1803 Federalist Newspaper Louisiana War Declared

Columbian Centinel and Massachusetts Federalist for May 4, 1803 published at Boston, four pages large folio complete. Interesting content including two reports of war being declared between Great Brit

The February 16, 1803 issue of the "Columbian Centinel, Massachusetts Federalist", four folio pages complete. Interesting content including on the recent French acquisition of Louisiana and also on th

The July 9, 1803 issue of the "Columbian Centinel and Massachusetts Federalist", published at Boston, four folio pages complete. Two items inside regarding the Louisiana Purchase, one questioning the

The Columbian Centinel . Massachusetts Federalist for February 2, 1802. Four pages complete, printed at Boston by Benjamin Russell. Interesting contet including cession of Louisiana from Spain to Fran

TheJanuary 22, 1803 issue of "Columbian Centinel. Massachusetts Federalist", four folio pages complete, printed at Boston by Benjamin Russell. Great essay on front page about the government of the Uni

Title: 1803 Federalist Newspaper America Politics Additional Information: The April 30, 1803 issue of the Columbian Centinel Masachusetts Federalist printed at Boston for Benjamin Russell, four pages

The January 5, 1803 issue of "Columbian Centinel, Massachusettes Federalist", printed at Boston, by Benjamin Russell, four pages complete. Great front page rhetoric signed "Verus Honestus" lambasting

The Boston Gazette for Jume 30, 1803, four pages complete with front page news from France dated April 28 announcing the negociation of the Louisiana Purchase by James Monroe, The paper is Good condit

The February 19, 1803 issue of the "Columbian Centinel . Massachusetts Federalist", printed at Boston, four folio pages complete. Interesting content including front page on whether President Jefferso

The April 27, 1803 issue of the "Columbian Centinel. Massachusetts Federalist", printed at Boston, four folio pages complete. Much news including from Spain and the relations between the United States

Columbian Centinel and Massachusetts Federalist for April 20, 1803, four pages complete printed at Boston by Benjamin Russell. Interesting content including front page "The Platform of Federalism" and

CONFEDERATE CIVIL WAR NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA NEWSPAPERS, LOT OF 102 +/-, comprising approx. 65 issues of New Orleans Daily Crescent dated 1861 and 1862; 22 issues of National Advocate dated 1862; 13 i

A reversing painted print on glass titled recto THE FRENCH ENTERING VIENNA , early 19th century, 27cm x 37cm, in an ebonized frame N.B. After Britain declared war on France in 1803 ending the Treaty o

Federal Period "Treaty Between The United States of America and the French Republick" Louisiana Purchase Newspaper Report (LOUISIANA PURCHASE). October 26, 1803-Dated Report. October 26, 1803-Dated, T

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War Mr. Jefferson’s speech... Plans for an Expedition to Explore the Newly Acquired Louisiana Territory March 24, 1804-Dated Newspaper, Jefferson’s Speech Exploring

Unusual muster of Roll of Company I of the 2nd Regiment of Louisiana Volunteers, December to February 1862. Well filled in with numerous entries. Taped edges with some overall crackling and loss. Quar

New York Herald Newspaper Saturday January 22, 1803 with advertisement for the the publication of the second edition of The Federalist.

The April 27, 1803 issue of the Columbian Centinel and Massachusetts Federalist, printed at Boston by Benjamin Russell. Four pages complete. Interesting content including on Lord Nelson and Napolean.

A lot of three original 1940s American illustrated newspapers. Nashville Banner, December 8, 1941, front page titled Congress Declares War. The Detroit News, April 13, 1945, front page titled Roosevel

1063. US AND SPAIN MECHANICAL BANK | J&E Stevens Co., circa 1898, great toy bank historical depiction of the 19th century war declared by US over Spain to take Cuba!

[CIVIL WAR - LOUISIANA]. A group of 11 photographs of Union generals, many from the Department of the Gulf, incl. W.T. Sherman, Thomas Williams, KIA Baton Rouge, and Edward Molineux.   Philip She

"Grant's Petersburg Progress." Vol I, No. 1, Petersburg, Vir(g)inia, April 3, 1865. "Eternal Vigilance is the Price of Liberty (and ten cents a copy for our paper)". Mon, April 3, 1865. Petersburg Our

Civil Warn.p., July 22, 1861 to August 24, 1865Extensive Civil War Newspaper Archive (31)ArchiveA large and unique archive of newspapers from the Civil War, the majority being war-dated. Totaling 31 n

The vicksburg daily citizen. July 2 1863. Mounted under glass.