CHARLES SUMNER, ABOLITIONIST AUTOGRAPH

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

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

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

[ENSLAVEMENT & ABOLITION]. A group of photographs and other items related to abolitionist figures incl. Wendell PHILLIPS (1811-1884) and Charles SUMNER (1811-1874). BLACK, J. W., photographer. Cabinet

(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

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

DICKENS, CHARLES. Autograph Letter Signed, to schoolmaster Joseph Charles King ("My Dear Sir"), sending an unspecified document [not present; probably a check in payment of services rendered]. 1 page,

[Literature] Dickens, Charles Autograph Letter, signed Devonshire Terrace (London), January 18, 1851. One conjugate leaf now separated into two pieces, each 6 7/8 x 4 3/8 in. (175 x 111 mm). Autograph

DICKENS, CHARLES. Autograph Note Signed, in the third person within the text, declining an invitation from the United Law Clerks' Society. ¼ page, 8vo, personal stationery, with integral blank; m

Autograph note by Charles Dickens in blue ink written in the third person (unsigned), thanking the recipient for offering his article entitled 'A Day in the Desert' for publication, 'Office of All the

Political 1868 "Expulsion of the President. Opinion of Hon. Charles Sumner, of Massachusetts, in the Case of the Impeachment of Andrew Johnson, President of the United States." with Attached Signature

LAMB, CHARLES. Autograph Letter Signed, "ci-devant Elia [formerly Elia]," to publishers John Taylor and James Augustus Hessey, requesting that no more copies of the Elia essays be sent to this address

Political 1868 Impeachment Trial of President Andrew Johnson Rare Orator Senator Charles Sumner's Printed Opinion (PRESIDENT ANDREW JOHNSON'S IMPEACHMENT). "Opinion of Hon. Charles Sumner, of Massachu

Bust of Charles Sumner, US statesman and Massachusetts Senator, inscribed "Equality of Rights is the First of Rights" and signature of Charles Sumner, copyrighted by Boston company, 18" H.

CHARLES SUMNER FIGURAL GLASS BUST / PAPERWEIGHT, opaque white, embossed "COPYRIGHT SECURED" to the back, fitted into a black glass base. Maker unverified. Fourth quarter 19th century. 6" HOA, 2 1/2" S

Staffordshire Parian bust of Charles Sumner, Robinson & Leadbeater, Stoke, circa 1880, inscribed on verso Charles Sumner, Take care of my/ Civil Rights Bill/ Published/ by R&L/Copyright, 13" H, Very g

Works of Charles Sumner, former statesman and senator from Massachusetts, in 20 volumes, from the limtied edition of 1,000, in three-quarter leather bindings on marbled boards with gilt lettering. [9

William L. Wilde, Surgeon Steward on board the US Ship IVIO? Condition: Good

Autograph of Ray Charles signed on the cover of a music sheet Measures: 12 x 9 inches

Parian bust of Charles Sumner.

1845 CHARLES SUMNER SPEECH Boston TRUE GRANDEUR OF NATIONS American Peace Societ Old 1845 antique book titled; "The TRUE GRANDEUR of NATIONS - An Oration Delivered Before the Authorities of the City o

Memorial Of Charles Sumner Hardcover. Was published by Wight & Potter (Boston) in 1874. The book is approx 7" x 1 1/2" x 10" and it weighs 2.72lb. The book is in a good, vintage condition with some sh

1869 "The Alabama Claims. Speech of the Honourable Charles Sumner Delivered in Executive Session of the United States Senate..", printed at London by Stevens Brothers, 1869. Pamphlet in paper wrapper,

The Daily Graphic. Vol. IV, No. 320. New York: 16 March 1874. Folio. A full-page wood-cut memorial engraving title The Vacant Chair in the United States Senate published upon the death of abolitionist