#john c breckenridge

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not much but a snapshot of a few ships from the new generaltion of congress. (1850s)

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henry clay, john calhoun, daniel webster

john breckenridge, stephen douglas, jefferson davis

william seward, charles sumner, thaddeus stevens

Omg tysm for this

I suck at giving explanations 😭

Seceding Calhoun's head from his body 🔥🔥I mean what were we expecting here

I strUGGLED so hard deciding between wedding/bedding Clay and Webster but the verdict is wedding Danny boy and bedding the Blond Bitch Extraordinaire™ I'm just Webster biased okay.. he needs to be my husband NOW

I confess I do not know about the other trios as much as I should.. 😔so tbh I'm just gonna skim their wiki pages and also keep an eye out for their ✨looks✨

Aight so I have decided to wed Douglas because I love looking down on people teehee

I'll bed Breckenridge. He's good looking yah and I would've wedded him but then i wouldn't know what to do with Douglas

Beheading Davis 😞 there can only be one illegitimate Calhoun kid

Anyways trio number threee

I already know I'm gonna wed Seward. Okay he's literally Lincoln's wife he's mine now

You know what It'd be funny if we beheaded Sumner (youre welcome Preston Brooks) and bedded Stevens. yeah lets go with that

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Some additions if you don’t mind. Most notably Marshall because if we have Wilsom we need Marshallmallow

MANHOOD IS A SPECTRUM

You all should add your favs :)

This is based off of the Professor Lando model. He used Abraham Lincoln as an example.

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stephen douglas present for john c breckenridge

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General John C. Breckenridge

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Grace Cochrane Sanger (1885-1966) pintora estadounidense.

Grace Cochrane Sanger nació en Newark, Nueva Jersey, hija de Charlotte DeWolf Hague y William R. Cochran, que trabajó como editor. Tenía una hermana mayor, Arline.

En agosto de 1905, se casó con el Dr. Frank Dyer Sanger, un médico general graduado de la Universidad Johns Hopkins. La pareja tuvo cuatro hijos, Frank Dyer, Jr. (1907-1911), Hamilton Hague Sanger (1909-1995), Frank DeWolfe Sanger (1913-1997) y Edward Johnson Sanger (1917-2000).

Aunque en gran medida olvidada hoy en día, Sanger fue reconocida en su época como una hábil retratista. Además de pintar, también trabajó como ilustradora de libros y revistas. Sanger recibió su formación con William Merritt Chase, Hugh Breckenridge y Howard Pyle.

Pintó a muchos miembros prominentes de la sociedad de Baltimore y exhibió su trabajo localmente. El historial de exposiciones de Sanger parece limitarse a principios de la década de 1930. En 1930, presentó un retrato de un niño a la exposición Amigos del Arte de Baltimore. Un crítico describió al colegial con un "rostro matutino brillante parece ejecutado de manera tediosa y dolorosa; sin embargo, captura un estado de ánimo de expectación y rapidez".

Este sentimiento también podría aplicarse al retrato de Sanger de 1911 de su hijo Frank Dyer, Jr., quien falleció trágicamente ese mismo año a la edad de cuatro años.

De hecho, Sanger parecía tener una propensión y una habilidad particulares para representar a los niños, lo que se evidencia en sus ilustraciones de niñas con sombreros para una publicación en The Ladies' Home Journal.

Aquí, su vitalidad juvenil queda capturada en sus mejillas regordetas y sonrosadas y sus rostros redondos.

En 1932, realizó una exposición individual en la Junior League Art Gallery, organizada por la señora Robert O. Bonnell y la señora Virgil Hillyer, con la cooperación del Museo de Arte de Baltimore.

Entre los retratos al óleo y al pastel mostrados se encontraban miembros de la sociedad local de Baltimore, incluidos los de Redmond C. Stewart, MacDuff Symington (hijo del Sr. y la Sra. Francis Symington), el Dr. J. М. Т. Finney, el mayor Louis E. Lamborn (director de la escuela McDonogh), la señora Hiram Woods, la señora Arthur Machen, la señora John A. Tompkins, Decie Finney (hijo del señor Eben Finney). También se incluyeron retratos de Bobby Cassatt (hijo del señor y la señora Alexander Cassatt de Filadelfia), de Caroline J. George y de la condesa de Janze, de París.

En general, las obras de Sanger exhiben una frescura y diversidad que reflejan una pasión de toda la vida por la creación y la investigación artística.

Sanger murió el 26 de octubre de 1966 en las afueras de Baltimore en su casa de Ruxton, Maryland.

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Come From Away June 23, 2022 Broadway

Notes: Sharone Sayegh’s first show with the Broadway cast; Chamblee Ferguson joins the Broadway cast from the tour cast as an emergency cover.

Jenn Colella (Annette/Beverly/Others), Tony LaPage (s/b Garth/Kevin T/Others), John Jellison (s/b Claude/Others), De'Lon Grant (Bob/Others), Josh Breckenridge (Kevin J/Ali/Others), Q Smith (Hannah/Others), Sharon Wheatley (Diane/Others), Sharone Sayegh (Bonnie/Others), Chamblee Ferguson (e/c Doug/Nick/Others), Happy McPartlin (s/b Beulah/Others), Paul Whitty (Oz/Others), Julie Reiber (s/b Janice/Others)

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Portrait of Mrs. Frederick Sharon (1901). Julian Russell Story (American, 1850-1919). Oil on panel.

Louise Tevis Breckinridge Sharon was the daughter of Lloyd Tevis, president of Wells Fargo and one of the richest men in California. Tevis was assessed by the state of California as having a fortune worth $1,590,000 in 1880. Louise married John Witherspoon Breckenridge, son of Vice President, Presidential candidate, and Confederate General John C. Breckinridge, c. 1878. Their marriage ended in divorce and she married secondly Frederick W. Sharon, son of Senator William Sharon, one of California’s very richest men. By 1880, the state of California assessed his personal fortune at $4,470,000. Louise and Frederick were married at Sharon’s 55,360 square foot palatial estate ‘Belmont’ in 1884.

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I love when daguerreotypes make lighter eye colors look pale and haunting to the point where the person being photographed looks possessed.

Breckenridge for reference

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douglas, breckenridge, and atchinson pulling in front of jeff davis's flat on a sunday: 'get in loser we're going to force the president to support the kansas nebraska act'.

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Confederate Cabinet (maquette for carte de visite photograph, including six albumen silver prints depicting John C. Breckenridge, Alexander H. Stephens, Stephen R. Mallory, Jefferson Davis, Judah P. Benjamin, and John H. Reagan), Mathew B. Brady & Studio, 1861-1862, Harvard Art Museums: Photographs

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Transfer from Special Collections, Fine Arts Library, Harvard College Library Size: mount: 15.9 x 10.8 cm (6 1/4 x 4 1/4 in.)

https://www.harvardartmuseums.org/collections/object/13214

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A number of once prominent generals and politicians fled the defeated Confederacy and sought exile in England, France, Mexico, Venezuela, Cuba, New Zealand, Brazil, and elsewhere. Secretary of State Judah P. Benjamin moved his residence to Paris. The eminent Kentucky politician and Rebel war secretary, John C. Breckenridge, went to England. Six thousand former Rebels migrated to Brazil, over two thousand went into Mexico, and hundreds more escaped to Venezuela and British Honduras. —Thomas L. Connelly and Barbara L. Bellows, God and General Longstreet: The Lost Cause and the Southern Mind (Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1982), p. 9 https://www.instagram.com/p/B-zIOnCDuSB/?igshid=18iyxxk24cqr7

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Matt Reeves Batman Cinematic Universe Fancast

- Armie Hammer as Bruce Wayne/Batman - Bill Nighy as Alfred Pennyworth - William H. Macy as Jim Gordon - John C. Reilly as Harvey Bullock - Riley Keough as Vicki Vale - Eiza González as Selina Kyle/Catwoman - Timothée Chalamet as Dick Grayson/Robin - Hailee Steinfeld as Barbara Gordon/Batgirl - Jeffrey Wright as Lucius Fox - Joe Gilgun as The Joker - Andy Serkis as Oswald Cobblepot/Penguin - Sean Gunn as Edward Nygma/Riddler - Alexandra Breckenridge as Pamela Isley/Poison Ivy - Ed Harris as Victor Fries/Mr. Freeze - Navid Negahban as Ra's Al Ghul - Sean Harris as Johnathan Crane/The Scarecrow - Colman Domingo as Waylon Jones/Killer Croc - Daniel Brühl as Hugo Strange - Viggo Mortensen as Roman Sionis/Black Mask - Jameela Jamil as Talia al Ghul - Andy Samberg as The Condiment King - Matt Dillon as Matt Hagen/Clayface - Nicolas Cage as Jack Ryder/The Creeper

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Lincoln understood that a politician's best option is sometimes to NOT answer a question. He assesses his presidential opponents by writing a "dialogue" between Stephen A. Douglas and John C. Breckenridge, Sep. 29. 1860 "DOUG--- Well, you have succeeded in breaking up the Democratic party. BRECK--- Certainly, for the time being, the party is under a cloud, to say the least; but why you should say I did it, I do not comprehend. DOUG--- Perhaps I should charge it to your supporters, rather than to you. BRECK--- The blame, as I conceive, is neither upon my friends or me. DOUG--- They insisted on having a plat-form, upon which I could not stand. BRECK--- Aye, and you insisted on having a platform upon which they could not stand. DOUG--- But mine was the true Democratic platform. BRECK--- That presents the exact point in dispute; my friends insist that theirs is the true Democratic platform. DOUG--- Let us argue it, then. ... BRECK--- Bah! You have known us long, and intimately; why did you never denounce us as disunionists, till since our refusal to support you for the Presidency? ...Will you answer, Senator Douglas? DOUG--- The condition of my throat will not permit me to carry this conversation any further."

Candidate Lincoln

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