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Washington’s Farewell after the Revolutionary War
Following the end of the Revolutionary War, General George Washington was tired and ready to begin a simple life back home with his wife Martha on their estate. On December 4, 1783, nine days afte...
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How Inoculation Helped Win the War
Up until modern day, it was disease that killed thousands, not war. During the Revolutionary War, smallpox plagued North America. It was George Washington’s decision to inoculate his troops that he...
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Illustrations bring books to life. Authors employ famous illustrators to complement their work, and add life to the text. Take a look at these stunning rare books that were transformed by the use o...
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Edward S. Curtis: Photographing Native Peoples
Edward S. Curtis created one of the most enduring and iconic visual records in the history of the photographic medium. Read more about his life’s work and the impact his photographs had on the world.
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Cinderella: The Timeless Tale in a 1919 Deluxe Edition
What's your favorite fairy tale? Take a closer look at this incredible limited "de Luxe" edition of Cinderella, complete with enchanting illustrations throughout.
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One of Truman Capote’s most popular and famous works is his novella chronicling the adventures of the free-spirited Holly Golightly, Breakfast at Tiffany’s. The short story gives the reader a look ...
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Did you know that we offer custom acquisition services? We at The Great Republic love working with clients to find unique antiques and collectables.
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A cohesive gallery wall is a beautiful thing. When all of the elements come together, the look can be harmonious as well as intriguing. Some of our favorite items can be paired together to build a ...
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Our Favorites for Women's History Month
Every March, we take the time to recognize all that women have done to shape the United States and the world with Women’s History Month.
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