I wasn't aware that Gardener had actually been the primary photographer of most of the work Brady took credit for, that's an unfortunate case in history, but that impact of the photos remains powerful. I agree that his work should be preserved on account of their chilling impact on the citizens who lived closer to war than any other American in history would live to this day. Do you think it's better for a country at war's citizens to view the war their country is involved in firsthand, or to be otherwise unaware of exactly what soldiers are doing on the battlefield?