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Education among the freedmen ... To the friends of education among the freedmen ... [after 1862].

Education among the freedmen ... To the friends of education among the freedmen ... [after 1862].

To the friends of impartial suffrage ... Boston, Mass. Sept. 22, 1866. [On Verso of page]. Constitution of the Impartial suffrage league.

A doleful ditty about a victory. [Regarding the Dorr rebellion.] [1842?].

The United States in account with the rebellion ... [New York? 1866].

Circular, to the friends of Jefferson Davis ... [1865-67?].

Working-men's ticket. Ward II. Independent Union! For mayor, Edward S. Tobey ... [1861].

To the gentlemen who represented the country towns in the late convention at Concord. Friends and brethren ... Boston, August 31st, 1779.

The surrender of General Lee... during American Civil War

A contrast ... The end of the rebellion ... General Butler on loyalty ... The friend of the rebels ... The prospect of emancipation by the slaveholders. [1863].

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label_outline Explore General Butler, Slaveholders, Contrast

Evaluation and apportionment of the slaves of Jacob Geiger's estate

Loyalty is the word today - Public domain American sheet music

Loyalty meeting in Hebron. Group of notables on school roof. Mr. Keith Roach, Mufti of Hebron, etc., close up

Seventy-one years, or, My life with photography. Daisies among rabbit's foot clover, a contrast of textures and shapes, Sept. 22, 1961

John Hay to George Plumer Smith, Saturday, January 10, 1863 (Lincoln confirms he did offer to evacuate Fort Sumter in exchange for Virginia's loyalty)

Gen. Grant's reasons for supporting Gen. Garfield. A sharply-drawn contrast. Speech at Warren, O., Sept. 28, 1880 .... President Grant's letter in 1876 to Gov. Chamberlain, of South Carolina, on the Hamburg massacre [Washington D. C. 1880].

The contrast. Facts for the people Republican economy and Democratic extravagance and corruption contrasted - Three years and four months of Republican administration of national affairs- reduction of the national debt. [New York? 1870?].

John W. Shaffer to John G. Nicolay, Monday, June 23, 1862 (General Butler and affairs at New Orleans)

Loyalty meeting in Hebron. Group of notables on school roof. Mr. Keith Roach, Mufti of Hebron, etc.

New Orleans Louisiana Citizens to Abraham Lincoln, Tuesday, December 16, 1862 (Petition concerning the removal of General Butler at New Orleans)

John W. Shaffer to John G. Nicolay, Monday, June 23, 1862 (General Butler and affairs at New Orleans)

Letter from John Adair to James Wilkinson

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