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Theodore Roosevelt — the Rough Rider rendered in the swaggering iconography of a republic flexing toward empire
The engraving carries the smoke of that Sunday in April
McCulloch (1893) A late-century lithograph rendering of the Missouri bloodletting where Nathaniel Lyon fell and McCulloch's Confederates held the field — the war's first general killed in action
Camp of Reynolds Battery, Stewart's Place, Baltimore, MD, 1862 antique map WI Each Piece Showcases Vibrant ColorsCamp of Reynolds Battery, Stewart's Place, Baltimore, MD, 1862 a documentary photograph of artillerymen bivouacked on the edge of a divided city, where Maryland's uneasy loyalty was held in place by Union guns. Reynolds' Battery rests between drills, the encampment laid out with the patient geometry of men waiting to be ordered south. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the