Battle of Shiloh 1888 Size:36x24 the Pennsylvania jurist whom the

the Pennsylvania jurist whom the Senate would refuse to confirm

Ink doing what armies had not yet finished

when the lake wind carried embers across wooden boulevards and three hundred souls were lost to a fire that began

freshly emerged from the Compromise that ended Reconstruction

and the avenues drawn in the bold optimism of an architect who believed the future would be built

Battle of Shiloh 1888 Size:36x24 the Pennsylvania jurist whom theBattle of Shiloh 1888 a commemorative rendering issued a generation after the Tennessee bloodletting, when the war had cooled into lithographic memory and veterans on both sides had begun the slow, complicated work of agreeing on what the two days at Pittsburg Landing had cost. 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