Brigadier General Albert Pike Sculpture

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Albert Pike (1809 - 1891) - Find A Grave Memorial

Albert Pike Confederate Brigadier General. Although he was born and raised in Massachusetts and was

Albert Pike - Second Coming of Christ

Albert Pike also of Newbury Port moved to Arkansas where During the war he was made a brigadier general and placed in its foil as the pedestal is necessary to the statue

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and Sarah Andrews Pike. He studied at Harvard, and later served as a Brigadier-General in the to remove the statue of General Albert Pike

Famous Mason: Albert Pike

Information about Albert Pike served as a General in the in addition to the statue, the United States honors Pike through its interstate highway system. The Albert

ALBERT PIKE

ALBERT PIKE. Albert Pike was the the Civil War Pike was a Brigadier General in the Confederate Army. In his sunset years Pike is necessary to the statue, and

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Albert Pike made his mark before the war in Arkansas as a lawyer and writer, but as a Confederate Brigadier General, he was remove the statue of General Albert Pike

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Albert Pike made his mark before the war in Arkansas as a lawyer and writer, but as a Confederate Brigadier General, he was remove the statue of General Albert Pike

Photo Tour :: Happy Birthday Albert Pike! | Secrets of The Lost Symbol

Statue of Albert PIke in Judiciary Square, Washington DC (© Julie O'Connor He was a poet, lawyer, scholar and Confederate brigadier general. Pike was born

Pea Ridge #1 - Brigadier General Albert Pike

Perhaps the most enigmatic of all Confederate generals, Brigadier General Albert Pike was the commander of Southern forces in the Indian Nations of what is now

Knights of the Golden Circle: General Albert Pike

Albert Pike lived what can be described mildly as an interesting life Pike was made Brigadier General in the Confederate Army and at the Battle of Pea Ridge