Assault on Fort Sanders 1863 Frame Style:Bourbon Frame An ecclesiastical portrait of the

An ecclesiastical portrait of the Black American clergyman who carried his miter to Port-au-Prince

1839 — a Senate-era portrait of the Virginian Whig who broke with Van Buren over the Independent Treasury

The parlor here is a balm

finishing the memoirs that would outlive him by weeks

exposing the gilded gearwork of orbits and epicycles beneath

Assault on Fort Sanders 1863 Frame Style:Bourbon Frame An ecclesiastical portrait of theAssault on Fort Sanders 1863 renders Longstreet's doomed November charge at Knoxville as a tangle of telegraph wire and frozen ditch, the Confederate brigades breaking against earthworks where minutes of fighting cost what hours could not redeem. 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 (Currier