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With Massa Sherman [pen and ink drawing]
1864-1889 ca.
Forbes, Edwin, 1839-1895
Pen and ink drawing of liberated slaves following Sherman's Army through Georgia.
GLC07588
to John Brown
1859/11/20
Doyle, Mahala, fl. 1859
By the widow and mother of three men killed by Brown in the Pottawatomie massacre: "My son John whose life I begged of [you] is grown up and is very desirous to be at Charlestown on the day of your execution, would certainly be there if his means...
GLC07590
Treaty concluded and signed at Madrid... [Assiento slave trade]
1750
"Treaty between the ministers plenipotentaries of their Brittanick and Catholic majesties-end of Assiento Treaty between Britain and Spain regulating slave trade." Concluded October 5. Printed in French, English, Spanish.
GLC07594
Reading the Emancipation Proclamation
1864
Stebbins, Lucius, fl. 1864
One lithograph dated 1864. Depicts black family gathered around a soldier reading a newspaper. The family all look to the soldier in varying stated of shock and hope as he reads the emancipation proclamation. Present are eleven people including a...
GLC07595
A Portraiture of Domestic Slavery
1817
Torrey, Jesse, fl. 1817
Engraved frontispiece and 5 additional plates.
GLC07596
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