Highlights include: Anna Ella Carroll of Baltimore. Reply to the Speech of Hon. J.C. Breckinridge . . . in Defence of the President's War Measures. Washington, 1861 Maynard. Speech . . . on the Negro Enlistment Bill. [Washington?], 1863 McClellan. Campaign Document No. 1, the Democratic Platform. [1864] Addresses on the Death of Hon. Stephen Douglas. Washington, 1861 The Present Attempt to Dissolve the American Union a British Aristocratic Plot. New York, 1862. Also: Bingham. Speech . . . in Reply to Hon. C.L. Vallandigham. [1863]
Binney. Letter from Horace Binney. [1863]
Blake. Slavery in the District. [Washington?], 1862
Boutwell. Confiscation of Rebel Property. [1864]
Chase. How the South Rejected Compromise in the Peace Conference of 1861. [1863?]
Conway. Shall War be for Union and Freedom, or Union and Slavery? Washington, 1861
Cox. Puritanism in Politics. New York, 1863
Cravens. Speech . . . on the President's Message. [1862]
Field. Speech . . . on the Discharge of State Prisoners. Washington, 1863
Harding. Speech . . . on the President's Two Proclamations. Washington, 1863
Jay. The Great Issue. New York, 1864
Jay. The New York Election and the State of the Country. New York, 1862
Kingsley. French Intervention in America. New York, 1863
Lane. Speech . . . on the Discharge of State Prisoners. [1862]
Latham. Speech . . . on the President's Message, "The Mission of Peace from Virginia." Washington, 1861
Murphy. Presidential Election, 1864: Proceedings of the National Union Convention. New York, 1864
Parker. American War and American Slavery: A Speech . . . in the Free Trade Hall, Manchester. Manchester, UK, 1863
Saulsbury. Release of State Prisoners. [1863]
Segar. Letter . . . in Vindication of His Course in Declining to Follow His State into Secession. Washington, 1862 (2 copies)
Spaulding. National Finances. [1863]
Stillé. Northern Interests and Southern Independence. Philadelphia, 1863
Sumner. Independence of Hayti and Liberia. Washington, 1862
Thomas. Remarks . . . on the Relation of the Seceded States (so called) to the Union . . . and Emancipation of Slaves in Such States. Washington, 1862
Thomas. Speech . . . on Confiscation. [1862] (2 copies)
Vallandigham. The Great Civil War in America. [1863]
Ward. The Financial Condition of the Nation. [1863]
Washington. Washington's Farewell Address, Delivered September 17th, 1796. New York, 1861
Whiting. Military Arrests in Time of War. Washington, 1863
Whiting. The War Powers of the President. Boston, 1862
Wilson. The Death of Slavery is the Life of the Nation. Washington, 1864.
Wright. Speech . . . on the Discharge of State Prisoners. [1862]
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Address of the Unconditional Union State Central Committee to the People of Maryland. Baltimore, 1863
The Boot on the Other Leg: Or, Loyalty Above Party. Philadelphia, 1863
Does It Pay?
Interesting Debate. Reception of Gov. Andrew Johnson . . . at the State Capitol of Pennsylvania. Harrisburg, PA, 1863
The New Gospel of Peace, According to St.. Benjamin; Book the Second. New York, [1863] (2 copies)
The Rebuke of Southern Docrtines by Southern Statesmen. Philadelphia, 1863
The Rejected Stone: Or, Insurrection vs. Resurrection in America. Boston, 1861
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