General Zachary Taylor Rough and Ready 1846 Frame Style:Bourbon Frame A Manhattan Memory Suspended in

A Manhattan Memory Suspended in Time catches that uneasy hour when gaslamps stutter awake above the trolley wires and the rally-ground democracy of Fourteenth Street softens into silhouette — a tableau where labor halls

his Left Grand Division swallowed by the slaughter below Marye's Heights

an immigrant Babel pressed into the bones of Lower Manhattan

General Philip Sheridan 1891 arrives in the year of the cavalryman's death

General Zachary Taylor Rough and Ready 1846 Frame Style:Bourbon Frame A Manhattan Memory Suspended inGeneral Zachary Taylor Rough and Ready 1846. A campaign ready portrait of the Mexican War's most quotable general, his nickname already doing the political work that would carry him to the White House two years later Manifest Destiny in epaulets, sketched while the cannon smoke over Palo Alto had barely cleared. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives,