Photos from Featherston's Confederacy/ TL-191
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Jake Featherston recieves news that Chattanooga has fallen to US forces.
I meant the Vice President of the Confederate States. He didn't surrender in Richmond, (outside of Atlanta I think) but I don't see any reason why he wouldn't visit the capital at some point.
the US army took him prisoner, they would probably have him either killed or just forgotten in a prison for the rest of his life. it seems kind of pointless to let him out and about when you could just shoot the guy. he doesn't have any purpose anymore. and it really doesn't make sense to let him tour richmond if there is no confederacy left to rule over.
Quite the unpatriotic poster on the wall.
nah man, he's in a captured office!
A poster for James Blaine's 1880 Presidential campaign against incumbent Democrat Samuel Tilden
Upton Sincliar, the 28th President of the United States of America, 1921-1929, seen here using the radio to broadcast a speech
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Grover Cleveland a Democrat who defeated Blaine in a landslide in 1884 and helped in his presidency to solidify the Remembrance ideology by uniting the right-wing of the Republican Party with the Democrats. In 1888 however he was pushed aside at the Democratic convention in favor of the popular author and naval officer Alfred Thayer Mahan.
1864 electoral map
(D)-Seymour/Pendelton 185
(R)-Lincoln/Hamlin 48
er... isn't Kentucky part of the Confederacy?
They are from the movies "Der Untergang" and "The Bunker". They are both scenes of Jospeh Goebells, but I reinterpreted them as Featherston. Mainly because the actor playing Goebells in "The Bunker" was Amercian, and I always pictured Featherston looking like a tall Goebells.