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Promulgation of the first law in the Northwestern Territory

Promulgation of the first law in the Northwestern Territory

Print of drawing shows men in colonial dress nailing a broadside onto a tree. Other figures, including some which appear to represent historical figures such as George Washington and Patrick Henry, and some Ind... More

Promulgation of the first law in the Northwestern Territory

Promulgation of the first law in the Northwestern Territory

Print of drawing shows men in colonial dress nailing a broadside onto a tree. Other figures, including some which appear to represent historical figures such as George Washington and Patrick Henry, and some Ind... More

Boston, June 17, 1854. Rev. and Dear Sir: On the promulgation of the Fugitive slave act, a new and large field for benevolence was opened in this city ... Donations may be addressed to Francis Jackson, 31 Hollis Street, the Treasurer or to any o

Boston, June 17, 1854. Rev. and Dear Sir: On the promulgation of the F...

Fugitive slave act.; Page Order: Both pieces are Leaflets. Page Order: Leaflet Available also through the Library of Congress web site in two forms: as facsimile page images and as full text in SGML. 2 duplicat... More

Boston, June 17, 1854. Rev. and Dear Sir: On the promulgation of the Fugitive slave act, a new and large field for benevolence was opened in this city ... Donations may be addressed to Francis Jackson, 31 Hollis Street, the Treasurer or to any o

Boston, June 17, 1854. Rev. and Dear Sir: On the promulgation of the F...

Fugitive slave act.; Page Order: Both pieces are Leaflets. Page Order: Leaflet Available also through the Library of Congress web site in two forms: as facsimile page images and as full text in SGML. 2 duplicat... More