George Washington E Pluribus Unum 1888 Size:24x36 to save the Union

to save the Union

and entered into the ephemeris

James Irvin 1847 belongs to the Whig hour of Pennsylvania politics

Storming of the Heights at Monterey by the American Army

unshowy gaze of the man about to inherit it

George Washington E Pluribus Unum 1888 Size:24x36 to save the UnionGeorge Washington E Pluribus Unum 1888 a centennial flavored chromolithograph that resurrects the first president alongside the republic's adopted motto, the kind of civic devotional printed when the post war nation was busy stitching its founders back into a single, usable myth. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies, and