Portrait of General Lafayette and a View of His Landing in New York in 1824 Frame Style:Canvas Wrap Lee 1865–1871 — the surrendered

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Portrait of General Lafayette and a View of His Landing in New York in 1824 Frame Style:Canvas Wrap Lee 1865–1871 — the surrenderedPortrait of General Lafayette and a View of His Landing in New York in 1824. A commemorative engraving honoring the aging Marquis's triumphal return tour, when the last living Major General of the Revolution stepped ashore at Castle Garden to a republic he had helped midwife and which now greeted him as its own borrowed grandfather. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the