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the general and the Natick cobbler bound together for another four years of Reconstruction's grinding work
fresh from negotiating the Webster-Ashburton Treaty
hollow-eyed manner the engravers favored late
cataloguing the campaigns of the man whose stubborn arithmetic ground the rebellion to dust and who now stood
the moment a republic began
General John Alexander Logan Family 1887 Size:36x24 the general and the NatickGeneral John Alexander Logan Family 1887 a domestic portrait of the Union general and Illinois senator gathered with his kin the year after his death, the fierce architect of Memorial Day softened here into patriarch, the household composed in that particular Gilded Age stillness reserved for men whose public lives had just become memory. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress,
