I'm more than certain that he is wearing a ribbon of mourning for Lincoln, dating this picture to before he was General of the Army (1869), but after the Assassination (1865).
Wonderful! Sherman was sure skinny - see how much room on that little chair? (And I think he gave himself that haircut...) He has a kind of Dickensian look, doesn't he?
Wonderful! Sherman was sure skinny - see how much room on that little chair? (And I think he gave himself that haircut...) He has a kind of Dickensian look, doesn't he?
Him and Forrest together would mop the floor with everybody! (Come to think of it, though, Forrest had been known to do that sort of thing all by himself alone...! ) I wouldn't count Grant out at any time, though - he was small but tough.
Him and Forrest together would mop the floor with everybody! (Come to think of it, though, Forrest had been known to do that sort of thing all by himself alone...! ) I wouldn't count Grant out at any time, though - he was small but tough.
I'm more than certain that he is wearing a ribbon of mourning for Lincoln, dating this picture to before he was General of the Army (1869), but after the Assassination (1865).