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An Address to the Public, Vindicating a Work of Art Illustrative of the Federal Military Policy in Missouri During the Late Civil War

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Title	An Address to the Public, Vindicating a Work of Art Illustrative of the Federal Military Policy in Missouri During the Late Civil War
Author	Bingham, George C.
Date	1871
Temporal Coverage	1863-1865
Description	George Caleb Bingham's writings vindicating his painting entitled The War of Desolation, also titled Martial Law. The painting is depicting the expulsion of Missouri citizens by soldiers who were enforcing Missouri's General Order No. 11.
Subject	Missouri--History--Civil War, 1861-1865; Bingham, George Caleb, 1811-1879. Martial law; United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Destruction and pillage.
Keywords	Artwork; Bingham, George Caleb; Missouri; Martial Law; The War of Desolation; General Orders No. 11; Order No. 11; Suffering; Civil War; Expulsion.
Format	Manuscript (Book)
Identifier	F554.1 B513a In Case
Language	eng
Source	The State Historical Society of Missouri
Publisher	Kansas City, Mo. : [s.n.], 1871.
Rights	In public domain.

Title	Title Page
Author	Bingham, George C.
Date	1871
Temporal Coverage	1863-1865
Description	George Caleb Bingham's writings vindicating his painting entitled The War of Desolation, also titled Martial Law. The painting is depicting the expulsion of Missouri citizens by soldiers who were enforcing Missouri's General Order No. 11.
Subject	Missouri--History--Civil War, 1861-1865; Bingham, George Caleb, 1811-1879. Martial law; United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Destruction and pillage.
Keywords	Artwork; Bingham, George Caleb; Missouri; Martial Law; The War of Desolation; General Orders No. 11; Order No. 11; Suffering; Civil War; Expulsion.
Format	Manuscript (Book)
Identifier	F554.1 B513a In Case
Language	eng
Source	The State Historical Society of Missouri
Publisher	Kansas City, Mo. : [s.n.], 1871.
Rights	In public domain.
Transcription	A. 1ST Address to the Public, VINDICATING A WORK OF ART ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE FEDERAL MILITARY POLICY IN MISSOURI DURING THE LATE CIVIL WAR. BY THE ARTIST, GEORGE C. BINGHAM, EARLY AN OFFICER IN THE FEDERAL ARMY, AND AFTERWARDS TREASURER OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI DURING THE ADMINISTRATION OF GOVERNOR HAMILTON R. GAMBLE. KANSAS CITY, MO. 1871.

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