The Defenders of Faith of the Catholic Church and of the United States 1878 framed barber chair Grant 1877 — the general

Grant 1877 — the general turned president rendered in the twilight of his second term

and the broad prairie main street where ranch country met railroad town under an open Dakota sky

an early printing that bound the articles and their first amendments into a single civic scripture while the ink of ratification was still fresh

Thaddeus Stevens 1838

the orbits drawn with the gravity of scripture

The Defenders of Faith of the Catholic Church and of the United States 1878 framed barber chair Grant 1877 — the generalThe Defenders of Faith of the Catholic Church and of the United States 1878 a chromolithograph that twins ecclesiastical heraldry with civic loyalty, arranging pontiffs and presidents into a single devotional grid for the immigrant parlors of a republic still negotiating its post war soul. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical