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I Dream Of Thee, Edward O. Eaton

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Hingham Bank Check, Paid To [?], Signed By E. L. Whiton

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Hingham Bank check dated 19 December 1865. It is made out to [?] by [?] Whiton for the amount of $50. A cream George Washington two cent stamp is located at the top left corner of the object.

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Hingham Bank Check, Paid To William Jacobs, Signed By Mrs. Anna Jacobs

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Hingham Bank check dated 14 December 1864. It is made out to Williams Jacobs by Anna Jacobs for the amount of $200. A blue George Washington two cent stamp is located at the top left corner of the object.

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Hingham Bank Check, Paid To W. W., Signed By William Whiton

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Hingham Bank check dated 18 August 1864. It is made out to W. W. by William Whiton for the amount of $150.42. A blue George Washington two cent stamp is located at the top left corner of the object.

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Hingham Bank Check, Paid To William Jacobs, Signed By Anna Jacobs

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Hingham Bank check dated 17 August 1864. It is made out to William Jacobs by Anna Jacobs for the amount of $100. A blue George Washington two cent stamp is located at the top left corner of the object.

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Travel Pass, R. B. Webb, March 19, 1864

Hays Ray Webb Collection

In this travel pass, R. B. Webb is granted passage from Columbus, Mississippi to Attala County, Mississippi, by order of Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Hamlen and signed by the Chief Provost Marshall for the 3rd District Mass, D. S. Mitchell. The travel pass is numbered 9634 and dated March 19, 1864. No physical description of Webb was provided on the pass.

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Hingham Bank Check, Paid To J. J. & Son, Signed By Joseph Jacobs & Son

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Hingham Bank check dated 24 February 1865. It is made out to J. J. & Son by Joseph Jacobs & Son for the amount of $243. A blue George Washington two cent stamp is located at the top left corner of the object.

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Confederate Currency, Confederate States Of America, Twenty Dollars, Confederate States Of America. Dept. Of The Treasury, Keatinge And Ball

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The object is a Confederate States of America twenty-dollar bill. In order to finance its government and war, the CSA created a monetary system and printed bank notes in the following denominations: 50 cents, $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100, $500, and $1,000.

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Seated Portrait Of Abraham Lincoln, Anthony Berger

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Seated portrait of A. Lincoln by Anthony Berger; On Cabinet card mount; Portrait used for the engraved bust of Lincoln that appeared on the United States five dollar bill for many years, from 1914 to 2007

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The Turning Point: Or, Shall America Be Ruled By A Monarch Or By The People?., J. W. Marsh

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Address By Hon. Edward Everett: Delivered In Faneuil Hall, October 19, 1864 : The Duty Of Supporting The Government In The Present Crisis Of Affairs., Edward Everett

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The rebellion inexcusable: warning and protest against it. By Alexander H. Stephens, made at the capitol of Georgia, January, 1861: p. 15-16.

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Let Us Reason Together, George Franklin Comstock

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From the Papers from the Society for the Diffusion of Political Knowledge, no. 18.

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An Appeal To The Christian People Of Our Country.

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In the form of a solicitation letter, dated Louisville, October 20th, 1864. Text begins: Friends: The white refugees from the South have accumulated in our vicinity to such an extent that our local charity is no longer adequate to their relief. They are still arriving in constantly increasing numbers, mostly women and children, and all of them equally destitute, homeless, and almost hopeless ... Text concludes: Any contribution, either in clothes or money will be grateful received, and should be sent either to Rev. J.H. Heywood, President, or J.L. Danforth, Treasurer, Louisville Refugee Commission, Louisville, Ky.

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Proceedings Of The National Union Convention Held In Baltimore, Md., June 7th And 8th, 1864 / Reported By D.F. Murphy.

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National Union Convention (1864 : Baltimore, Md.)

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Lincoln's Campaign Songster: For The Use Of Clubs: Containing All Of The Most Popular Songs.

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Portrait of beardless Lincoln on wrapper. Without music; tunes indicated by title.

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General Orders. No. 302 /War Department, Adjutant General's Office, Washington, December 21, 1864., United States. Adjutant-General's Office.

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By the President of the United States of America. A proclamation. Signed: Abraham Lincoln ... E.D. Townsend, Assistant Adjutant General.

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Lincoln Or Mcclellan? : Appeal To The Germans In America, Francis Lieber

Pamphlets

This pamphlet appeals to the German population in America to not be deceived by the name of the democratic party in the upcoming election between General McClellan and President Abraham Lincoln. The author goes into critical detail about the recent democratic convention and all the perceived problematic viewpoints of the democratic party and encourages German Americans to seek, instead, the party that upholds freedom and condemns slavery.

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General Orders. No. 128 /War Department, Adjutant General's Office, Washington, March 30, 1864., United States. Adjutant-General's Office.

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By the President of the United States of America, a proclamation. Signed on p. 2: Abraham Lincoln ... E.D. Townsend, Assistant Adjutant General. Defines circumstances under which insurgent enemies are entitled to benefits of the President's Proclamation of amnesty and reconstruction, issued December 8, 1863.

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Mcclellan's Military Career Reviewed And Exposed: The Military Policy Of The Administration Set Forth And Vindicated, William Swinton

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Published by the Union Congressional Committee. A condensation and revision of the series of twelve articles in review of McClellan's report, by William Swinton, published in the New York times ... February, March, and April, 1864. Published the same year under title: The ""Times"" review of McClellan: his military career reviewed and exposed.

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Confiscated Property: Speech Of Hon. L.D.M. Sweat, Of Maine, Delivered In The House Of Representatives, First Session, Thirty-Eighth Congress, January 20, 1864., Lorenzo De Medici Sweat

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Response to the Joint Resolution repealing a Joint Resolution explanatory of "An act to supress insurrection, to punish treason and rebellion, to seize and condiscate the property of rebels, and for other purposes."

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The Constitution Upheld And Maintained. :Speech Of Hon. Jas. Harlan, Of The United States Senate., James Harlan

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One of two editions of this text, priority not determined. In this edition (corresponding to Stern Collection no. 1838), with 8 numbered pages, the title is printed on one line; the text includes subheadings in capital letters, and ends in the middle of page 8, followed by a list of 15 Union Congressional Committee publications, dated ""Sep. 2, 1864""; and the printer's name is given as ""L. Towers"". In the other edition (corresponding to Monaghan no. 299), printed in much smaller type, with page 8 unnumbered, the word ""maintained"" in the title is printed on a separate line; the text …

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Letter Of Hon. R.J. Walker, In Favor Of The Reelection Of Abraham Lincoln :London, Sept. 30, 1864., Robert John Walker

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From the Continental monthly, New York, 1864, v. 6, p. 686-705.

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Speech Of Carl Schurz Delivered In Brooklyn, New York, October 7th, 1864., Carl Schurz

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Cover title.

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The Lincoln Catechism: Wherein The Eccentricities And Beauties Of Despotism Are Fully Set Forth /A Guide To The Presidential Election Of 1864.

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Anti-Lincoln rhetoric.

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The Return Of Rebellious States To The Union / A Letter From Hon. Wm. Whiting To The Union League Of Philadelphia., William Whiting

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The return of rebellious states to the union / a letter from Hon. Wm. Whiting to the Union League of Philadelphia.

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Professor Laboulaye, The Great Friend Of America, On The Presidential Election : The Election Of The President Of The United States, Edouard Laboulaye

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This pamphlet is the translation of a paper received at the Department of State from the American Consul at Paris in which debates the political climate of the United States preceding and during the Civil War and the role Europe will take in it.

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A Few Plain Words With The Rank And File Of The Union Armies, William Swinton

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This pamphlet is a campaign publication that praises the work of union soldiers and warns them of the ""copperheads"" (group of men who oppose the war) who would deride them.

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How The War Was Commenced :An Appeal To The Documents : Southern Documents Especially Quoted : (From The Cincinnati Daily Commercial.).

Pamphlets

Without covers. Bound in vol. 2 of set labeled: Pamphlets issued by the Loyal Publication Society. Includes references to President Lincoln. Copy 2: S2705 (vol. no. not listed)

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To The Soldiers Of The Union.

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A pro-Lincoln campaign pamphlet, issued in the wake of the Democrats' Chicago Convention, attacking the platform of the McClellan/Pendleton ticket. The pamphlet was made for distribution among the fighting troops of the Union, which may account for its relative scarcity. Urging the defeat of George B. McClellan in the presidential election, 1864; Listed by Bartlett with publications of the Union League of Philadelpia; printer's name supplied by Library of Congress catalog.

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Rights Of Sovereignty And Rights Of War: Two Sources Of Power Against The Rebellion. Speech Of Hon. Charles Sumner, Of Massachusetts, On His Bill For The Confiscation Of Property And The Liberation Of Slaves Belonging To Rebels, In The Senate Of The United States, May 19, 1862., Charles Sumner

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I Dream Of Thee, Edward O. Eaton

Sheet Music Collection

Hingham Bank Check, Paid To [?], Signed By E. L. Whiton

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Hingham Bank Check, Paid To William Jacobs, Signed By Mrs. Anna Jacobs

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Hingham Bank Check, Paid To W. W., Signed By William Whiton

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Hingham Bank Check, Paid To William Jacobs, Signed By Anna Jacobs

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Travel Pass, R. B. Webb, March 19, 1864

Hays Ray Webb Collection

Hingham Bank Check, Paid To J. J. & Son, Signed By Joseph Jacobs & Son

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Confederate Currency, Confederate States Of America, Twenty Dollars, Confederate States Of America. Dept. Of The Treasury, Keatinge And Ball

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Seated Portrait Of Abraham Lincoln, Anthony Berger

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The Turning Point: Or, Shall America Be Ruled By A Monarch Or By The People?., J. W. Marsh

Pamphlets

Address By Hon. Edward Everett: Delivered In Faneuil Hall, October 19, 1864 : The Duty Of Supporting The Government In The Present Crisis Of Affairs., Edward Everett

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Let Us Reason Together, George Franklin Comstock

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An Appeal To The Christian People Of Our Country.

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Proceedings Of The National Union Convention Held In Baltimore, Md., June 7th And 8th, 1864 / Reported By D.F. Murphy.

Pamphlets

Lincoln's Campaign Songster: For The Use Of Clubs: Containing All Of The Most Popular Songs.

Pamphlets

General Orders. No. 302 /War Department, Adjutant General's Office, Washington, December 21, 1864., United States. Adjutant-General's Office.

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Lincoln Or Mcclellan? : Appeal To The Germans In America, Francis Lieber

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General Orders. No. 128 /War Department, Adjutant General's Office, Washington, March 30, 1864., United States. Adjutant-General's Office.

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Mcclellan's Military Career Reviewed And Exposed: The Military Policy Of The Administration Set Forth And Vindicated, William Swinton

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Confiscated Property: Speech Of Hon. L.D.M. Sweat, Of Maine, Delivered In The House Of Representatives, First Session, Thirty-Eighth Congress, January 20, 1864., Lorenzo De Medici Sweat

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The Constitution Upheld And Maintained. :Speech Of Hon. Jas. Harlan, Of The United States Senate., James Harlan

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Letter Of Hon. R.J. Walker, In Favor Of The Reelection Of Abraham Lincoln :London, Sept. 30, 1864., Robert John Walker

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Speech Of Carl Schurz Delivered In Brooklyn, New York, October 7th, 1864., Carl Schurz

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The Lincoln Catechism: Wherein The Eccentricities And Beauties Of Despotism Are Fully Set Forth /A Guide To The Presidential Election Of 1864.

Pamphlets

The Return Of Rebellious States To The Union / A Letter From Hon. Wm. Whiting To The Union League Of Philadelphia., William Whiting

Pamphlets

Professor Laboulaye, The Great Friend Of America, On The Presidential Election : The Election Of The President Of The United States, Edouard Laboulaye

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A Few Plain Words With The Rank And File Of The Union Armies, William Swinton

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How The War Was Commenced :An Appeal To The Documents : Southern Documents Especially Quoted : (From The Cincinnati Daily Commercial.).

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To The Soldiers Of The Union.

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Rights Of Sovereignty And Rights Of War: Two Sources Of Power Against The Rebellion. Speech Of Hon. Charles Sumner, Of Massachusetts, On His Bill For The Confiscation Of Property And The Liberation Of Slaves Belonging To Rebels, In The Senate Of The United States, May 19, 1862., Charles Sumner

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