Book Description

An important collection of 17 pamphlets on US slavery (from an abolitionist perspective) and on other Civil War and political matters, dated 1863-1864. 11 of the pamphlets are published by the Loyal Publication Society, New York, 1864, (hereafter LPS, and titles listed toward the end of this catalogue entry) and in other instances details are given following with authors, titles and other relevant information. The Letters of President Lincoln on Questions of National Policy; H H Lloyd, New York, 1863, pp22, back wrapper not present. . . . James McKaye, The Mastership and its Fruits: The Emancipated Slave Face to Face with his Old Master. A supplemental Report to Hon. Edwin M Stanton; Bryant & Co., New York, 1864, 1st edition, pp 38, original wrappers. . . . William H Whitmore, The Cavalier Dismounted, An Essay on the Origin of the Founders of the Thirteen Colonies; G M Whipple, Salem, 1864, 1st edition, pp 48, original wrappers present, small crease of the front one. . . . ULA "Going Home to Vote", Authentic Speeches of S P Chase, Secretary of the Treasury, During his Visit to Ohio, with his Speeches at Indianapolis and at the Mass Meeting in Baltimore, October, 1863; W H Moore, Washington, 1863, first edition, pp 36. . . . Speech of William H Seward, of the Night before the Election at Auburn, New York, November 7, 1864; McGill & Witherow, Washington, DC, 1864, 1st edition, pp 12. . . . Henry W Bellows, The War to End only when the Rebellion Ceases; Anson D F Randolph, New York, nd [1863], 1st edition; original pamphlet present but browned and fragile; pp 16.
Dealer Notes
LPS details follow; most text is in English but titles indicate where this is not the case: . . .
LPS No 41, Réponse de Mm. de Gasparin, Laboulaye, Martin et Cochin à la Ligue Loyale et Natonale de New York. . . . LPS 42, the same as 41 but in English. . . . LPS 43, the same as 41 but in German. . . . LPS 44, Proceedings at the First Anniversary Meeting of the LPS. . . . LPS 46, How the War was Commenced. An Appeal to the Documents. . . . LPS 48, Report to the International Statistical Congress at Berlin, by Samuel B Ruggles. . . . LPS 49, Soldiers' and Sailors' Patriotic Songs. . . . LPS 50, The Constitution Vindicated. Nationality, Secession, Slavery, by James A Hamilton. . . . LPS 51, No Property in Man. Speech of Hon. Charles Sumner, on the Proposed Amendment of the Constitution Abolishing Slavery through the United States, In the Senate, April 8th, 1864. . . . LPS 52, Rebellion, Slavery and Peace, by Hon. G Upham. ... LPS 53, version of LPS 46 in German.
Author Abraham Lincoln, Julia Ward Howe, Wm. Seward, Henry Bellows, Edwin Stanton, James MacKaye, William Whitmore, S P Chase and others
Date 1863-1864
Binding Old half morocco, marbled sides, titled and numbered gilt on the spine; Manchester Public Free Libraries, armorial bookplate on the fep and partially completed accession slip; MS presn. note to Workingmen’s Reform Club, 1867, on later fep
Publisher Loyal Publication Society and others
Condition Binding somewhat rubbed variously, slightly cracked on the first inner joint but overall sound and firm; internally browned but o/w good or better; wrappers of one item acid browned and fragile; some neat library stamps or embossed seals.

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