Mrs. Ann Eliza Young, 19th Wife of Brigham Young, 1869-1875 lincoln portrait Battle of Fort Donelson —

Battle of Fort Donelson — Capture of Generals S

that the United States had become a Pacific power

The Lunar Pull a Study of Celestial Forces and Earthly Waters — a Victorian selenographic plate that traces the silver tether between moon and tide

A documentary engraving of the thirty-hour shelling that ended masonry fortification forever — Union rifled cannon punching through walls the Confederates had thought unbreachable

Mrs. Ann Eliza Young, 19th Wife of Brigham Young, 1869-1875 lincoln portrait Battle of Fort Donelson —Mrs. Ann Eliza Young, 19th Wife of Brigham Young, 1869 1875. A studio portrait of the apostate wife who sued the Mormon prophet for divorce and toured the lecture circuit with her grievance, her composed gaze carrying the weight of a marriage publicly unmade in the long, scrutinizing aftermath of the war. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional