Box 7
Contains 96 Results:
Blancs et Jaunes, 1904
Source: Le Petit Parisien, April 03, 1904.
Map Showing the Comparitive [sic] Area of the Northern and Southern States, East of the Rocky Mountains., 1861
Source: Harper's Weekly, February 23, 1861.
How Far We Have Come and how far we have to go., 1961
Source: Dautmann, I. M. 1961 "Report from Louisiana's School Struggle." Southern Newsletter, v.6 n.2, March-April 1961.
British Naval Stations form a Chain around the Coast of All Nations that makes Commercial Shipping Dependent on the permission of Great Britain., 1914
Source: Dernburg, Bernhard. [1914]. "Germany and the War. Not a Defense But an Explanation." The Fatherland, A Weekly Devoted to Fair Play for Germany and Austria-Hungary. New York City.
Map of the Southern States, Showing the Relative Proportion of Slaves in the Different Localities, 1863
Source: Harper's Weekly, February 28, 1863, p.141.
[Allegorical Map of the History of the Abolitionist Movement], 1808
Source: Clarkson, Thomas. 1808. The History of the Rise, Progress, and Accomplishment of the Abolition of the African Slave-Trade by the British Parliament. v.1. London: R. Taylor and Co. for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme.
The Methodist Episcopal Church in Territory Where, in 1861, Slavery Existed in the United States, 1895
Source: Pennsylvania Methodist, March 28, 1895
Wie deutsche Flieger England sehen (A German Pilot's View of England), 1939
Source: Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung, November 30, 1939
Map of the Rebellion, As It Was in 1861 and As It Is in 1864, 1864
Source: Harper's Weekly, March 19, 1864.