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Students at the Notre Dame School, New York, N.Y.
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Recommended Document:
Read and Ponder the Fugitive Slave Law!, 1850
Related Documents:
The Compromise of 1850, 1850, by David Atkinson
The Compromise of 1850, 1850, by James Shields
The Fugitive Slave Law, 1850
Anti-Fugitive Slave Law Meeting, 1851
Harriet Beecher Stowe and Uncle Tom's Cabin, 1852,
by Harriet Beecher Stowe
The Slave Power, 1856, by Salmon P. Chase
Revival of the Slavery Issue, 1856, by Gideon Welles
Kansas Meeting, 1856, by Gerrit Smith
Bleeding Kansas, 1855, by John Brown
Bleeding Sumner, 1856, by Charles Sumner
The Dred Scott Decision, 1857, by Roger Taney
The Gathering Storm, 1857, by Hinton Rowan Helper
House Divided, 1858, by Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln and Slavery, 1857-1858, by Abraham Lincoln
An Assessment of James Buchanan, 1858, by Andrew Johnson
Astounding Disclosures!, 1858, by Robert Goodenow
Speech Delivered in Springfield, 1858, by Abraham
Lincoln
Harpers Ferry, 1887, by Annie Brown Adams
Address of John Brown to the Virginia Court..., Undated
but probably December 1859, by John Brown
John Brown's Son Reflects, 1860, by Aaron D. Stevens
Howling Dervishes, 1859
William Windom to Edward R. Parry et al., 1859, by
William Windom
Cotton Is King and Pro-Slavery Arguments, 1860, by
E.N. Elliott
Stephen A. Douglas to N. Prescott, 1860, by Stephen
A. Douglas
Anti-Union Sentiment, 1860
Frederick Douglass's Views on Liberty, 1860, by Frederick
Douglass
Georgia Purchases Arms, 1860, by Paul Jones Semmes
The Secession Crisis, 1860
South Carolina Secession, 1860, by William P. Gibson
The Secession Crisis, 1861, by Robert Campbell
The Secession Crisis, 1861, by Jefferson Davis
Fort Sumter, 1861, by Robert A. Anderson
Fort Sumter, 1861, by Jefferson Davis
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