Browse Items (595 total)

  • Collection: Civil War and Slavery Collection
Go to Kennedy family correspondence item page

Correspondence between Illinois farmer G.W. Kennedy and family members in Ohio discussing routine work and family matters.
Go to Kennedy family correspondence item page

Correspondence between Illinois farmer G.W. Kennedy and family members in Ohio discussing routine work and family matters.
Go to Kennedy family correspondence item page

Correspondence between Illinois farmer G.W. Kennedy and family members in Ohio discussing routine work and family matters.
Go to Nathan Sargent from John P. Kennedy, July 9, 1855 item page

Letter discussing the regional differences for the Presidential nomination, the formation of a national convention, and negotiations with the American party over the nomination.
Go to Nathan Sargent from John P. Kennedy, July 17, 1854 item page

Letter regarding an article published in the American.
Go to Nathan Sargent from John Pendleton Kennedy, November 8, 1853 item page

Letter regarding the Report on African Colonization.
Go to R. C. Keyes to Mr. Lucas item page

Reminsciences about Abraham Lincoln written by a man who grew up on a farm near the Capitol in Springfield, Illinois. In his letter to Mr. Lucas, he recounts his boyhood impressions of Lincoln, of his attendance at the 1860 Republican National…
Go to Betsy Kinsley from Charlie Kinsley, Jun. 9, 1861 item page

Letter written by a guitar player performing with a traveling circus in Michigan. The band plays for the 4th Michigan Regiment.
Go to Grand Jury indictment of George Gregg item page

Illinois Grand Jury indictment of George Gregg for selling spirituous liquors without a license. Signed by Ward H. Lamon, former law partner of Abraham Lincoln.
Go to Joseph E. Bradford from Horatio T. Libby item page

Request from Horatio T. Libby, an engine machinist, that Joseph E. Bradford investigate a patent held by Henry Bailey.
Go to Abraham Lincoln to H.L. Haines item page

Signed response from Abraham Lincoln to the request for an autograph, July 10, 1860
Go to J. Elfreth Watkins from Robert Todd Lincoln item page

Letter from Robert Todd Lincoln, son of Abraham Lincoln, politely refusing to express an opinion in print.
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