Franz Sigel 19th Century old S America map bracketing a life between two

bracketing a life between two dates that the country was still learning how to mourn

Died October 6 1892 — a memorial portrait bracketing the Laureate's eighty-three years between two engraved dates

New York Niagara Falls — postcards drawn to the thunder of the Horseshoe and the mist rising off the gorge

Civic Center domes

smoke streaming sideways as the mail car barrels through the night

Franz Sigel 19th Century old S America map bracketing a life between twoFranz Sigel 19th Century the German born Union general rendered in the formal idiom of his adopted republic, his likeness circulated through immigrant regiments who marched under the rallying cry "I fights mit Sigel" toward the bloodied fields of Pea Ridge and New Market. 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