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First meeting of Uncle Tom and Eva.
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Uncle Tom and Little Eva.
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The Declaration of Independence illustrated. [graphic] / Fabronius; Designed by R. Thayer; L. Prang & Co. Lith, Boston.
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[The scourged back]
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[Proof vignette of Southern planter and scenes from the South]
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Cinque
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Cinque
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John Bull makes a discovery. [graphic]
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Diorama - Washington at Yorktown
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Emancipation
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The Democratic platform [graphic]
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American sympathy and Irish blackguardism. [graphic] / EWC.
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The triumph. [graphic]
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Journey of a slave from plantation to the battlefield. [graphic].
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All slaves were made freemen. By Abraham Lincoln, president of the United States, January 1st, 1863. Come, then, able-bodied colored men, to the nearest United States camp, and fight for the stars and stripes. [graphic].
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In commemoration of the hundredth anniversary of American independence
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The Washington family.
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Here is a picture of some slaves at work. [graphic] : Reward of merit. This may certify that [Mr. George Snow] by diligence and attention to study, merits the approbation of [his] friends and teacher.
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Washington birthday greetings [graphic].
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The rail candidate. [graphic]
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"The nigger" in the woodpile. [graphic]
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Senate chamber U.S.A. Conclusion of Clay's speech in defense of slavery. [graphic]
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The slavery question: Great prize-fight of the American eagle against the wolf and alligator. [graphic] / WA.
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The Clay compromise - a settler. [graphic]
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The game of secession or sketches of the rebellion
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[Montage of caricatures satirizing Southern Democrats] [graphic].
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The dis-united states or the Southern Confederacy. [graphic]
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Reading the Emancipation Proclamation
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Emancipated slaves.
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The house that Jeff built. [graphic]
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The resurrection of Henry Box Brown at Philadelphia [graphic] : Who escaped from Richmond Va. in a box 3 feet long 2 1/2 ft. deep and 2ft. wide. / Kramer, del.
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Views of slavery : [graphic] / Does the slaveholder admit the slave to be a human being? If so we would ask his interpretation of the following sentiment "Whatsoever ye would that men should do unto you, do you even so to them."
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Cartes de visite reproductions of Civil War era sketches by H.C. Bispham
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From the plantation to the senate
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"No higher law." [graphic] /
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Emancipated slaves.
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Handicap race presidential stakes 1844. [graphic] /. EWC.
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Practical illustration of the fugitive slave law. [graphic] /. EC, del.
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The great presidential race of 1856. [graphic]
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The result of the Fifteenth Amendment, and the rise and progress of the African race in America and its final accomplishment, and celebration on May 19th A.D. 1870. [graphic]
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Distinguished colored men
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Heroes of the colored race