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Slavery
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National sins, the cause of national judgments
Amos Savage
1836
Our country--its glory and its shame
Calvin Day Noble
1844
Prayer for the country
James M. MacDonald
1860
Relation of master and servant, as exhibited in the New Testament
S. Taylor
1836
Thanksgiving by faith for our country's future
Daniel Steele
1863
The "goodly heritage"
Theodore Frelinghuysen White
1860
The Constitution our ark in the storm
Eden B. Foster
1862
The final triumph of equity
Hugh Smith Carpenter
1864
The goodness of providence, or, The true histories of Lady Courten; Mr. John Mortimer, of Exeter; Matthias Dolanscius, a native of Poland; and of a poor black slave
James Nisbet
1839
The perils and the security of our country
Elbert Stothoff Porter
1850
The tried stability of our government a cause for thanksgiving!
Samuel H. Hall
1861
The village
Enoch Lincoln
1816
Tokens of the divine displeasure
James Renwick Willson
1836
K.G.C.
1862
An Authentic exposition of the "K.G.C." "Knights of the Golden Circle," or, A history of secession from 1834 to 1861
1861
Original travels and surprising adventures of Baron Munchausen
Alfred Crowquill
1889
The Instructive alphabet
William Cowper
1818
The happy family: or, Winter evening's employment
Friend of youth, Aesop, Hannah More
1806
The instructive alphabet
Samuel Wood & Sons
1822
[Scrapbooks in the Shaker Collection at the Library of Congress]
1841
The Four sisters
1813