1041.
Union patriotic envelopes dealing with secession - "The Upshot of Secession"
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- Date:
- between 1861 and 1865
- Format:
- Text
- Access:
- Public
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1041.
1042.
Union patriotic envelopes dealing with secession - "This modern Blondin leaves but one impression / Upon the mind of every calm spectator: How easily we circumvent SECESSION / Must now he clearly seen by this arch-traitor." Published by Brown & Ryan, New York
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- Creator:
- Brown & Ryan
- Date:
- between 1861 and 1865
- Format:
- Text
- Access:
- Public
1043.
Union patriotic envelopes dealing with secession - "TREASON. Found in the 'Sacred Soul' of Virginia." Published by by S. C. Upham
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- Creator:
- Upham, Samuel C. (Samuel Curtis), 1819-1885
- Date:
- between 1861 and 1865
- Format:
- Text
- Access:
- Public
1044.
Union patriotic envelopes dealing with secession - "Washwoman Davis - 'Lor' bless my soul, how these blacks are flying! they'll dirty all my clothes.'"
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- Date:
- between 1861 and 1865
- Format:
- Text
- Access:
- Public
1045.
Union patriotic envelopes dealing with secession - "Washwoman Davis - 'Lor' bless my soul, how these blacks are flying! they'll dirty all my clothes.'"
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- Date:
- between 1861 and 1865
- Format:
- Text
- Access:
- Public
1046.
Union patriotic envelopes dealing with secession - Cartoon of Jefferson Davis as a spider and the Confederate states as flies trapped in the web. Jefferson Davis is trying to get the border states trapped in the web as well. "Secession Web 'Walk into my parlor,' says the Spider to the Fly," Published by D. Murphy's Son
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- Creator:
- D. Murphy's Son
- Date:
- between 1861 and 1865
- Format:
- Text
- Access:
- Public
1047.
Union patriotic envelopes dealing with secession - Devil blowing out a glass object bearing the words "SECESSION". Near the Devil is an object bearing the words "TREASON"
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- Date:
- between 1861 and 1865
- Format:
- Text
- Access:
- Public
1048.
Union patriotic envelopes dealing with secession - Man striking a slave in chains with a whip
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- Date:
- between 1861 and 1865
- Format:
- Text
- Access:
- Public
1049.
Union patriotic envelopes dealing with secession - Upside down United States Flag, "May emblems of traitors, ever scurvy / Be forever topsy-turvy."
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- Date:
- between 1861 and 1865
- Format:
- Text
- Access:
- Public
1050.
Union soldier and Medal of Honor recipient Francis Edwin Brownell, 11th New York Infantry Regiment
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- Creator:
- Brady, Mathew B., approximately 1823-1896
- Date:
- between 1861 and 1865
- Format:
- Still image
- Access:
- Public