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Secession Era Editorials Project: Baltimore, Maryland, Sun ... Baltimore, Maryland, Sun [American]. (09 March 1857). -- The decision just made in the Dred Scott case, an obscure African, by the Supreme Court of the ... 2.
Furman: Yorkville, South Carolina Enquirer 20 October 1859 Yorkville, South Carolina, Enquirer [Democratic]. (20 October 1859). BALTIMORE, October 17. Rumors reached this city, this morning, ... 3.
Furman: Charleston, South Carolina Mercury 24 November 1859 The New York Elections and their Meaning. Charleston, South Carolina, Mercury [Democratic]. (24 November 1859). A short time previous to the New York ... 4.
Secession Era Editorials Project: Charleston, South Carolina ... The New York Elections and their Meaning. Charleston, South Carolina, Mercury [Democratic]. (24 November 1859). A short time previous to the New York ... 5.
Secession Era Editorials Project: Nashville, Tennessee, Republican ... Secession Era Editorials Project. Furman University Department of History. banner ... Nashville, Tennessee, Republican Banner and Nashville Whig [American] ... 6.
Secession Era Editorials Project: Boston, Massachusetts, Courier ... Boston, Massachusetts, Courier [Whig]. (26 May 1856). The Atlas of Friday had the following remarks, by its editor, upon the Brooks assault upon Senator ... 7.
Furman: New Railroad Mileage, 1850-1860 (by region) New Railroad Mileage, 1850-1860 (by region) ... New England = Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut ... 8.
Secession Era Editorials Project: Hartford, Connecticut, Daily ... As their name implies, compromises are settlements of difficulties by mutual concessions. Each side gives up to the other something upon which it had ... 9.
Furman University Department of History Faculty Dr. Savita Nair, Associate Professor of History and Asian Studies savita.nair@furman.edu / Furman Hall 200K / 864.294.3332. nair Spring Office Hours: Wed ... 10.
Secession Era Editorials Project: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania ... Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Morning Herald [Whig]. (22 May 1854). We give below the names of the eleven traitors to Pennsylvania and the North, ... |
