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drawn in the spidery iron logic of the 1850s
the soldier's discipline turned at last upon the ledger of his own life
The Grand Marquee: Radio City's Luminous Throng — a nocturne of Sixth Avenue at its most theatrical
Daniel Webster 1852 — a portrait from the final year of the Massachusetts orator's life
Horace Binney Frame Style:Bourbon Frame usable mythHorace Binney the Philadelphia jurist rendered in the sober line of an antebellum portrait engraving, his likeness drawn with the restraint befitting a constitutional lawyer who argued before the Marshall Court and outlived nearly every rival of the early bar. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies, and the lithographic
