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General Orders. No. 89, United States. Adjutant-General's Office. Dec 1861

General Orders. No. 89, United States. Adjutant-General's Office.

Pamphlets

Caption title; Signed on unnumbered page 1: Abraham Lincoln; Signed on page 2: L. Thomas, Adjutant General.


Abraham Lincoln: A Short Biography, Evert Augustus Duyckinck Dec 1861

Abraham Lincoln: A Short Biography, Evert Augustus Duyckinck

Pamphlets

Reprinted from: National portrait gallery of eminent Americans; Cover title.


Copy Of A Letter Written From Buffalo, State Of N.Y., December 21st, 1860: To The Honorable Abraham Lincoln, President Elect, Of The United States Of North America., Frederick Hasted Dec 1861

Copy Of A Letter Written From Buffalo, State Of N.Y., December 21st, 1860: To The Honorable Abraham Lincoln, President Elect, Of The United States Of North America., Frederick Hasted

Pamphlets

Caption title; In a case; Includes also copies of letters from the author to Horace Greeley and Jefferson Davis.


The American Missionary Dec 1861

The American Missionary

Pamphlets

Title from caption.; American Missionary Association; Congregational Home Missionary Society.


By The President Of The United States Of America: A Proclamation, Abraham Lincoln Dec 1861

By The President Of The United States Of America: A Proclamation, Abraham Lincoln

Pamphlets

Caption title; At head of title: General Orders, No. 139. War Department, Adjutant General's Office, Washington, Sept. 24, 1862; Monaghan 132 note; Stern 4323.


Speeches Of Hon. Horatio Seymour, And Hon. John Van Buren: At The Grand Ratification Meeting, At The Cooper Institute, October 13, 1862, With General Scott's Prophetic Letter., Horatio Seymour Dec 1861

Speeches Of Hon. Horatio Seymour, And Hon. John Van Buren: At The Grand Ratification Meeting, At The Cooper Institute, October 13, 1862, With General Scott's Prophetic Letter., Horatio Seymour

Pamphlets

Caption title.


Abraham Lincoln : A Short Biography, Evert Augustus Duyckinck Dec 1861

Abraham Lincoln : A Short Biography, Evert Augustus Duyckinck

Pamphlets

Reprinted from: National portrait gallery of eminent Americans


The President's Usurpations.: The Wade Davis Manifesto -- An Irrepressible Conflict In The Republican Party, Benjamin Franklin Wade Dec 1861

The President's Usurpations.: The Wade Davis Manifesto -- An Irrepressible Conflict In The Republican Party, Benjamin Franklin Wade

Pamphlets

Contains Lincoln's letter of July 18, 1864; article from the Richmond sentinel; and, the Wade-Davis manifesto.


Insurgent Privateers In Foreign Ports: Message From The President Of The United States In Answer To A Resolution Of The House Of The 24th Of February., United States. Department Of State. Dec 1861

Insurgent Privateers In Foreign Ports: Message From The President Of The United States In Answer To A Resolution Of The House Of The 24th Of February., United States. Department Of State.

Pamphlets

Report from the secretary of state and correspondence in relation to the privateer question, arranged by country. Lincoln's message is dated April 26, 1862. Missing pages 161 - 176


Insurgent Privateers In Foreign Ports: Message From The President Of The United States In Answer To A Resolution Of The House Of The 24th Of February. Dec 1861

Insurgent Privateers In Foreign Ports: Message From The President Of The United States In Answer To A Resolution Of The House Of The 24th Of February.

Pamphlets

Report from the secretary of state and correspondence in relation to the privateer question, arranged by country. Lincoln's message is dated April 26, 1862. Missing pages 161 - 176


The Domestic And Foreign Relations Of The United States, Joel Parker Dec 1861

The Domestic And Foreign Relations Of The United States, Joel Parker

Pamphlets

Also published in the North American Review for January, 1862.


General Orders. No. 91., United States. Adjutant-General's Office, Author. Dec 1861

General Orders. No. 91., United States. Adjutant-General's Office, Author.

Pamphlets

War Department, Adjutant General's Office, Washington, July 29, 1862. NLM copy, bound ninety-third in a volume that contains 210 general orders issued by the United States War Department, an index to the general orders, and 5 orders issued by the President. DNLM. Contains the text of fourteen acts and resolutions concerning medals of honor, pensions, contracts, payments, ranks, prisons, and confiscation.


The History And Theory Of Revolutions., Joseph Clark Dec 1861

The History And Theory Of Revolutions., Joseph Clark

Pamphlets

From the Princeton Review for April 1862.""


Letter To An English Friend On The Rebellion In The United States : And On British Policy., Joseph Willard Dec 1861

Letter To An English Friend On The Rebellion In The United States : And On British Policy., Joseph Willard

Pamphlets

Signed: Joseph Willard.


Reply To Horace Binney On The Privilege Of The Writ Of Habeas Corpus Under The Constitution, David Boyer Brown Dec 1861

Reply To Horace Binney On The Privilege Of The Writ Of Habeas Corpus Under The Constitution, David Boyer Brown

Pamphlets

This pamphlet is a reply to Horace Binney's defense of Lincoln's suspension of the writ of Habeas Corpus. In the reply, American Liberty is cited as the most sacred action of the Constitution.


A Review Of Mr. Binney's Pamphlet On ""The Privilege Of The Writ Of Habeas Corpus Under The Constitution"", John Christian Bullitt Dec 1861

A Review Of Mr. Binney's Pamphlet On ""The Privilege Of The Writ Of Habeas Corpus Under The Constitution"", John Christian Bullitt

Pamphlets

This pamphlet includes the printer's name from cover. The edition was also issued with the C. Sherman & Son imprint alone on the title page. Bartlett gives the Campbell imprint. Sabin gives the Sherman imprint, as 8vo, noting, ""Fifty copies printed on large paper, in 4to, for John Campbell"", apparently unaware that ordinary copies were also issued with the Campbell imprint. The second part of Binney's Privilege was similarly issued in April 1862. An introduction, dated March 10, 1862, as to why the author reviewed Mr. Binney's pamphlet is included at the front.


The Emancipation Polka Dec 1861

The Emancipation Polka

Sheet Music

No abstract


The President's Emancipation March Dec 1861

The President's Emancipation March

Sheet Music

No abstract


Hold On Abraham, Uncle Sam's Boys Are Coming Right Along Dec 1861

Hold On Abraham, Uncle Sam's Boys Are Coming Right Along

Sheet Music

No abstract


We Are Coming Father Abraam, Six Hundred Thousand More Dec 1861

We Are Coming Father Abraam, Six Hundred Thousand More

Sheet Music

No abstract


600,00 More. We Are Coming Father Abraham! (17th Ed.) Dec 1861

600,00 More. We Are Coming Father Abraham! (17th Ed.)

Sheet Music

No abstract


President Lincoln's Grand March Dec 1861

President Lincoln's Grand March

Sheet Music

No abstract


The Picket Guard (Without Veil), John Rogers Dec 1861

The Picket Guard (Without Veil), John Rogers

Statuettes and Figurines

The plaster sculpture features a Union officer walking with two enlisted soldiers toward a picket line. The three appear on duty and cautious, possibly because they see the enemy approaching. The officer lays his proper right hand on the right-side soldier's gun to prevent him from firing. The left-side soldier shields his eyes with his proper left hand as he looks on in the distance.


The Town Pump (Canteen In Front), John Rogers Dec 1861

The Town Pump (Canteen In Front), John Rogers

Statuettes and Figurines

The plaster sculpture depicts a soldier dressed in uniform standing with a woman at a water pump. A water bucket hangs from the woman's proper right arm, while the soldier holds a cup and rests his proper right foot on the water trough. He has a backpack hanging from his shoulders and a canteen and satchel hanging across his chest. This particular rendering of The Town Pump features the canteen at the soldier's front and a light tan finish.


The Town Pump (Canteen In Front), John Rogers Dec 1861

The Town Pump (Canteen In Front), John Rogers

Statuettes and Figurines

The plaster sculpture depicts a soldier dressed in uniform standing with a woman at a water pump. A water bucket hangs from the woman's proper right arm, while the soldier holds a cup and rests his proper right foot on the water trough. He has a backpack hanging from his shoulders and a canteen and satchel hanging across his chest. This particular rendering of The Town Pump features the canteen at the soldier's front and a brownish finish.


The Picket Guard (With Veil), John Rogers Dec 1861

The Picket Guard (With Veil), John Rogers

Statuettes and Figurines

The plaster sculpture features a Union officer walking with two Zouaves (seen wearing baggy pantaloons with a fez cap) toward a picket line. Note the veil on the officer's hat as opposed to the variation shown in item # 4578.


Brave Men Behold Your Fallen Chief, Joseph Philbrick Webster Dec 1861

Brave Men Behold Your Fallen Chief, Joseph Philbrick Webster

Sheet Music Collection

Illustration of soldiers with flag near memorial


Brady's Album Gallery. No. 605. Group Of President Lincoln, Gen. Mcclellan, And Suite, Alexand Er Gardner Dec 1861

Brady's Album Gallery. No. 605. Group Of President Lincoln, Gen. Mcclellan, And Suite, Alexand Er Gardner

Photographs

This object is a mounted albumen print featuring a group photo of A. Lincoln, Ward Hill Lamon, and Army officers; The photograph was taken by Alexander Gardner at Antietam, MD


General Grant's Grand March, Edward Mack Dec 1861

General Grant's Grand March, Edward Mack

Sheet Music Collection

Portrait of General Grant


Just Before The Battle, Mother, George F. Root Dec 1861

Just Before The Battle, Mother, George F. Root

Sheet Music Collection

Illustration of people among floral imagery.