Battle of Bunker's Hill — Small, highly detailed print, in color — In an ornate gold frame Space man "It is obviously impracticable in

"It is obviously impracticable in the fœderal Government Of these States to secure all Rights of independent Sovereignty to each and yet provide for the Interest and Safety of all—Individuals entering into Society must give up a Share of Liberty to preserve the Rest

Other historic documents available include the Boston broadside of the Declaration of Independence from the Printing Office of Edes & Gill

To stress the fecundity of America and its promise for the future the sculptor has purposely chosen the mother eagle and has placed within the nest the eggs which are the symbol of continuing productivity

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Battle of Bunker's Hill — Small, highly detailed print, in color — In an ornate gold frame Space man "It is obviously impracticable inUpdated on March 29: This has been sold. This highly detailed engraving, published in 1866, shows the ferocity of battle atop Bunker's Hill. It is in color and, while I've seen this same engraving before, this is the only one I've ever seen that is in color. Together with the ornate gold frame it really makes a statement. Lee Wright Founder Date published: 1866 Bunker Hill Bunker's Hill or Breed's Hill? Learn more in this excellent post from J. L.