Abraham Lincoln's Residence, 19th Century Frame Style:Ebony Frame The infant Republican Party's first

The infant Republican Party's first presidential campaign banner

38th Regiment Jefferson Guards New York State Artillery 1843 — a militia document from the long peace before the storm

his verse in Black vernacular drawing the careful attention of a Gilded Age literary establishment still uncertain what to do with an American voice that sounded like America

Pairs naturally with lighthouse engineering drawings

where a planet could be found by arithmetic alone

Abraham Lincoln's Residence, 19th Century Frame Style:Ebony Frame The infant Republican Party's firstAbraham Lincoln's Residence, 19th Century a documentary view of the modest Springfield house at Eighth and Jackson, where a country lawyer lived before the weight of the Union settled on his shoulders. The image carries the quiet of a domestic threshold that history would soon refuse to leave alone. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional