Charles Lee Esqr. Major General of the Continental Army in America, 1776 Size:24x36 copper skin still bright

copper skin still bright

the eyes carry the weight of orders given and men lost

Ring Again the Liberty Bell in 1918 — Jefferson & W

and hung upon a parlor wall

the architecture of Reconstruction itself

Charles Lee Esqr. Major General of the Continental Army in America, 1776 Size:24x36 copper skin still brightCharles Lee Esqr. Major General of the Continental Army in America, 1776 an engraved likeness of Washington's most insubordinate lieutenant, rendered in the year of independence itself, before Monmouth and the court martial that would unmake him. The plate carries the bearing of a man who believed himself the rightful commander of a revolution. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of