Rare American Civil War-era pamphlet urging an alliance between France and the Confederate States of America by Louisiana-born, francophone physician and writer Alfred Mercier. Mercier’s..... Read More
Germans. Italians. Poles. Irish. Cubans. Persians. Russians. And more. The author explains that contrary to popular notion, the Confederacy was filled with an astonishing numbers... Read More
Civil War-time report on a Confederate conspiracy conducted by the “Order of American Knights” a.k.a. “Order of the Sons of Liberty.” This group grew out..... Read More
Princeton College autograph album kept by Dr. Richard F. Sams (1838–1878), of Beaufort, South Carolina, Class of 1858. Sams’ album, kept from 1855 to 1858... Read More
Two affecting letters touching on slavery, separation between men of common English ancestry, and loss and suffering. Both letters addressed to Ohio physician, Dr. Robert... Read More
Theodore Dehon Jervey, South Carolina attorney, judge, historian, author, journalist, conservative, here offers a radical solution to “The Negro Problem” —encourage the African-American population of..... Read More
A handsome copy of this famous novel that significantly raised the profile of the Ku Klux Klan and promoted its agenda. Blockson 101: “No American... Read More
Dr. Aaron Van Camp: Future Confederate Spy, A Doctor Just before the American Civil War begins, 6 scrapbook leaves document the life of a D.C.... Read More
A study of the Civil War-era faction of the Democratic Party that opposed the war and wanted to make peace with the Confederacy. “Wood Gray’s..... Read More
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![[1851 and 1861 St. Helena Island Autograph Letters Signed to Dr. Robert Stephenson, Summerfield, Ohio]. Jo. Stephenson, R. Stephenson, obert, Stephenson Dr.](/images/noimage-req.png)
![The Clansman. An Historical Romance of the Ku Klux Klan. [First Edition]. Thomas Dixon Jr.](/pictures/thumb/3728148_1.jpg?v=1546963426)
![[1858 to 1862 Collection. Future Confederate Spy Aaron Van Camp of Washington D. C. Autograph Letter Signed from Naval Career Officer Commodore William Mervine]. Aaron Van Camp, Dr., 1816–1892, d. 1862, 1791–1868, Thomas B. Huger, Lieut., William Mervine, Rear Admiral.](/pictures/thumb/372327b_4.jpg?v=1534362287)
![The Hidden Civil War, The Story of the Copperheads. [Inscribed by the Author]. Wood Gray, 1905–?](/pictures/thumb/3727879_1.jpg?v=1542302142)