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General Robert Edward Lee 1886 — a posthumous commemorative portrait issued more than fifteen years after the surrender at Appomattox
Arrives ready to hang
his epaulets and bearing borrowed from older European grammar even as he administered a war Washington preferred not to name
the rain-swollen field caught mid-volley before the smoke could thin and the casualties be counted
Our County's Defenders, Civil War 1861-1865, 1890s Frame Style:Ebony Frame General Robert Edward Lee 1886Our County's Defenders, Civil War 1861 1865, 1890s a commemorative roster issued a generation after Appomattox, when local printers were busy enshrining the names of farm boys turned veterans, the work of remembrance hardening into civic ritual on courthouse walls and parlor mantels. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies,
