1860 "The Courtship of Washington" Engraving by John C. McRae — Framed Mayflower chart The trial of the British

The trial of the British soldiers was the first time a judge used the phrase "reasonable doubt

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These artists would sketch scenes of the battles that they witnessed and the sketches would then be dispatched back to Harper’s for publication in the upcoming papers

1860 "The Courtship of Washington" Engraving by John C. McRae — Framed Mayflower chart The trial of the BritishUpdated at 9: 20 pm: This has been sold. A sentimental image of George Washington courting Martha, issued by New York publisher, John C. McRae in 1860. Here he engraved the scene of Martha Custis sitting with her two children, Martha and John Parke Custis. "The Courtship of Washington" is considered one of McRae's most well known works, showcasing his talent for line and stipple engraving techniques. The sentimental image provides a glimpse into the