Major General Israel Putnam: He Dared to Lead Where Any Dared to Follow 1864 Frame Style:Ebony Frame the Republic taking inventory of

the Republic taking inventory of itself a century after the Declaration

Horace Greeley 1872 — the editor of the Tribune turned reluctant candidate

this memorial tract carries the long mourning cadence of a republic still rehearsing how to bury its leaders

Each Piece Showcases Vibrant Colors and Sharp Details

and the Royal Astronomical Society's draftsmen rendered the heavens as both mathematical proposition and quiet wonder

Major General Israel Putnam: He Dared to Lead Where Any Dared to Follow 1864 Frame Style:Ebony Frame the Republic taking inventory ofMajor General Israel Putnam: He Dared to Lead Where Any Dared to Follow 1864 a wartime lithograph that reaches back across four score years to summon the old Connecticut farmer soldier as exemplar, his Revolutionary daring conscripted into the Union cause when the country needed every borrowed ghost it could muster. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives,