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American Historical Portrait Gallery 19th Century assembles the engraved faces of a republic still arguing with itself — statesmen

and call that combination victory before the ballots are counted

Whether taken before Appomattox or after

19th Century — a self-rendered account from the rail-splitter turned wartime president

Franklin D. Roosevelt 1933 Vintage_MASS_map pipe smokersFranklin D. Roosevelt 1933 a portrait fixed at the threshold of his first inauguration, when the country was hollowed by Depression and the new president told a frightened nation that fear itself was the enemy worth naming. The image carries that pivot: a republic deciding to try again. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies,