Last Words of Captain Nathan Hale, the Hero Martyr of the American Revolution Size:24x18 the kind of civic devotional

the kind of civic devotional printed when the post-war nation was busy stitching its founders back into a single

The Keepers Vigil Minots Ledge Lighthouse Blueprint reads like a study in defiance — granite blocks dovetailed against the Atlantic's worst temper off Cohasset

In Memory of Our Hero Chieftain Patriot Soldier and Statesman Ulysses S

Grand Banquet Given by the Citizens of Cincinnati to the Visiting Merchants — a commemorative engraving of long tables

1884 — a composite lithograph assembled nearly two decades after Appomattox

Last Words of Captain Nathan Hale, the Hero Martyr of the American Revolution Size:24x18 the kind of civic devotionalLast Words of Captain Nathan Hale, the Hero Martyr of the American Revolution. A commemorative engraving rendering the schoolmaster turned spy at the British gallows in 1776, his single regret immortalized in the careful hand of an engraver who understood that a republic, in its infancy, required its martyrs as surely as its founders. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the