CDV Image of Charles Sumner, Anti-Slavery Politician

CDV Image of Charles Sumner, Anti-Slavery politician, 4"T x 2.5"W

Details: Charles Sumner autographed "Freedom always for all! handwritten quotation on page. Dated December 17ht, 1863 and sent from the Senate Chamber. Very good condition overall. Accompanied by a mo

Black History William Seward Defends Senator Charles Sumner & Freedom of Speech in the Kansas Anti-Slavery Debate 1856, "REMARKS OF WILLIAM H. SEWARD... CONCERNING KANSAS AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL FREEDO

Clipped signature of Charles Sumner (1811-1874). Sumner was the leader of the anti-slavery forces in Massachusetts and a leader of the Radical Republicans in the U.S. Senate during the American Civil

Black History 1863 Charles Sumner Calls for "Immediate Emancipation" U.S. Senator During the American Civil War February 12, 1863-Dated Civil War Period, Anti-Slavery 4-page Imprint, "Immediate Emanci

Including: (7) CDVs of Charles Sumner, Josh Billings, Margaret Higginson, (4) unidentified others and a cabinet card of Sara Jewett.

Group includes: 1862 letter written by Senator Charles Sumner from Boston, Massachusetts. Four pages, please see the seventh picture listed for the scan of a complete transcription. Carte-de-visite (C

THE BARBARISM OF SLAVERY… SPEECH OF HON. CHARLES SUMNER, ON THE BILL FOR THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS AS A FREE STATE. June 4, 1860. 8vo pamphlet. 32 pp. ******** An completely uncut and unopened copy of

Carte-de-visite (CDV) and cut-signature of Senator Charles Sumner. As a US Senator representing Massachusetts, Charles Sumner was brutally assaulted by Representative Preston Brooks of South

William Gladstone Re: Sumner's Death and His "contributions to the anti-slavery movement." To Cyrus Field A letter written from 11 Carlton-House-Terrace, signed "WE Gladstone" and addressed to America

(1811-1874) American senator and a strident abolitionist, his vitriolic attacks on slavery on the Senate floor resulted in a vicious beating by South Carolina Rep. Andrew P. Butler. Fine association A

Speech of Hon. Charles Sumner on the Bill for the Admission of Kansas as a free state. The Barbarism of Slavery pamphlet shows contribution to the cause of human rights and constitutional liberties. P

Circa 1860 Lithographic Portrait of David Wilmot by M. H. Traubel of Philadelphia. David Wilmot was an American politician from Pennsylvania who opposed slavery. This print includes a quote by Wilmot,

CDV Civil War image of Major General Robert H Milroy, 9th Indiana Regiment, marked on back of CDV "Charles Taber & Co., New Bedford, Mass", 4"T x 2.5"W

Carte de visite photograph of a seated waist up view of a Civil War General Lewis (Lew) Wallace wearing uniform with major general shoulder straps. Image presents backmark of Charles D. Fredericks, Br

Carte de visite photograph of a seated waist up view of a Civil War General Daniel E. Sickles wearing uniform with brigadier general shoulder straps. Image presents backmark of Charles D. Fredericks,

Carte de visite photograph of a seated waist up view of a Civil War General Michael Corcoran wearing uniform with brigadier general shoulder straps. Image presents backmark of Charles D. Fredericks, B

Carte de visite photograph of a seated waist up view of a Civil War General Irvin McDowell wearing uniform with major general shoulder straps. Image presents backmark of Charles D. Fredricks & Co., Br

Carte de visite photograph of a seated knees up view of a Civil War Navy Commodore Charles Henry Davis wearing uniform of US Navy commodore and holding cap in lap. Image presents backmark of Charles D

[CIVIL WAR - UNION NAVY]. A group of 3 CDVs of David G. Farragut, David Dixon Porter, and Charles H. Davis.   David Dixon Porter (1813-1891) CDV with full-length image, backmark of Anthony, New Y

[SLAVERY & ABOLITION] -- [TANEY, Roger (1777-1864)]. BENDANN, photographers. CDV of Chief Justice Taney holding hat and cane. [Baltimore, MD]: n.d. 2 1/2 x 3 3/4 in. albumen image printed directly on

30 images with several identified, Burnside (pen mark),Gen Lotten, John C. Fremont, Winfield Scott, Wilks???, Rouseau, Gen Burnside (2), Major Gen. Smith, Gen Averill, Wm Preston (Confederate Brig. Ge

American, 19th century oil on panel depicting an anti-slavery illustration, captioned "Forcing Slavery Down the Throat of a Freesoiler,” in which Democrats Stephen Douglas, Franklin Pierce, Jame

The Ohio State Anti-Slavery Society originated in 1835 in Zanesville, Ohio, as a result of the abolition campaign of Theodore D. Weld and other members of Cincinnati's Lane Theological Seminary. This