Abraham Lincoln Pharmacist 19th Century — a portrait

19th Century — a portrait of the rail-splitter turned wartime executive

Alfred Tennyson

signed in the ornamented hand of a republic newly intoxicated by commerce

and any study where a humidor lives within arm's reach

Arizona Phoenix rises from the Salt River Valley in lithographed views of citrus groves and saguaro horizons

Abraham Lincoln Pharmacist 19th Century — a portraitAbraham Lincoln a portrait of the wartime president whose face, by the end, had been worn into a kind of national topography by grief, ledger books of the dead, and the slow grinding labor of holding a republic together with proclamations and patient sorrow. 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