Union Pamphlets 22: “[A] simple historical and constitutional sketch of the background of the conflict, apparently aimed at those Philadelphia workingmen who were voting so..... Read More about About the War. Plain Words to Plain People by a Plain Man
Reprint of two pamphlets, possibly first published in Newbern, North Carolina in 1788, when North Carolinians were considering the ratification of the U.S. Constitution. The..... Read More about A Plea for Federal Union. North Carolina, 1788. [Limited to 100 copies in boards; this copy...
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A study of Abraham Lincoln’s political liberalism presented as a series of essays examining such topics as the dilemma over Fort Sumter, constitutional law, the..... Read More about Lincoln the Liberal Statesman. [Inscribed by the Author
Reply to an article by Confederate States of America President Jefferson Davis written by Joel Parker (1795–1875), judge and Royall Professor of Law in the..... Read More about The Right of Secession. A Review of the Message of Jefferson Davis to the Congress of the...
Jenkins 223:118 catalogued a similarly-titled edition of this pamphlet: “A series of nine lengthy letters (dated Aug.-Oct 1860) by a prominent Alabamian to Charles O’Conor..... Read More about Letters to Chas. O’Conor. The Destruction of The Union is Emancipation
An overview of crime and punishment in 17th-century colonial Maryland. An exhaustive study: the gamut runs from homicide and assault to livestock theft and witchcraft..... Read More about Crime and Punishment in Early Maryland
This pamphlet collected the remarks delivered at the December 11, 1880 meeting of the Philadelphia Bar on the occasion of the death of Union officer..... Read More about Addresses delivered at the Meeting of the Philadelphia Bar, held December 11, 1880 upon the...
Fourth of July address delivered in the immediate aftermath of the Nullification Crisis by Thomas S. Grimké, South Carolina lawyer, education reformer, and peace advocate..... Read More about Oration on the Principal Duties of Americans; Delivered before the Washington Society…on...
