Hon. Stephen A. Douglas of Illinois, National Democratic Candidate for Sixteenth President of the United States, 1860 Frame Style:Bourbon Frame that the nation read the

that the nation read the killing as crucifixion

The Chief Justices of the United States 1894 assembles the men who shaped the bench from Jay to Fuller

its looping prisoners traced in the spidery ink of an ephemeris

a parlor-piece of civic remembrance issued at the close of the century — Martha Washington to Frances Cleveland

drawn in the last century that still believed the heavens could be cradled in brass

Hon. Stephen A. Douglas of Illinois, National Democratic Candidate for Sixteenth President of the United States, 1860 Frame Style:Bourbon Frame that the nation read theHon. Stephen A. Douglas of Illinois, National Democratic Candidate for Sixteenth President of the United States, 1860 a campaign portrait of the Little Giant in the year his party split beneath him, popular sovereignty offered as a final compromise to a Union already past compromising. The lithograph carries all the senatorial bearing of a man who had argued the territories from the floor and lost the argument anyway. About the Source Bella Frye