New York Engraver Keeps 20000 Civil War Portraits
Charles B Hall of New York preserves a vast collection of Civil War portraits and related images. A trained steel engraver and veteran, he built the archive through years of private effort, correspondence, and night work, assembling thousands of portraits, maps, and views across 57 Lincoln portraits and numerous general figures after the war.
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New Yeurs
Charles B. Hall
New York
The
Scribners
Hall
Appomattox
Benny B. Hall
America
Fort Sumter
Virginia
Seventy-first of
Broadway
Bull Run
Ninety-Sfth New York Regiment
Lyon
Paris
Swinton
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Grant
Lee
McClellan
Boynton
United States Navy
Surratt
Arizona Oddities on Minerals and Indians in 19th Century
A travelogue from Puasxix Arizona describes rich mineral potential with gold silver and copper, notes rock formations and climate extremes, and reflects on Native American life and beliefs. The author recalls travels to Navajo country, criticizes hearsay, and muses on Indian religiosity and fatalism amid frontier conditions.
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Puasxix
A. T
Columbus
Arizona
Colorado
Big Canyon
San Francisco
Prescott
Gila
Mercury
Jay
Navajo
Heaven
Hell
Winnipeg
Chihuahua
Jms
Portrait of Lord Salisbury the Englishman and statesman
Special Correspondence from Loxpox describes Lord Salisbury as a complex figure. It traces his lineage from the earls of Salisbury to the marquisate, notes his early brilliance in journalism and politics, and details his Hatfield House life his scientific hobbies and his early adoption of electric lighting. It praises his scholarship at Oxford his prudent leadership and his reserved private demeanor.
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England
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Earls of Salisbury
Evermore
Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoine Cecil
Marquis of Salisbury
Robert Cecil
House of Commons
Lord Carnarvon
Politi
Lord Derby
Disraeli
Lord Russell
Gladstone
Salisbury
King
Hatfield House
London
Elizabeth
Hatfield
Victoria
Hatteil House
Bess
Oxford University
Oxford
AL. Gladstone
Cladstone
Manchester
Iean
al Movement
Geoffrey Quarles
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