"A Reporter for Lincoln" — Ida Tarbell — 1927 — No dust jacket Superhero framed in Mt Vernon wood

framed in Mt Vernon wood

Charlestown I am sure you would not

"Charles kept a diary during the war which includes the following entries: On 23 August 1861 Smith notes a rebellion in camp resulting in Company K being sent to headquarters under guard for refusing to obey orders

until Alaska gained statehood in 1959

This is the most powerful image I've seen of the impact of the hardships they faced that first year—and one of the most effective graphical depictions of historical information I've ever seen

"A Reporter for Lincoln" — Ida Tarbell — 1927 — No dust jacket Superhero framed in Mt Vernon woodThis binding of this volume isn't in good shape. There is an identical volume available with a dust jacket that is in better shape. Full title: A Reporter for Lincoln: A Story of Henry E. Wing, Soldier and Newspaperman by Ida Tarbell. Published in New York by The Macmillan Company in 1927. 78pp. ollows young war correspondent Henry E. Wing, whose firsthand reports from Grants army earned him a private meetingand lasting connectionwith President