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1846 — the morning Captain Montgomery raised the Stars and Stripes over the sleepy bayside village
his rumpled collar and spectacled stare rendered in the engraver's careful hatchwork
when the nation made pilgrimage to the room where the Declaration was signed and tried to remember what it had been fighting over for a hundred years
ruled and ornamented for the careful entry of names and dates — the parlor-wall arithmetic of grief
Encampment of Gen. Pope's Army Before Corinth, May 1862 Frame Style:Canvas Wrap 1846 — the morning CaptainEncampment of Gen. Pope's Army Before Corinth, May 1862. A documentary engraving of the Union siege lines drawn tight around the Mississippi rail junction, where John Pope's tents bloomed across the fields in the slow, methodical weeks before Beauregard slipped away in the night. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies, and
