Howard Pyle (page 4)

An English Soldier Howard (after) Pyle

Walking the Plank, 1887 Howard (after) Pyle

Lexington Green - 'If they want war, it may as well begin here' Howard Pyle

A Soldier Convalescing at Home Howard Pyle (after)

Christmas Morning in Old New York Before the Revolution Howard Pyle (after)

Paul Revere Bringing News to Sullivan Howard Pyle

Sergeant Jasper at the Battle of Fort Moultrie, June 28th 1776 Howard (after) Pyle

A Kentucky Wedding Howard Pyle

Carpenter's Hall, Philadelphia, where the First and Second Continental Congresses held their sessions Howard (after) Pyle

Alexander Hamilton Addressing the Mob Howard Pyle

Thomas Jefferson Writing the Declaration of Independence Howard Pyle

Washington and Steuben at Valley Forge Howard Pyle

The Nation is at War and Must Have Men Howard Pyle

Brownejohn's Wharf, New York Howard Pyle

The Connecticut Settlers Entering the Western Reserve, 1795 Howard Pyle

He Put the Glass to his Lips and Drank at one Gulp Howard Pyle

Her Captain was a Cuban Howard Pyle

Stuyvesant Surrendering Fort Amsterdam to the English Howard Pyle

Caxton at His Press, 1902 Howard Pyle

A Lonely Duel in the Middle of a Great Sunny Field Howard Pyle (after)

General Washington's army in New York on July 9, 1776 Anonymous

William Penn in Conference with the Colonists Howard (after) Pyle

The Woman Turned Fiercely upon the Chieftain Howard Pyle

The Puritan Governor Interrupting the Christmas Sports Howard Pyle

General Lee on his Famous Charger, 'Traveller' Howard Pyle

The Inauguration Howard Pyle

Jacques Cartier Setting up a Cross at Gaspe Howard Pyle

The Dancer Howard Pyle

PD.187-1991 The Rising of the Pleiades Henry Howard

The Press Gang in New York Howard (after) Pyle

Washington's Retreat from Great Meadows Howard (after) Pyle

Impressment of American Seamen Howard (after) Pyle

The Mob Attempting to Force a Stamp Officer to Resign, from Harper's Magazine, 1882 Howard (after) Pyle

Reading the Declaration before Washington's Army, New York, July 9th, 1776 Howard (after) Pyle

Carrying Powder to Perry at Lake Erie, 1911 Howard (after) Pyle

Along the Canal in Old Manhattan Howard (after) Pyle