Major General Winfield Scott, General in Chief United States Army, 1846 Frame Style:Canvas Wrap and the steady gospel-march from

and the steady gospel-march from tidewater pulpits to frontier brush arbors

Grant — the general who accepted Lee's sword at Appomattox

Murdered May 6 1844 in Kensington — a martyr's lithograph pressed from the Philadelphia nativist riots

when the GAR's aging Union men gathered beneath a single banner to insist

the orbits drawn with the gravity of scripture

Major General Winfield Scott, General in Chief United States Army, 1846 Frame Style:Canvas Wrap and the steady gospel-march fromMajor General Winfield Scott, General in Chief United States Army, 1846 a campaign portrait of Old Fuss and Feathers in the year he would march toward Veracruz, epaulets and sash rendered with the swagger of an army convinced Manifest Destiny could be settled by bayonet. 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