Pamphlets
Subtitle: the rebellion ; Loyal Publication Society, 1864-1865
Series: Loyal Publication Society; Loyal Publication Society (Series) -- nos. 45-79.
Publisher: Loyal Publication Society
Published: 1864
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Subjects: Loyal Publication Society of New York; History; Societies
Notes: Spine title.

Nos. 1-44 issued under collective title: Tracts issued by the Loyal Publication Society.

Fish, D. Lincoln bibliography, 0511

Fish, D. Lincoln bibliography, 0512

Fish, D. Lincoln bibliography, 0513

Monaghan, J. Lincoln bibliography, 0304

Monaghan, J. Lincoln bibliography, 3751

Monaghan, J. Lincoln bibliography, 3753

Bound, red leather.
Table of contents: title: no. 45. Finances & resources of the United States: speech ... in the House of Representatives, March 3, 1864 / Henry G. Stebbins; title: no. 46. How the war was commenced: an appeal to the documents; title: no. 47. Results of the serf emancipation in Russia; title: no. 48. Resources of the United States: report to the International Statistical Congress at Berlin / Samuel B. Ruggles; title: no. 49. Soldiers' and sailors' patriotic songs; title: no. 50. The constitution vindicated: nationality, secession, slavery / by James A. Hamilton; title: no. 51. No property in man: speech ... in the Senate, April 8th, 1864 / Charles Sumner; title: no. 52. Rebellion, slavery, and peace / by N.G. Upham; title: no. 53. Wie der Krieg angesangen wurde; title: no. 54. Our burden and our strength, or a comprehensive and popular examination of the debt and resources of our country, present and prospective; title: no. 55. Der emancipirte Sklave und sein früherer Herr / James McKaye; title: no. 56. The assertions of a secessionist, from the speech of A.H. Stephens, November 14th, 1860; title: no. 57. Growler's income tax / by T.S. Arthur; title: no. 58. The mastership and its fruits: the emancipated slave face to face with his old master / James McKaye; title: no. 59. Lincoln oder McClellan? Ausrus an die Deutschen in Amerika / von Franz Lieber; title: no. 60. Peace through victory: a Thanksgiving sermon / Joseph P. Thompson; title: no. 61. Sherman vs. Hood ; A low tart, inclined to be very sweet ; Something for Douglas Democrats to remember ; An appeal to history ; Where Governor Seymour got his lessons ; On the Chicago surrender; title: no. 62. The war for the Union / by William Swinton; title: no. 63. Gerrit Smith on McClellan's nomination and acceptance; title: no. 64. Letters of loyal soldiers. General Grant ; General Dix ; General Sickels ; General Hooker ; General Sherman ; General McCall ; General Wool ; General Logan ; A soldier on the Chicago platform; title: no. 65. The submissionists & their record. The dodges of Mr. Pendleton ; What a Copperhead mayor says of our victories ; What Mr. Pendleton thinks of coercion; title: no. 66. Coercion completed, or treason triumphant: remarks / by John C. Hamilton; title: no. 67. Lincoln or McClellan: appeal to the Germans in America / by Francis Lieber; title: no. 68. The cowards' convention; title: no. 69. Whom do English Tories wish elected to the Presidency?; title: no. 70. Letters from Europe touching the American contest ...; title: no. 71. Lincoln of McClellan? Oproep aan die Hollanders in Amerika / van Francis Lieber; title: no. 72. Für die Freiheit aller! Für die Einheit des Vaterlandes / reden von Friedrich Schü  und Weil von Gernsbach; title: no. 73. Relief for East Tennessee: meeting at Cooper Institute ... March 10, 1864: address / N.G. Taylor; title: [no. 74]. The slave power: its heresies and injuries to the American people: a speech / by John C. Hamilton; title: no. 75. The great issue: an address / by John Jay; title: no. 76. Narrative of privations and sufferings of United States officers & soldiers while prisoners of war in the hands of the rebel authorities; title: no. 77. An address on secession delivered in South Carolina in the year 1851 / by Francis Lieber; title: no. 78. Proceedings at the second anniversary meeting of the Loyal Publication Society, February 11, 1865; title: no. 79. A letter to Hon. E.D. Morgan ... on the amendment of the constitution abolishing slavery ; [and], Resolutions passed by the New York Union League Club concerning conditions of peace with the insurgents.