John E.T. Milsaps Collection: An Inventory of his Records at the Houston Metropolitan Research Center, Houston Public Library (part 5 of 7)


Descriptive Summary
	Creator	Milsaps, John E. T., 1852-1932
	Title	John E.T. Milsaps Collection
	Inclusive Dates	1531-1986
	Bulk Dates	1852-1930
	Identification	MSS 33
	Extent	131 document boxes, 3 flat boxes, 75 volumes, 9 large volumes, 2 drawers of oversized items, 1 record storage box (approx. 75 linear feet)
	Repository	Houston Metropolitan Research Center, Houston Public Library

Biographical Note

John Ephraim Thomas Milsaps - bibliophile, salvationist, traveler and diarist - was born in Houston, Texas on January 3, 1852. After leaving his home as a young man to seek his fortune in western mining, Milsaps joined the Salvation Army in 1883 and remained in its service until his retirement. Milsaps died in Houston on November 29, 1932. As a professional salvationist, Major Milsaps travelled widely in this country and abroad as a Salvation Army organizer and (San Francisco) WAR CRY editor. He was among the first representatives of the Army in Hawaii in the 1890's and was the army's spokesman in the Philippines during the Spanish-American War and the subsequent Filipino insurrection.

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Scope and Contents

Along the way Major Milsaps kept a meticulous seventy-three volume diary which chronicles not only his army activities, but also a host of general observations useful to researchers. In addition, the Milsaps Papers contain extensive scrapbooks of personal and salvationist material, personal correspondence and an extensive photographic collections. Similarly, the papers contain a significant body of Salvation Army literature and ephemera unique in this country. When the only complete "run" of the WAR CRY in existence and Milsaps' personal library in Special Collections were added to the Milsaps collection holdings, it became one of the most significant bodies of Salvation Army materials in the United States.

Finally, the collection includes certain materials that may prove useful to researchers concerned neither with Milsaps personally or the Salvation Army in general. The Milsaps Papers contain, for example, the Major's collection of autographs, many of which bear on nineteenth century American politics, especially in the state of Ohio. Also in the collection is a group of scrapbooks dealing with such diverse topics as the Galveston Storm of 1900 and the San Francisco Earthquake. Of unusual interest too is the body of materials Major Milsaps collected in the Philippines during the Spanish-American War which may aid some scholars interested in that conflict or the subsequent insurrection. There is also an extensive collection of materials relating to the history of Slavery.

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Arrangement
	The Milsaps papers are arranged in Series (A,B,C, D, etc.) according to either material type or emphasis. Series "A", for example, centers around Milsaps' personal life, while Series "B" and "C" concern the Salvation Army with little regard to Milsaps himself.
	Arrangement
		Series A - Personal Material
		Series B - Salvation Army Pamphlets and Songbooks
		Series C - Photos
		Series D - Philippines
		Series E - Hawaii
		Series F - Hawaiian Language
		Series G - Missions - Hawaii
		Series H - Missions - Asia
		Series I - Missions - Africa and Middle East
		Series J - Missions - North, Central and South America
		Series K - Missions - Chinese Language
		Series L - Missions - General
		Series M - Religious Pamphlets - General
		Series N - Religious Pamphlets - Baptist
		Series O - Religious Pamphlets - Catholic
		Series P - Religious Pamphlets - Lutheran, Methodist, Quaker, et. al.
		Series Q - Religious Pamphlets - Mormon
		Series R - Sermons - Author Known
		Series S - Sermons - Author Unknown
		Series T - Temperance Pamphlets
		Series U - Slavery Pamphlets
		Series V - Black Pamphlets
		Series W - United States - History - 1492 - 1839.
		Series X - United States - History - 1840 - 1849.
		Series Y - United States - History - 1850 - 1860.
		Series Z - United States - History - 1861-1865, Civil War
		Series AA - United States - History - Reconstruction Era, 1865-1877.
		Series BB - United States - History - 1866 - 1899.
		Series CC - United States - History - 1900 - 1932.
		Series DD - United States - Economic Policy - Trade, Banking, Revenue.
		Series EE - United States - Economic Policy - Money and Currency: Free Silver Debate.
		Series FF - United States - Foreign Relations - Spanish America (Canals).
		Series GG - Texas - History
		Series HH - Texas - Railroad and Land Development Literature
		Series II - Houston and Suburbs - Boosterism Literature (1890's - 1920's).
		Series JJ - Crockett, Davy, 1786 - 1836 - Pamphlets (Almanacs)
		Series KK - Immigration Pamphlets
		Series LL - Peace Pamphlets
		Series MM - Germany - World War, 1914 - 1918.
		Series NN - Travel Pamphlets
		Series OO - Indians of North America
		Series PP - Japan - Pamphlets
		Series QQ - Language & Languages
		Series RR - Language & Languages - Arabic
		Series SS - Mines and Mineral Resources
		Series TT - Museums and Expositions
		Series UU - Libraries - Pamphlets
		Series VV - Books, Music, Arts & Crafts, Collecting (also Milsaps Cigar Bands)
		Series WW - Bookplates
		Series XX - Autograph Collection and Autograph Bible
		Series YY - Scrapbooks (13 listed, one missing)
		Series ZZ - Map Case Items

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Restrictions

Access Restrictions

Access to vault materials is by appointment with Archives department.

Use Restrictions

None.

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Index Terms

	Subjects
		Afro-American Fair and Inter-state Exposition (Houston, Tex.)
		African Americans
		Agriculture--Texas
		Anti-slavery movements--United States
		Camp Logan Riot (Houston, Tex.), 1917
		Campaign literature, 1928
		Fig--Texas--Marketing
		Fruit-culture--Texas
		Galveston Hurricane, 1900
		Galveston Hurricane, 1915
		Hawaiians--Missions
		Houston Fair and Exposition (1921)
		Hurricanes--Galveston (Tex.)
		Missionary work
		Petroleum industry and trade--Texas
		Public libraries--Texas--Houston
		Railroads--Texas
		Real estate development--Texas
		Real estate development--Texas--Houston
		Rice--Planting--Texas
		Riots--Texas--Houston
		San Francisco Earthquake, 1906
		Slavery--United States
		Suburbs--Texas--Houston
		Sugar growing--Texas
		Temperance--United States
	Organizations
		Gulf Coast Land and Orchard Company
		Houston Memorial Building Corporation
		Houston Public Library (Tex.)
		Salvation Army
	Places
		Aldine Park (Houston, Tex.)
		Alvin (Tex.)
		Austin (Tex.)--Description and travel
		Burnet Beach (Houston, Tex.)
		Central Park (Houston, Tex.)
		Corpus, Christi (Tex.)--Description and travel
		Dallas (Tex.)--Description and travel
		El Paso (Tex.)--Description and travel
		Falfurrias (Tex.)--Description and travel
		Fort Worth (Tex.)--Description and travel
		Galveston (Tex.)--Description and travel
		Hawaii--Description and travel--1880-1911
		Hawaii--History--To 1893
		Houston (Tex.)--Description and travel
		Houston (Tex.)--Industries
		Houston Heights (Houston, Tex.)
		La Porte (Tex.)
		Magnolia Park (Houston, Tex.)
		Odem (Tex.)--Description and travel
		Pearland (Tex.)
		Philippines
		Philippines--Description and travel--1880-1918
		Philippines--History--Revolution, 1896-1898
		San Antonio (Tex.)--Description and travel
		San Jose (Tex.)--Description and travel
		San Leon (Tex.)--Description and travel
		Southampton (Houston, Tex.)
		Southland (Houston, Tex.)
		Sunnyside Farms (Tex.)
		Texas--History--19th century
		United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865
		United States--Race relations
		Waco (Tex.)--Description and travel
		Westmoreland Farms (Bellaire, Tex.)
		Winnie (Tex.)--Description and travel
	Other Names
		Ideson, Julia, 1880-1945
		Milsaps, John E. T., 1852-1932

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Related Material


	Due to the size of the electronic file, the online version of this guide is divided into 7 parts:
		Part 1: Series A - F Part 2: Series G - M Part 3: Series N - T Part 4: Series U Part 5: Series V - Z Part 6: Series AA - HH Part 7: Series II - ZZ

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

John E. T. Milsaps Collection. Houston Metropolitan Research Center, Houston Public Library

Processing Information

The Japanese color prints were formerly shelved with the Milsaps books in the stacks. They were unfolded, repaired by Charles Arbore, and encapsulated.

The religious papers and journals were formerly listed under Series F (Miscellaneous), Box 2, "Evangelical Newspapers, ca. 1900." The Philippine newspapers were in the same box, but do not appear to be religious papers. The other items were formerly listed under Series F (Miscellaneous), Box 1, folders 8 ("Civil War Commission") and 9 (Miscellaneous Documents"). They have been taken out of folders, encapsulated and placed in the Map Case, along with the religious papers, the newspapers, the Japanese prints, the map of Milsap's travels, and the 1897 drawing of Milsaps made by Leon Boiller, and the photo of Milsaps in old age.

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John Milsaps Diaries, 1852-1930

The Milsaps diaries were microfilmed as part of a cooperative effort between the Houston Metropolitan Research Center and the Salvation Army Archives in New York. As part of the project, the Salvation Army produced these microfilm copies for use by HMRC patrons.

Roll 1 -- Vols. 1-7, 1852-1899

Roll 2 -- Vols. 8-17, 1899-1902

Roll 3 -- Vols. 18-25, 1903-1905

Roll 4 -- Vols. 26-33, 1905-1909

Roll 5 -- Vols. 34-41, 1909-1912

Roll 6 -- Vols. 42-48, 1912-1915

Roll 7 -- Vols. 49-57, 1915-1921

Roll 8 -- Vols. 58-65, 1921-1927

Roll 9 -- Vols. 66-69, 1927-1930

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Detailed Description



Series V: Black Pamphlets
Box	Folder
1	1	"Albion Academy." "Barber Memorial Seminary." "Mary Allen Seminary." "Paine Hall, Boys' Dormitory, Albion Academy." n.d.
	2	Alexander, Will. "The Racial Situation in America." n.d.
	3	"Annual Report of the Director of the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History." 1924-25.
	4	"An Appeal to the Christian People of the South." 1920.
	5	Ashburst, John. "The Equality of All Men Before the Law." 1865.
	6	Auntie Rose's "Version of Cast Thy Burden on the Lord." n.d.
	7	Baker, C.J. "A Constructive Program For Just Inter-Racial Relations." n.d.
	8	Barr, Roberta. "The Africo-American. A Menace or an Asset - Which?" 1917.
	9	Binder, Carroll. "`The South Turning Corner in Racial Understanding.' A Newspaperman's View of Interracial Cooperation." n.d.
	10	Blakely, Elizabeth Sea. "Unto the Fourth Generation: One Solution of the Negro Problem." 1894.
	11	"Box List." n.d.
	12	Bradford, Charles. "A Devoted Life and Its Results." 1861.
	13	Brooks, William. "What a Black Man Saw in a White Man's Country." 1899.
	14	Cable, George Washington. "The Negro Question." 188?
	15	Cable, George Washington. "The Southern Struggle For Pure Government." 1890.
	16	Chanler, John. "Freedman's Bureau Speech of Hon. John W. Chanler." 1866.
	17	Chester, Morris. "Horrible Massacre in Grant Parish, Louisiana. Two Hundred Men Killed..." 1873
	18	"Dispatches of Spanish Officials Hearing on the Free Negro Settlement of Gracia Real de Santa Teresa de Mose Flora." 1924.
	19	Du Bois, W.E.B. "The Negro Church. A Social Study." 1903.
	20	"Economic Co-Operation Among the Negroes of Georgia." 1917.
	21	Eleazer, Robert. "An Adventure in Good Will. The Interracial Commission, Its Origin and Work." n.d.
	22	Eleazer, R.B. "Negro Progress and Achievement. Random Paragraphs From a Stirring Story of Struggle and Success." n.d.
	23	Eleazer, R.B. "Southern Opinion and Race Relations." n.d.
	24	"First Annual Report of the National Freedman's Relief Association of the District of Columbia." 1863.
	25	Fisher, S.J. "Representative American Negroes." n.d. Copy 1.
	26	Fisher, S.J. "Representative American Negroes." n.d. Copy 2.
	27	Fisher, S.J. "The Story of Negro Music." n.d.
	28	Fortune, Mae V. "Ruth of the Red Hills." n.d.
	29	Franklin, W.H. "The Early History of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Among the Negroes." n.d.
	30	Gardiner, Charles. "A Constitutional and Educational Solution of the Negro Problem." 1903.
	31	Gaston, John. "Constructive Forces in Negro Life." n.d.
	32	"Hampton Negro Conference." Number II. 1898.
	33	"The History and Adventures of Jack Mansong, the Famous Negro Robber, and Terror of Jamaica." n.d.
	34	Holsey, Alborn. "Principal's Annual Report Edition of the Tuskegee Institute Bulletin." 1922.
	35	Hubbard. Elbert. "A Little Journey to Tuskegee." 1916.
	36	Hurlbut, S.A. "Report of the Board of Education For Freedman, Department of the Gulf...". 1865.
	37	Johnson, Harry. "Liberia." 1907.
	38	Jones, Asbie M. "Founder's Day Address." (Tuskegee Institute) 1921.
Box	Folder
2	1	Kelley, William D. "The Equality of All Men Before the Law Claimed and Defended." 1865.
	2	Kelsey, Carl. "The Negro Farmer." 1903.
	3	Kittrell, Norman. "Old `Miss' and `Mammy'". Address Delivered on Memorial Day, April 26 1924, in First Presbyterian Church, Houston, Tex.
	4	Larimer, W.T. "Will You?" 1922.
	5	Long, Thomas A. "The Negro as Poet, Artist and Musician." n.d.
	6	Lynch, John R. "Colored Americans. John R. Lynch's Appeal to Them. The New Nullification: Forty Electoral Votes Will Be Given to Brylan From a Disfranchised Class." Republican Campaign Document. 1890.
	7	"Miscegenation: the Theory of the Blending of the Races Applied to the American White Man and Negro." 1864.
	8	"Morality Among Negroes in Cities." 1903.
	9	Moton, Robert Russa. "The Negro's Debt to Lincoln." 1922.
	10	Moton, Robert Russa. "The Negro of Today." 1912.
	11	Neely, Alvin J. "Tuskegee's New Principal." 1922.
	12	"Negro Digest. A Magazine of Negro Comment, Dec., 1944."
	13	"Negroes and Religion." n.d.
	14	Neil, J.S. "A Christian Heroine's Life Work." 1862.
	15	New England Educational Commission For Freedmen. "Extracts From Letters of Teachers and Superintendents of New England Educational Commission For Freedmen." 1864.
	16	"Notes on Negro Crime Particularly in Georgia." 1904.
	17	"The opinion of Those Who Ought to Know: What Representatives Negroes Say of the Interracial Movement." n.d.
	18	"The Original Christy's Minstrels Complete Repertoire of Plantation Melodies." n.d.
	19	"Our Colored Citizens. How They Have Been Officially Recognized Both in War and Peace by the Republican Party." 1856.
	20	Page, Thomas Nelson. "The Great American Question, the Special Plea of a Southerner." 1907.
	21	Pierson, H.W. "Emancipation Day in Andersonville, Ga." 1869.
	22	Pierson, H.W. "A Letter to Hon. Charles Sumner, With `Statements' of Outrages Upon Freedmen in Georgia, and an Account of My Expulsion From Andersonville, Ga., by the Ku-Klux-Klan." By Rev. H.W. Pierson, Formerly President of Cumberland College, Kentucky. 1870.
	23	Richardson, Clement. "Extension Work: Tuskegee Institute, Alabama." 1914.
	24	Riley, J.P. "Reached the Reached Negro." 1903.
	25	Royall, William. "History of the Virginia Debt Controversy." 1897.
	26	Savage, John A. "Our Young People at Work For the American Negro." 1923.
	27	"Scattering the Darkness." n.d.
	28	"Select Bibliography of the Negro American." 1905.
	29	"Selected Discussions of Race Problems." 1916.
	30	Shufeldt, R.W. "The American Navy and Liberia." 1876.
	31	Slater, John E. "The Common School and the Negro American." 1911.
Box	Folder
3	1	Slater, John F. "The College-Bred Negro American." 1910.
	2	Slater, John F. "Morals and Manners Among Negro Americans." 1914.
	3	Slater, John F. "The Negro American Artisan." 1912.
	4	Slater, John F. "The Negro American Family." 1908.
	5	Smith, Henry. "A Collection of Songs, Descriptive Scenes and Negro Melodies." n.d.
	6	"Social and Physical Conditions of Negroes in Cities." 1897.
	7	"Some Efforts of American Negroes For Their Own Social Betterment." 1898.
	8	"Southern White Women on Lynching and Mob Violence." n.d.
	9	Storrs, R.S. "Our Nation's Work for the Colored People." 1890.
	10	Storrs, R.S. "Our Nation's Work for the Colored People." 1890.
	11	Strange. Robert. "Church Work Among the Negroes in the South." 1907.
	12	Sumner, Charles. "In the Courts of the United States." 1864.
	13	Tanner, Henry Ossawa. "The Negro History Bulletin." 1938.
	14	Taylor, Lauretta Brownson. "A Playlet. From `Chains' to `Christian Citizenship'." n.d.
	15	Taylor, R.R. "Tuskegee's Mechanical Department." 1921.
	16	"Thirty-ninth Annual Report of the Women's Department of the Board of Missions for Freedmen." 1923.
	17	"The Three Rs: Responsibilites, Results, Resources." 1864.
	18	Tureblood, Nellie. "The Belated Scholarship." n.d.
	19	Trumbull, Lyman. "Speech in the Senate on the Freedmen's Bureau Veto Message." 1866.
	20	Tuttle, Charles E. "Old and Rare Books." 1941.
	21	"Two Prayers." n.d.
	22	"Valuable Information About the Board of Missions for Freedmen." n.d.
	23	(Washington, Booker T.) "Memorial Exercises." 1915.
	24	Washington, Booker T. "Team Work. Dr. Booker T. Washington's Last Sunday Evening Talk to the Teachers and Students." 1915.
	25	Washingtom, Margaret Murry. "Progress in Race Relations." 1924-25.
	26	"What Lincoln Did For the Negro." 1918.
	27	White, Andrew D. "Two Addresses at Cleveland Ohio. I. On the Plan of Western Reserve University. II. On the Education of the Freedmen." 1882.
	28	Whiting, Joseph L. "The Tuskegee Movable School." n.d.
	29	"Why Colored People In Philadelphia Are Excluded From the Street Cars." 1866.
	30	"Why Should the Church Provide Schools For Negroes in the South." n.d.
	31	Woodson, Carter G. "Fifty Years of Negro Citizenship As Qualified by the United States Supreme Court." 1921.
	32	Woodson, Carter G. "Free Negro Owners of Slaves in the United States in 1830." 1924.
	33	"The Work Being Done By the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Among 11,000,000 Colored People in America." 1921.
	34	Young, Robert, "The Negro: a Reply to Ariel. The Negro Belongs to the Genus Homo.- He Is a Descendant of Adam and Eve.- etc." 1867.

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Series W: United States - History - 1492-1839
Box	Folder
1	1	Acts of the Parliament of Great Britain, 1819.
	2	Adams, John Quincy. "Correspondence between John Quincy Adams, Esquire, and Several Citizens of Massachusetts Concerning the Charge of a Design to Dissolve the Union Alleged to Have Existed in that State." 1829.
	3	Adams, John Quincy. "An Address Delivered at the Anniversary of Independence, City of Washington." 1821.
	4	Barney, Mary. "Mrs. Barney's Letter to President Jackson." 1829.
	5	Benedict, Erastus C. "The Beginning of America: A Discourse Delivered Before the New-York Historical Society." 1864.
	6	Blanchard, Rufus. "Documentary History of the Cession of Louisiana to the United States." 1903.
	7	Buckingham, S. "A Memorial of the Pilgrim Fathers." 1867.
	8	Cheever, George. "The Pilgrims and the Puritans." 1851.
	9	Chittenden, ____. "Mr. Chittenden's Motion for A Repeal of the Embargo Laws." November 10, 1808.
	10	Civil Service Reform Association. "The Beginning of the 'Spoils' System in the National Government, 1829-30." 1881.
	11	Clay, Henry. "Motion in U.S. Senate (Public Reading of Papers Offered in Confidence to the Senate by the President Violated the Rules of that Body)" December 31st, 1810.
	12	Clinton, DeWitt. "Message From the Governor (of New York) to the State Legislature." Jan. 3, 1826.
	13	Columbus, Christopher. "Letter to Rafael Danchez." Originally published May, 1493.
	14	Common Sense Addresses to the Citizens of the Southern States. 1829.
	15	Giles, ____. "Mr. Giles' Speech, Delivered in the Senate of the United States, on Thursday, 24th November, 1808, On the Resolution of Mr. Hillhouse, to Repeal the Embargo Laws."
	16	Hillhouse, ____. "Propositions For Amending the Constitution of the United States." April 12th, 1808.
	17	Jackson, Andrew. "Proclamation of General Andrew Jackson, President of the United States, Against Nullification." Dec. 10th, 1832.
	18	(Jefferson, Thomas) "The Pretensions of Thomas Jefferson to the Presidency Examined and the Charges Against John Adams Refuted." 1796.
	19	Leigh, ____. "The Expunging Resolution." 1836.
	20	Lincoln, Levi. "Message to the Legislature (Massachusetts)." 1826.
Box	Folder
2	1	Miller, Morris, S. "Speech of the Hon. Morris S. Miller of New York on the Army Bills (On His Motion to Strike Out the First Section of the Bill From the Senate to Raise 80,000 Militia)." 1814.
	2	(Monroe, James). "Notice of Mr. Adams Eulogium of the Life and Character of James Monroe." 1832.
	3	Olmsted, Denison. "Observations on the Meteoric Shower of November 1837."
	4	Otis, Oran G. "Oration Delivered on the Centennial Anniversary of the Birthday of Washington." 1832.
	5	(Paine, Thomas). Six Pamphlets on Thomas Paine. ca. 1910.
	6	Perea, Fray Estevan. "Verdura Relacion de la Grandiosa Conversion. 1632 Reprint." n.d.
	7	Pickering, ____. "Mr. Pickering's Speech in U.S. Senate on the Resolution Offered by Mr. Millhouse to Repeal the Several Acts Laying an Embargo." 1808.
	8	(Randolph, John) "A Letter to the Honorable John Randolph, by Numa." (Attack on Randolph) 1810.
	9	Shea, John G. "The First Epic of Our Country by the Poet Conquistador of New Mexico." n.d.
	10	"South Carolina and Nullification. Prospects Beyond the Rubicon." 1833.
	11	Standefer, James. "Circular to His Constituents of the Third Congressional District of Tennessee, Composed of the Counties of Campbell, etc." 1831.
	12	State Street Trust Company. "Old Shipping Days in Boston, 1631-1870." 1918.
	13	State Street Trust Company. "Some Merchants and Sea Captains of Old Boston (early half of 19th century)". 1918.
	14	State Street Trust Company. "Other Merchants and Sea Captains of Old Boston." 1919.
	15	Washington's Farewell Address: The Proclamation of Jackson Against Nullification; and The Declaration of Independence. 1863.

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Series X: United States - History - 1840-1849
Box	Folder
1	1	Almanac. "Rosser's Western Dutch-English Almanac for 1846."
	2	Bidness, John. "Life in California Before the Gold Discovery." 1890.
	3	Brier, John Wells. "The Death Valley Party of 1849." 1903.
	4	Clay, Henry. "Henry Clay Against the Frontier Settlers." 1841.
	5	"Congressional Proceedings, 1837-1846."
	6	Douglas, Stephen A. "Speech of Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, on the Bill to Refund the Fine Imposed on General Andrew Jackson, by Judge Hall, of New Orleans, Delivered in the House of Representatives, at Washington, on the 6th January, 1844." 1851.
	7	Ellsworth, William W. "Speech of William W. Ellsworth in the Case of Samuel Houston, Charged With a Contempt and Breach of the Privileges of the House, by Assaulting the Hon. William Stanbery, a Member From the State of Ohio, for Words Used in Debate. Delivered in the House of Representatives, May 9, 1832."
	8	Evans, Estwick. "Essay on State Rights. The Object of Which is to Define and Illustrate the Spirit of Our Institutions and of Liberty, and to Renovate Our Political Elements. By Estwick Evans, of the North." 1844.
	9	"Observations On the Late Presidential Veto. A plan for a Change of the Constitution Relative to Its Power." 1842.
	10	Ogle, ____. "Speech of Mr. Ogle, of Pennsylvania, on the Regal Splendor of the President's Palace. Delivered in the House of Representatives." 1840.
	11	Peoria Register. "The Oregon Expedition of Obadiah Oakley, (ca. 1842-45)." Reprint. 1914.
	12	Pearce, ____. "General Jackson's Fine. Report From the Committee on the Judiciary, January 31, 1843."
	13	Pierce, John. "Requisites to Our Country's Glory. A Discourse Before His Excellency George Briggs, Governor, His Honor John Reed, Lieutenant Governor, the Honorable Council, and the Legislature of Massachusetts, at the Annual Election. Wednesday, 3 January, 1849."
	14	"Proceedings of the House of Representatives of the United States on the Presentation of the Sword of Washington and the Staff of Franklin, February 7, 1843."
	15	"Proceedings of the Celebration of the Anniversary of the Glorious Battle of New Orleans." 1846.
	16	United States. Supreme Court. "Will of Stephen Girard, Opinion of the United States Supreme Court." Delivered February 27, 1844, by Mr. Justice Story.

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Series Y: United States - History - 1850-1860.
Box	Folder
1	1	Banks, N.O. "Speech of N.O. Banks, Jr. of Mass., on the Employment of Army Officers in National Armories. Delivered in the in the House of Representatives, Jun 17, 1854."
	2	Boardman, H.A. "The Low Value Set Upon Human Life in the United States: a Discourse Delivered on Thanksgiving-Day, November 24, 1853, by H.A. Boardman, D.D."
	3	Bradlee, Francis. "The Dreadnought of Newburyport, Massachusetts and Some Account of the Old Transatlantic Packet-Ships." 1920.
	4	(Buchanan, James). "Short Answers to Reckless Fabrications, Against the Democratic Candidate for President, James Buchanan." 1856.
	5	Burlingame, Anson. "Speech of Hon. Anson Burlingame (Candidate for Congress) to the Electors of the Fifth Congressional District, at the Free Democratic Meeting in Faneuil, October 13, 1852."
	6	Clapp, Otis. "A Letter to the Hon. Abbott Lawrence and Hon. Robert G. Shaw on the Present Condition and Future Growth of Boston." 1853.
	7	Clayton, John M. "Speeches of Hon. John M. Clayton, of Delaware, in the Senate, March 31, and April 1, 1856, in Reply to Senator Houston, of Texas, and Others, and in Defense of the Naval Board."
	8	Committee For Relief of Hungarian Exiles. "A Brief Explanatory Report as to the Termination of the Hungarian Struggle; the Capitulation of the Fortress of Comorn; and the Objects Probable Extent, and Other Circumstances of the Hungarian Emigration." 1850.
	9	Curtis, George Ticknor. "Mr. Curtis's Discourse at the Lowell Institute, on the Strength of the Constitution, as the Conclusion of a Course of Twelve Lectures on the History of the Constitution of the United States." 1850.
	10	Davis, George Lynn-Lachlan. "A Paper Upon the Origin of the Japan Expedition. Read the 7th of May, 1857, Before the Maryland Historical Society". 1860.
	11	Democratic National Committee. "The Senate Bill For the Admission of Kansas as a State." 1856.
	12	Dodge, Augustus C. "Speech of Augustus C. Dodge, of Iowa, in the Senate of the United States, March 3 and 4, 1852, on the Iowa Land Bill."
	13	(Fremont, John C.). "Colonel Fremont Not a Roman Catholic." Campaign Document. 1856.
	14	"The Galphin Case! The Dangers of Electing an Incompetent Man President. Facts For the People of All Parties." 1850.
	15	Grow, G.A. "Land For the Landless. Speech of Hon. G.A. Grow, of Pennsylvania, in the House of Representatives, February 29, 1860." Tribune Tracts - No. 5.
	16	Haldeman, R.J. "To the National Democracy of Pennsylvania. Call For a Special Meeting at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania...Re the Nominating of Douglas and Johnson For President." 1860.
	17	Hallett, Benjamin. "In Favor of the Adoption of the New Constitution. Speech in Faneuil Hall, October 21, 1853." (2 copies)
	18	Lunt, William P. "The Union of the Human Race. A Lecture Delivered Before the Quincy Lyceum, in Quincy, Mass. February 7, 1850."
	19	Michelson, Charles. "The Vigilantes of the West." n.d.
	20	Miles, William. "Journal of the Sufferings and Hardships of Capt. Parker H. French's Overland Expedition to California, Which Left New York City, May 13, 1850." 1851.
	21	O'Meara, James. "Early Politics in California." 1881.
	22	"River and Harbor Improvements. Whig Pretensions Exposed." 1852.
	23	Tappan, Henry. "The Growth of Cities: a Discourse Delivered Before the New York Geographical Society." 1855.
	24	Walker, ____. "Speech of Mr. Walker, of Wisconsin, on the Bill to Cede the Public Lands. Delivered in the Senate of the United States, August 13, 1850." (2 copies)

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Series Z: United States - History - 1861-1865, Civil War - Pamphlets
Box	Folder
1	1	"About the War. Plain Words to Plain People by a Plain Man." 1863.
	2	"Address of the Union Members of the Legislature." (Indianapolis, Indiana). 1863.
	3	"An Address to the Republicans of Massachusetts." 1862.
	4	Agnew, Daniel. "Our National Constitution: Its Adaptation to a State of War or Insurrection." 1863.
	5	Agnew, Daniel. "Our National Constitution: Its Adaptation to a State of War or Insurrection." 1863. Copy 2.
	6	Ambrose, Paul. "The Slave Question a Pretext to Lead the Masses on to Revolution." 1863.
	7	American International Relief Committee, For the Suffering Operatives of Great Britain. "Report, 1862-63." 1864.
	8	(Beall, John Y.) "Trial of John Y. Beall, as a Spy and Guerrillero, by Military Commission." 1865.
	9	Bellows, Rev. Dr. "Speech Made at Academy of Music, Philadelphia, by Rev. Dr. Bellows, President, U.S. Sanitary Commission." 1863.
	10	Bishop, Joel P. "Thoughts For the Times." 1863.
	11	Bishop, W.C. "Report of the Special Committee on Claims For Supplies to Volunteers, With the Evidence Taken and Schedule of Accounts Audited." 1861.
	12	Blackman, Rev. E.L. "Our Relations With America. A Reply to the Arguments of Mr. Cobden, in the House of Commons, as to the Supply of Ammunition of War to the Belligerents; and of `Historicus' in the `Times', as to the Interest in Maintaining the Federal Pretensions of International Polity, by the Rev. E.L. Blackman, Incumbent of Blythburgh and Walberswick, Suffolk. Author of `Shall We Recognize the Confederate States?'." 1863.
	13	Bond for $100 of the Confederate States of America. 1864.
	14	Bond for $1000 of the Confederate States of America. 1863.
	15	Brooks, Phillips. "Our Mercies of Re-Occupation." 1863.
	16	Brown, N.B. "Address Before the Union League in the 24th Ward, Philadelphia, at the Opening Celebration, May 9, 1863...(also) Lord Lyons in Council With the New York Democracy."
	17	Butler, E.F. "Character and Results of the War. How to Prosecute and How to End It." 1863.
	18	Carlile, John S. "Speech of Hon. John S. Carlile, of Virginia on the Bill to Confiscate the Property and Free the Slaves of Rebels: Delivered in the Senate...March 11, 1862."
	19	Carlile, John S. "Speech of Hon. John S. Carlile, of Virginia on the Bill to Confiscate the Property and Free the Slaves of Rebels; Delivered in the Senate March 11, 1862...Speech of Hon. J.J. Crittenden, of Kentucky, on the Abolition of Slavery in the District of Columbia. Delivered in the House of Representatives, April 11, 1863...Speech of Hon. J.A. McDougall, of California, on the Confiscation of Property. Delivered in the Senate of the United States, March 12, 1862...Speech of Hon. Henry Crider, of Kentucky, on the Bills to Confiscate the Property and Free From Servitude the Slaves of Rebels; Delivered in the House of RePresentatives, May 22, 1862...Speech of Hon. William Allen of Ohio, on Confiscation and Emancipation, Delivered in the House of Representatives April 24, 1862."
	20	(Cavado, F.F.) "Case of F.F. Cavada." 1865.
	21	"Chickamauga, the Price of Chattanooga. A Description of the Strategic Plans, Marches, and Battles of the Campaign of Chattanooga. With Illustrative Map. By the Author of the `Annals of the Army of the Cumberland.'" 1864.
	22	"Civil War. Battle of Petersburg. Senate Hearing. Report December 15, 1864."
	23	"Civil War. Operations Against Charleston. Trade Regulations. Battle of Cedar Mountain. Treatment of Rebel Prisoners. Dept. of Arkansas." 1864.
	24	Clarke, James F. "Discourse on the Aspects of the War..." 1863. Copies 1 and 2.
	25	(Clymer, Hester). "Record of Hester Clymer: and Historical Parallel Between Him and Major-General John W. Geary. Also Official Returns of Election on Constitutional Amendments Allowing Soldiers the Right to Vote." n.d.
	26	Cobden and Bright. "A Friendly Voice From England on American Affairs." 1862.
	27	Cossham, Handel. "Friends of America in England." 1865.
	28	(Crawford, Maj. Gen. W.W.). "Civil War Memorabilia." (Auction Catalogue). 1915.
	29	"The Crisis." 1863.
	30	Crittenden, J.J. "Speech of Hon. J.J. Crittenden, of Kentucky, on the Confiscation of Rebel Property. Delivered in the House of Representatives, April 23, 1862."
Box	Folder
2	1	Cummings, Charles L. "The Great War Relic Together With a Sketch of My Life, Service in the Army, and How I Lost My Feet Since the War. Also, Many Interesting Incidents Illustrative of the Life of a Soldier." n.d.
	2	Cummins, G.D. "A Sermon Delivered on the Day of National Humiliation, Fasting and Prayer...". 1861.
	3	Curtin, Andrew C. "Message of Andrew G. Curtin, Governor of Pennsylvania, to the Legislature, January 4, 1865."
	4	Cussons, John. "Jack Sterry, the Jessie Scout. An Incident of the Second Battle of Manassas, on Which Turned the Course of the Campaign and the Fate of the Southern Army." 1907.
	5	Cutler, Charles. "War, a Necessary Evil. A Sermon Delivered (at the) ...Funeral of William P. Marden." 1863.
	6	Daly, Charles, P. "Are Southern Privateersmen `Pirates'? Letter to the Honorable Ira Harris, United States Senator." 1862.
	7	"The Days of Sixty-Three." 1864.
	8	Deatherage, Charles P. "Steamboating on the Missouri River in the Sixties." 1924.
	9	(Democratic Party). "The Record of the Democratic Party, 1860-1865." 1865.
	10	"The Democratic Times." n.d.
	11	Douglass, Frederick. "Addresses of the Hon. W.D. Kelley, Miss Anna E. Dickinson, and Mr. Frederick Douglass, at a Mass Meeting for the Promotion of Colored Enlistments." 1863.
	12	Dudley, Thomas. "Three Critical Periods in Our Diplomatic Relations With England During the Late War." 1894.
	13	Duffield, J. Davis. "Ode to Heroes and Battles." 1894.
	14	Early, Jubal. "The Campaigns of Robert E. Lee. An Address Before Washington and Lee University, January 19, 1872."
	15	Early, Jubal. "A Memoir of the Last Year of the War for Independence, in the Confederate States of America. Containing an Account of the Operations of His Commands in the Years 1864 and 1865." 1867
	16	"Einfache Worte an Einfache Leute." (German translation of Folder 1, Box 1) 1863.
	17	Elder, William. "Debt and Resources of the United States; and the Effect of Secession Upon the Trade and Industry of the Loyal States." 1863.
	18	Ely, Alfred. "Confiscation of Property and the Emancipation of the Slaves of Rebels. Speech of Hon. Alfred Ely, House of Representatives, May 26, 1862."
	19	Emery, Ina Capitola. "The Fall of Richmond." 1900.
	20	Everett, Edward. "The Great Issues Now Before the Country." 1861.
	21	"The First Duty of the Citizen. The Grandeur of the Struggle and Its Responsibilities." 1863.
	22	Foote, Allen Ripley. "Some of My War Stories. A Paper Read Before the Ohio Commandery of the Loyal Legion." 1913.
	23	Forster, W.E. "Speech of Mr. W.E. Forster, M.O., on the Slaveholders' Rebellion; and Professor Goldsin Smith's Letter on the Morality of the Emancipation Proclamation." 1863.
	24	(Fremont, John Charles). "General Fremont; and the Injustice Done Him by Politicians and Envious Military Men, by W. Brotherhead." 1862.
	25	(Fremont, John Charles). "Fremont and McClellan, Their Political and Military Careers Reviewed. By Van Buren Denslow." 1867.
	26	Fuzzlebug, Fritz (pseud.) "Prison Life During the Rebellion. Being a Brief Narrative of the Miseries and Sufferings of Six Hundred Confederate Prisoners Sent From Fort Delaware to Morris' Island to be Punished." n.d.
	27	Geary, John W. "A Sketch of the Early Life and of the Civil and Military Services of Maj. Gen. John W. Geary, Candidate of the National Union Party for Governor of Pennsylvania." 1866.
	28	"General Order No. 73." July 4, 1862.
	29	Gilbert, C.E. "Two Presidents: Abraham Lincoln, Jefferson Davis. Origin, Cause and Conduct of the War Between the States." 1927.
	30	Grant, Ulysses S. "The Battle of Shiloh, by Gen. U.S. Grant...Albert Sidney Johnson and the Shiloh Campaign, by Wm. Preston Johnston...Notes of a Confederate Staff Officer at Shiloh, by Thomas Jordan." Century Magazine, February 1885.
	31	(Grant, Ulysses S.) "`Let Us Have Peace'. The Lives and Public Services of General U.S. Grant, U.S.A. and of Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Speaker of the House of Representatives." 1868.
	32	Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords. "Speech of Lord Campbell, in the House of Lords, on the Right of the Neutral Powers to Acknowledge the Southern Confederacy. March 23, 1863."
	33	Green, C.O. "A List of Old Soldiers Living in Superior, Grant and Olivet Townships, and Osage City, Osage County, Kansas." 1889.
	34	Gregg, David. "The Second Cavalry Division of the Army of the Potomac in the Gettysburg Campaign." 1907.
	35	Hale, Edward E. "The Future Civilization of the South: a Sermon Preached on the 19th of April, 1862, at the South Congregational Church, Boston."
	36	Hall, H. Seymour. "Personal Experience of a Staff Officer at Mine Run and Albemarle County Raid, and as Commander of the 43rd Regiment U.S. Colored Troops, Through the Wilderness Campaign, and at the Mine-before-Petersburg, Virginia. From November 7, 1863 to July 30, 1864. A Paper Prepared and Read Before the Kansas Commandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States, October 3, 1894."
	37	Harris, Ira. "The Expulsion of Senator Bright. Speeches of Hon. Ira Harris of New York. Delivered in U.S. Senate, Feb. 5, 1862."
Box	Folder
3	1	Hayes, Rutherford B. "Address of Brevet Major-General Rutherford B. Hayes at the Fifth Quadrennial Congress...of the Loyal Legion of the United States." 1885.
	2	Henderson, John N. "Davis and Lincoln. Address at the Reunion of Confederate Veterans, at Bryan." 1894.
	3	Hendricks, Thomas A. "Retaliation on Rebel Prisoners. Speech of Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, in the United States Senate, January 24, 1865, Upon the Consideration of the Joint Resolution Advising Retaliation For the Cruel Treatment of Prisoners by the Insurgents."
	4	Historicus. "American Neutrality." Reprinted from the "London Times" of December 22, 1864.
	5	Holt, Joseph. "An Address by the Hon. Joseph Holt, to the People of Kentucky. Delivered at Louisville, July 13, 1861; also His Letter to J.F. Speed, Esq." Copy 1.
	6	Holt, Joseph. "An Address by the Hon. Joseph Holt, to the People of Kentucky, Delivered at Louisville, July 13, 1861; also His Letter to J.F. Speed, Esq." Copy 2.
	7	Holt, Joseph. "Letter of the Honorable Joseph Holt, Upon the Policy of the General Government, the Pending Revolution, Its Objects, Its Probable Results if Successful, and the Duty of Kentucky in the Crisis." 1861.
	8	Holt, Joseph. "Treason and Its Treatment. Remarks of Hon. Joseph Holt...After the Flag Raising at Fort Sumter." 1865.
	9	"Political Preaching. A Discourse Delivered in St. Luke's Church, Philadelphia, on Thanksgiving Day, November 24, 1864."
	10	Huidekoper, H.S. "Address at the Unveiling of the Equestrian Statue of Major-General John F. Reynolds." 1899.
	11	Huideloper, H.S. "Oration...at the Reunion of the Survivors of the 150th Regiment, Pa. Vols. (`Bucktails') at Gettysburg, Penna., August 13, 1894."
	12	Humes, Thomas. "Report to the East Tennessee Relief Association at Knoxville...to Which Are Appended the Proceedings Commemorative of the Death of Edward Everett." 1865.
	13	"Instructions For Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers of Cavalry, On Outpost Duty." n.d.
	14	Johnson, Andrew. "Slavery or Peonage in Mexico. Message of U.S. President Regarding Same." 1865.
	15	Johnson, Andrew. "Speech of Hon. Andrew Johnson, of Tennessee, on the Proposed Expulsion of Mr. Bright." 1862.
	16	Johnstone, H.W. "Truth of the War Conspiracy of 1861." 1865.
	17	Jones, Charles C. "Address Delivered Before the Confederate Survivors' Association, in Augusta, Georgia, at its First Annual Meeting, on Memorial Day, April 26, 1879."
	18	Jones, Charles C. "An Address Delivered Before the Confederate Survivors' Association, in Augusta, Georgia, at its Sixth Annual Meeting, on Memorial Day, April 26, 1884, by Col. Charles C. Jones, Jr., President of the Association." 1894.
	19	Jones Charles C. "An Address Delivered Before the Confederate Survivors' Association, at its Seventh Annual Meeting, on Memorial Day, April 27, 1885, by Col. Charles C. Jones, Jr., President of the Association."
	20	Jones, Charles C. "An Address Delivered Before the Confederate Survivors' Association in Augusta, Georgia, Upon the Occasion of its Fifteenth Annual Reunion on Memorial Day, April 26th, 1893." Also "Chickamauga" by Col. Joseph B. Cumming, 1893.
	21	The Kearsage and the Alabama. "The Story of the Kearsage and Alabama." 1868.
	22	Kelley, W.D. "The Conscription. Also Speeches of the Hon. W.D. Kelley, of Pennsylvania, in the House of Representatives, on the Conscription; the Way to Attain and Secure Peace; and On Arming the Negroes." 1863. Copy 1.
	23	Kelley, W.D. "The Conscription. Also Speeches of the Hon. W.D. Kelley, of Pennsylvania, in the House of Representatives, on the Conscription; the Way to Attain and Secure Peace; and On Arming the Negroes." 18618632. Copy 2.
	24	Kelley, W.D. "The Way to Attain and Secure Peace. Speech of Hon. W.D.Kelley of Pennsylvania. Delivered in the House of Representatives, December 19, 1862."
	25	Kernan, F. "Confiscated Property. Speech of Hon. F. Kernan of New York, Delivered in House of Representatives, February 4, 1864."
	26	Kieffer, Rev. H.M. "An Address Delivered at the Second Reunion of the Survivors of the One Hundred and Fiftieth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, `Bucktails', Held at Meadville, Pa., September 10th, 1890."
	27	Laboulaye, M. Edouard. "Disunion: Degradation Without Remedy." Reprinted From the "Revue Nationale". Tract of Loyal Publication Society, No. 8 ( "Upon Whom Rests the Guilt of the War?"). 1863.
	28	Laboulaye, M. Edouard. "Why the North Cannot Accept of Separation, by Edouard Laboulaye, Professor in the College of France, Advocate of the Imperial Court of Paris, Member of the Institute." Reprinted from "Revue Nationale", of Paris. 1863.
	29	(Lee, Robert E.) Virginia Gazette - Death of Gen. R.E. Lee. October 14, 1870.
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	30	"The Libby Chronicle. Devoted to Facts and Fun. A True Copy of the Libby Chronicle as Written by the Prisoners of Libby in 1863." 1889.
	31	Lieber, Francis. "No Party Now, But All For Our Country. Address of Francis Lieber, Chairman of the Council's Committee on Addresses. Read at the Meeting of the Loyal National League, by their request, in Union Square, New York, on the 11th of April, 1863."
	32	Love, John. "Union White Boys in Blue. Constitution and Proceedings of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Convention, Held at Indianapolis, Ind. on Wednesday, 8th April, 1868."
	33	Loyal National League. "Proceedings at the Organization of the Loyal National League at the Cooper Institute, March 20, 1863. Speeches by Gen. Cochrane, Gen. Hamilton, Hon. Roscoe Conkling, and Senator Foster, of Conn."
	34	Loyal Publication Society. "Elements of Discord in Secessia. The Vulgarity of Treason...Appendix to the Foregoing Article - `The Vulgarity of Treason.'; Extracts From Rebel Organs...Dialogue Between an Old-Fashioned Jackson Democrat and a Copperhead." 1863.
	35	"The Loyalists Ammunition...Speech of a Brave Old Patriot...A Voice From the Army...On Foreign Interference...For the Croakers...The Words of a Patriot Soldier...Cromwell on Destructive Conservatism...Pusillanimous Peace." 1863.
	36	(McClellan, George). "McClellan's Campaign. Reprinted from The World, of August, 1862. `There is Justice in History'."
	38	(McClellan, George). "Gen. McClellan's Report. A Summary of the Same. Original Scheme of the War. Virginia and Maryland Campaigns. How Rewarded by Washington. Tribute to His Soldiers." n.d.
	39	McCoy, A.D. "Thoughts on Labor in the South, Past, Present and Future." 1865.
	40	McDonald, Joseph E. "Speech of the Hon. J.E. McDonald Before the Indianapolis Democratic Union Association." 1862.
	41	McDougall, J.A. "Speech of Hon. J.A. McDougal of California, on the Arrest of Gen. Stone, and the Rights of the Soldier and Citizen." 1862.
	42	Mason, Victor Louis. "Four Lincoln Conspiracies. Including New Particulars of the Flight and Capture of the Assassin." Century Magazine, April, 1896.
Box	Folder
4	1	Maynard, ____. "Auszug aus der Anrede, gehaltedn von Richter Maynard, an die Grand Jury von Nordhampton County, bei der Grossnung der Court fur Januar-Germin 1863."
	2	Miles, Thomas Jefferson. "The Conspiracy of Leading Men of the Republican Party to Destroy the American Union." 1864.
	3	The Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States; Constitution and Bylaws. 1881.
	4	The Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States; Constitution and Bylaws. 1889.
	5	Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States...Pennsylvania...Membership Roll, April 15, 1865 - June 1, 1891.
	6	Mill, John Stuart. "The Contest in America." 1862.
	7	The Monitor and the Merrimac. "History of the Famous Battle Between the Iron-Clad Merrimac C.S.N. and the Iron-Clad Monitor and the Cumberland and Congress, of the U.S. Navy, by Richard Curtis." 1862.
	8	The Monitor and the Merrimac. "The First Iron-Clad Naval Engagement in the World: a History of Facts of the Great Naval Battle Between the Merrimac...and...the Monitor, by E.V. White." 1862.
	9	Morris, Daniel. "Speech of Hon. Daniel Morris, of New York, on the Confiscation Bill." 1864.
	10	Morton, Oliver P. "Message of Gov. Oliver P. Morton Delivered at the Called Session of the Indiana Legislature, April 25, 1861, together With Proclamation of Gen. Jackson."
	11	"The Mountain Campaigns in Georgia or War Scenes on the W. & A." 1886.
	12	"Die Munition des Loyalisten...Rede eines braven alten Patrioten...Eine Stimme von der Armee...Ueber fremde Einmischung. Fuer die kleinmuethigen Klagenden...Die Worte eines patriotischen Soldaten...Cromwell ueber zerstorenden Conservatismus...Feigherziger Friede." (German version of Pamphlet 35, Box 3). 1863.
	13	New England Loyal Publication Society. "Letter From John Hooker..`To My Friends of the Legal Profession Throughout the State, Who Adhere to the Democratic Party." (Connecticut) 1863.
	14	New York Chamber of Commerce. "Memorial...of the Chamber of Commerce of New York, in Favor of Englarging the Canals For the Defence of the Lakes." 1863.
	15	New York Times. "Effect of Secession Upon the Commercial Relations Between the North and the South." 1861.
	16	"Official Army Register for 1860."
	17	Papers Relating to the Proceedings of the Tribunal of Arbitration at Geneva, Part II, 1873.
	18	Parker, Joel. "Proceedings of the Convention of the People of Massachusetts Holden at Faneuil Hall, Boston, October 7th, 1862."
	19	Patterson, H.K.W. "War Memories of Fort Monroe and Vicinity." 1885.
	20	(Pendleton, George). "Congressional Record of George H. Pendleton, Candidate for President." n.d.
	21	Pennsylvania. House of Representatives. "Report of the Select Committee Relative to Frauds Committed Upon Soldiers, the People and the Government, Made to the House of Representatives of Pennsylvania, May 24, 1865."
	22	Pleasonton, A. "Report of Major General A. Pleasonton to the Committee on the Conduct of the War." 1865.
	23	Post, Rev. T.M. "Palingenesy. National Regeneration. An Address by Rev. T.M. Post, D.D. Delivered by Invitation at the Washington University, November 4, 1864."
	24	"The Rebuke of Secession Doctrines by Southern Statesmen." 1863.
	25	"The Rebuke of Secession Doctrines by Southern Statesmen." 1863. Copy 2.
	26	Ricketts, James B. "Report of Brig.-Gen. James B. Ricketts to the Hon. Committee on the Conduct of the War." 1866.
	27	Rogers, Andrew J. "Speech of Hon. W.J. Rogers of New Jersey in the House of Representataives, April 12, 1864, on the Resolution to Expel Hon. Alex. Long of Ohio for Words Spoken in Debate."
	28	Rose, Duncan. "Why the Confederacy Failed." n.d.
	29	Rutherford, M.L. "The Civilization of the Old South: What Made It: What Destroyed It: What Has Replaced It." 1916.
	30	Rutherford, M.L. "Four Addresses (`the South of Yesterday'; `Thirteen Periods of United States History'; `Wrongs of History Righted'; `Historical Sins of Omission and Commission')." 1912.
Box	Folder
5	1	Rutherford, M.L. "Truths of History. A Fair, Unbiased, Impartial, Unprejudiced and Conscientious Study of History." ca. 1920.
	2	"Savoury Dish for Loyal Men." 1863.
	3	Schell, Frank H. "Sketching Under Fire at Antietam: a War Correspondent's Personal Account of His Experience During Battle...with Pictures Drawn by the Author in the Midst of the Action..." n.d.
	4	"Ein Schmackhaftes Gericht Fuer Loyale Maenner." (German Version of Pamphlet 2, Box 5). 1863.
	5	Schurz, Carl. "For the Great Empire of Liberty, Forward!' Speech of Maj.Gen. Carl Schurz, of Wisconsin, Delivered at Concert Hall, Philadelphia, Friday Evening, September 16, 1864."
	6	Seymour, Horatio. "Speech of the Hon. Horatio Seymour, Before the Democratic Union State Convention at Albany, September 10, 1862, on Receiving the Nomination for Governor."
	7	Sheffield, W.P. "Conduct of the War. Speech by Hon. W.P. Sheffield of Rhode Rhode Island, House of Representatives, January 27, 1862."
	8	Sheridan, Philip H. "Report of Major General Sheridan, to the Hon. Committee on the Conduct of the War. Battle of Perryville, Lebanon, Ky., Oct. 23, 1862."
	9	Sherman, W.T. "Civil War. Sherman-Johnston. Testimony of Major-General William T. Sherman." 1865.
	10	Sherman, W.T. "The March to the Sea. From the Memoirs of Gen. W.T. Sherman." n.d.
	11	Smith, Goldwin. "A Letter to a Whig Member of the Southern Independence Association." 1864.
	12	Smith, W.C. "The Private in Gray." n.d.
	13	"Soldiers' and Sailors' Half-Dime Tales of the Late Rebellion", Vol 1, No. 1, 1868.
	14	"Soldiers' and Sailors' Half-Dime Tales of the Late Rebellion", Vol I, No. 2, 1868.
	15	"Soldiers' and Sailors' Half-Dime Tales of the Late Rebellion", Vol I, No. 3, 1868.
	16	"Soldiers' and Sailors' Half-Dime Tales of the Late Rebellion", Vol I No. 4, 1868.
	17	"Soldiers' and Sailors' Half-Dime Tales of the Late Rebellion", Vol. I, No. 5, 1868.
	18	"Soldiers' and Sailors' Half-Dime Tales of the Late Rebellion",Vol. I, No. 6, 1868.
	19	"Soldiers' and Sailors' Half-Dime Tales of the Late Rebellion",Vol. I, No. 7, 1868.
	20	"Soldiers' and Sailors' Half-Dime Tales of the Late Rebellion",Vol. I, No. 8, 1868.
	21	"Soldiers' and Sailors' Half-Dime Tales of the Late Rebellion",Vol. I, No. 9, 1868.
	22	"Soldiers' and Sailors' Half-Dime Tales of the Late Rebellion",Vol. I, No. 10, 1868.
	23	"Soldiers' and Sailors' Half-Dime Tales of the Late Rebellion",Vol. I, No. 11, 1868.
	24	"Soldiers' and Sailors' Half-Dime Tales of the Late Rebellion",Vol. I, No. 12, 1868.
	25	"The State of the Country" (Advance Sheets of "The Princeton Review"), 1861.
	26	Stearns, W.A. "Necessities of the War and the Conditions of Success in It. A Sermon..." 1861.
	27	Stille, Charles. "How a Free People Conduct a Long War..." 1862. Copies 1 & 2.
	28	Stille, Charles. "Northern Interests and Southern Independence: a Plea for United Action." 1863. Copies 1 & 2.
	29	Tarbell, Ida M. "The Lincoln-Douglas Debates" and "The Later Life of Lincoln". 1896 and 1899.
	30	Tarbell, Ida M. "Mr. Lincoln as President-Elect." n.d.
	31	Thomason, John W. "I've Heard My Own Confederate Folks Talk in Much the Same Fashion". An Appreciation by Captain John W. Thomason of James Boyd's Stirring Civil War Novel, "Marching On". 1927.
	32	"Thoughts on the Times." 1863.
	33	Tillett, Wilbur. "Southern Women as Affected by the Civil War." 1891.
Box	Folder
6	1	Train, G.F. "Train's Union Speeches. Second Series: Delivered in England During the Present American War." 1862.
	2	Truman, Ben C. "Last Battle of the Civil War. An Historical Question." n.d.
	3	Tyler, Wm. N. "The Dispatch Carrier." 1897.
	4	"United States. Army. "Statement of the Disposition of...Deceased Union Soldiers and Prisoners of War Whose Remains Have Been Removed to National Cemeteries in the Southern and Western States," Vol. I, ' 1868.
	5	United States. Army. "Statement of the Disposition of...Deceased Union Soldiers and Prisoners of War Whose Remains Have Been Removed to National Cemeteries in the Southern and Western States," Vol. II, 1868.
	6	United States. Army. "Statement of the Disposition of...Deceased Union Soldiers and Prisoners of War Whose Remains Have Been Removed to National Cemeteries in the Southern and Western States," Vol. III, 1868.
	7	United States. Army. "Statement of the Disposition of...Deceased Union Soldiers and Prisoners of War Whose Remains Have Been Removed to National Cemeteries in the Southern and Western States," Vol. IV, 1869.
	8	United States. Sanitary Commission. "Kentucky Branch of the U.S. Sanitary Commission. Report. (History of the Commission During the Civil War)." 1866.
	9	United States. Sanitary Commission. "Statement Concerning the Army and Navy Claim Agency of the U.S. Sanitary Commission." 1866.
	10	United States. Senate. Committee on the Conduct of the War. "Report of Major General J.G. Foster, to the Committee on the Conduct of the War." 1865.
	11	United States. Senate. Committee on the Conduct of the War. "Fort Fisher Expedition. Civil War Report by Sec. Forney, January 12, 1865."
	12	United States. Supreme Court. "The Constitutionality of the Confiscation Act of July 17th, 1862, Considered. The Dissenting Opinions of Mr. Justice Field, of U.S. Supreme Court, in Miller's Executor vs. The United States, and Tyler vs. Defrees." 1862.
	13	United States Christian Commission, For the Army and Navy. "For the Year 1863. Second Annual Report." 1864.
	14	Vallandigham Habeus Corpus Case. "Decision of Judge Leavitt, of Ohio, in the Vallandigham Habeas Corpus Case." 1863.
	15	Voorhees, D.W. "Speeches of Hon. D.W. Voorhees & Hon. T.A. Hendricks, on the Civil War and the Present Condition of the Country. Speech of Hon. T.A. Hendricks, Before the Democratic State Convention, Held at Indianapolis, January 8, 1862."
	16	Wadsworth, W.H. "Speech of Hon. W.H. Wadsworth, of Kentucky, on the Confiscation Bill. Delivered in the House of Representatives, Feb. 3, 1864."
	17	Wallace, James. "The Amendment of the Federal Constitution. An Address Before the Christian Association for National Reformation, of Southern Illinois, by Rev. James Wallace." 1864.
	18	Weiss, John. "Northern Strenght and Weakness. An Address on Occasion of the National Fast, April 30, 1863. Delivered in Watertown by Rev. John Weiss."
	19	Whiting, Willilam. "The War Powers of the President, and the Legislative Powers of Congress in Relation to Rebellion, Treason and Slavery." 1862. Copy 1.
	20	Whiting, William. "The War Powers of the President, and the Legislative Powers of Congress in Relation to Rebellion, Treason and Slavery." 1862. Copy 2.
	21	"A Willing Reunion Not Impossible." 1863.
	22	Wood, Fernando. "Confiscation. Speech of Hon. Fernando Wood of New York Delivered Before the House of Representatives, January 26th, 1864."
	23	Wool, John E. "A Sketch of the Life and Public Service of Maj. Gen. John E. Wool...From the Democratic Review." 1861.
	24	(Wyeth, John A.). "Reply to the Charges of Dr. John A. Wyeth, by the Department of Indiana, G.A.R." 1892.

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John E.T. Milsaps Collection:

An Inventory of his Records at the Houston Metropolitan Research Center, Houston Public Library (part 5 of 7)

Arrangement

Access Restrictions

Use Restrictions

Series V: Black Pamphlets

Series W: United States - History - 1492-1839

Series X: United States - History - 1840-1849

Series Y: United States - History - 1850-1860.

Series Z: United States - History - 1861-1865, Civil War - Pamphlets