This portrait fixes the author at the moment her sentences began doing the work that statesmen would not
Representative From Georgia
From the Plantation to the Senate 1883 traces an arc no antebellum cartographer could have charted — a Reconstruction-era print honoring the improbable distance between the cotton row and the chamber floor
drawn in the cautious optimism of a country still learning what its amendments meant
American Steamboats on the Hudson Passing the Highlands 1874 - Vintage Maritime Print — a chromolithograph in the Currier & Ives idiom
Armoured Steel Cruiser New York United States Navy 1893 Frame Style:Bourbon Frame This portrait fixes the authorArmoured Steel Cruiser New York, United States Navy, 1893. A naval draftsman's study of the Navy's new armored cruiser, her hull plates and gun turrets rendered with the bolted confidence of a fleet rebuilt in steel the white squadron readying itself, five years early, for the empire it did not yet know it wanted. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives,