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his abolitionist candidacy quietly siphoning votes from Henry Clay and tilting the White House toward Polk
Ambrose Everts Burnside 19th Century — a portrait of the Union general whose famously emphatic whiskers gave the language a word
when the men who fed America's furnaces organized their grievances into something the operators could no longer ignore — solidarity rendered in the formal type of a movement still finding its language
Genl Franklin Pierce Fourteenth President of the United States 1853 Frame Style:Ebony Frame still bleedingGenl Franklin Pierce Fourteenth President of the United States 1853. A campaign era portrait of the New Hampshire general elevated to the White House on the eve of the Kansas Nebraska reckoning, his Mexican War laurels burnished into the iconography of a Union already cracking beneath the rhetoric of compromise. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives,
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