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Extractions: Lew Wallace was born in Indiana, and served in both the Mexican and Civil Wars. As a Civil War General, Wallace commanded federal troops during the Battle of Monocacy in Maryland. The battle slowed the Confederate advance on the capital and came to be known as the battle that saved Washington. After the war, Lew Wallace returned to his law practice in Indiana. He then served as governor of New Mexico Territory (1878-81) and U.S. minister to Turkey (1881-85). His book, Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ , became a best-selling novel of the 19th century. It has never been out of print since first published in 1880, and has been translated into nearly every major language. Click Here Our Chapter Our Patriot Ancestors E-Mail Our Chapter Registrar, Barbara Brown ... New Mexico State Organization DAR Website Web hyperlinks to non-DAR sites are not the responsibility of the NSDAR, the state organizations, or individual DAR chapters.
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Extractions: In one of the most unique parlays in human history, Lew Wallace was not only a significant Union General during the Civil War, he also wrote one of the best selling novels in all of literature. After the war, posted to a deadly dull Western fort, Wallace began writing to fill the empty hours. Prompted by a casual discussion about the life and times of Jesus, he set this great story of revenge against the backdrop of Christ's mission. Judah Ben-Hur is a Jew of Jerusalem. Arriving at manhood, he has become estranged from his childhood friend Messala, a Roman noble. The two exchange bitter words and when Ben-Hur later accidentally dislodges a roof tile which strikes a Roman official, Messala has him sent to the galleys and his mother and sister, Tirzah, sent to a leprosy infested prison cell. As he is being led to the ship on which he will be enslaved, Ben-Hur is offered a drink of water by an unforgettable stranger. Onboard ship, Ben-Hur befriends the Roman admiral Arrius and, after saving his life, is made his heir and a citizen of Rome. Several years later, wealthy and well educated, Ben-Hur returns to Judea to look for his mother and sister and wreak his revenge on Messala. Vengeance comes when he vanquishes Messala in a chariot race, but his family, freed from their squalid cell and suffering from leprosy, hide from him. Meanwhile, Christ has come to Jerusalem preaching to increasing crowds and Ben-Hur, recognizing the kindly stranger who once helped him, becomes a leader of a group of armed guards bent on protecting him. His devotion becomes all the more complete after Christ heals Tirzah and his mother. But when the time comes, Ben-Hur heeds Christ's wishes and does not intervene. He does manage to return the long ago favor and give Christ a drink and remains to bear witness to the crucifixion. The story concludes with the increasingly wealthy Ben-Hur using his riches to fund the catacombs of Rome from which Christianity would emerge to conquer the Empire.
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Extractions: Year Built: 1887 Named for Lewis Wallace, (1827-1905) an American novelist and diplomat, born in Brookville, Indiana. He served in both the Mexican and Civil wars. After returning to his law practice in Indiana, he became governor of the Territory of New Mexico (1878-81) and minister to Turkey (1881-85). His famous book, Ben Hur (1880), has been one of the best-selling novels in American publishing history and was made into several motion pictures. The Lamy and the Lew Wallace Buildings were once dormitories for St. Michael's School. The State of New Mexico acquired the property from St. Michael's in the late 1960s, which today includes the PERA Building.
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