New York attorney and legal reformer E.P. Hurlbut’s article “The Rights of Woman” appeared in the May 8, 1841 issue of The New World newspaper..... Read More
A busy envelope with various text and type faces to serve not only as a functional method of letter transmittal, but as a mobile advertising... Read More
Autograph letter signed by author, abolitionist, and newspaper editor Theodore Dwight (1796–1866) seeking the recommendation of a clergyman for his Dwight’s American Magazine and Family..... Read More
Brief letter from George Lyman of Wadsworth, Ohio seeking summer employment as a subscription agent for a family newspaper: If you think proper to appoint... Read More
Single complete issue that, notably, prints the entire Middlesex Petition to King George III. First issued in Middlesex county, England, the petition warmly supports the... Read More
“The Last Issue” of the whaleman’s “Bible.” And after 71 years of publication. With the decline of the Yankee fleet and the coming of World..... Read More
![“The Rights of Woman” [Profound Influence on the Seneca Falls Declaration of Sentiments] within The New World, Vol. II, No. 19, May 8, 1841]. E P. Hurlbut, Park Benjamin, 1807–?, 1809–1864, Elisha Powell Hurlbut, Park Benjamin Sr.](/pictures/thumb/3726549_1.jpg?v=1539123807)
![[Rhode Island Printing] Woonsocket Patriot and Rhode Island State Register [Advertorial Envelope]. S. S. Foss Woonsocket Patriot, Proprietor.](/pictures/thumb/3726545_1.jpg?v=1534362409)
![[From The 1769 Boston Chronicle Vol. II. No. 31. From Monday July 31, to Thursday August 3, 1769:] London. To the King’s most excellent Majesty, The humble Petition of the Freeholders of the County of Middlesex…. Mein and Fleeming.](/images/noimage-req.png)
