James Irvin 1847 Seahawks_Poster Commander of the American Army

Commander of the American Army 1775

Fenway Park Original Artwork from Bella Frye

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James Irvin 1847 Seahawks_Poster Commander of the American ArmyJames Irvin 1847 belongs to the Whig hour of Pennsylvania politics, when the ironmaster from Centre County stood for governor on a ticket of tariffs and internal improvement. The portrait carries the stiff dignity of a Mexican Warera campaign sheet, an industrialist's likeness pressed into service for a party already beginning to fracture. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress,