United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865
Found in 84 Collections and/or Records:
9th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers Flag Remnant manuscript, 1877 October 12
Manuscript presentation note from 9th Infantry Regiment of Massachusetts presenting a remnant of their flag they carried during the Civil War in 1861, signed Daniel G. Macnamara of "the Old Ninth."
A Challenge!, 1863
Civil War broadside arguing that the Southerners are rebellious traitors that resist the government of the Union
A Strong Protest Against Honoring the Memory of General Albert Pike article, 1898
This pamphlet or reprint, from The Republican of Davenport, Iowa, includes the article entitled, "A Strong Protest Against Honoring the Memory of General Albert Pike." The article describes the battle of Pea Ridge, specifically Pike's recruitment of Indigenous people who were accused of scalping of Union solders.
A Traitor's Peace broadside, 1863
Civil War broadside giving the terms of peace for the Confederacy and argument against this written by "A Democratic Workingman"
Albert Pike correspondence, 1859-1866
Alonzo Hall Quint Masonic Civil War collection, 1861-1864
An Abolition Traitor, 1863
Civil War broadside with a quote from a Southern abolitionist, Robert Toombs, and another traitor quoted as talking about the superiority of the black men over free white laboring men of the North (Union). It is signed by "A Democratic Workingman"
Announcement for order of Masonic ceremonies at Lowell, Massachusetts, 1865
Announcement for the consecration of a monument erected to the memory of members of the sixth regiment, Massachusetts volunteers who fell at Baltimore, Maryland in 1861
Autograph, circa 1861
Unidentified autograph of a Union attorney general, son of Massachusetts, lawyer, and judge
Autograph of David Glasgow Farragut, circa 1864
Autograph of D. G. Farragut, Rear Admiral of the Union during the Civil War