Literary gadfly Stephen Hartshorne writes about books that he finds at flea markets and rummage sales.

Robert E. Lee and Traveler

by Steve Hartshorne on March 22, 2006

Nice looking horse, don’t you think?
This sketch was made by A. R. Waud, an illustrator from Harper’s weekly.
It appeared in the August, 1957 issue of American Heritage.

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Bio: Stephen Hartshorne worked in newspapers and magazines around New England for many years and served as Information Officer in the New Hampshire Senate under Senate President Vesta Roy. He worked as a material handler for nine years at the Yankee Candle Company until the company was taken over by corporate weasels. He is currently the associate editor of GoNOMAD.com, an alternative travel website, which gives him the opportunity to correspond with writers and photographers all over the world. He lives in Sunderland, Massachusetts, with his daughter Sarah, a student at Drew University, and their cat, Dwight D. Eisenmeower. This blog is dedicated to his mom, who made him bookish.

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