Grant And Lee In War And Peace   By the end of the Civil War, most Americans considered either Ulysses S. Grant or Robert E. Lee to be a hero. Since then, much has been written about their respective roles in the war, but surprisingly little about them together and in the totality of their careers, especially in regards to the postwar period of their lives. “Grant and Lee in War and Peace,” a thought-provoking exhibition currently on view at the New-York Historical Society through March 29, immerses visitors in the experiences of Grant, Lee and their fellow citizens in the Mexican and Civil Wars, and in the rebuilding of the nation into a unified capitalist behemoth in the Gilded Age. In visual terms, the exhibition offers a wealth of rare and interesting objects and documents drawn from the society’s holdings and from public and private collections around the country. ...Read More

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