder statesman's gravitas rendered as the republic itself was being forced into sober adulthood. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical