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An address to the people of Missouri in vindication of the independence of the judiciary and the fundamental principles of free government against the gross violation of both by Gov. Fletcher and his advisors
1865
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Red shirts remembered ; southern brigadiers of the reconstruction period
by Sheppard, William Arthur
1865
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✔ Available Joyner - General Stacks

Call Number: F274 .S46

Reorganization of civil government : speech of Governor Peirpoint [sic] delivered at Mechanics' Hall in the city of Norfolk on Thursday evening, February 16th, 1865
by Virginia. Governor (1865-1868 : Pierpont)
1865
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The brilliant military record of Maj. General Hawley : his gallantry at Bull Run, Pulaski, Secessionville, Pocataligo, Morris Island, Olustee, Drewry's Bluff, Deep Run, Petersburg and Darbytown Road
by Trumbull, H. Clay (Henry Clay), 1830-1903
1866
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The general statutes of the state of Connecticut : to which are prefixed the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of Connecticut
by Connecticut
1866
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Gov. Worth's circular : to the people of North Carolina
by North Carolina. Governor (1865-1868 : Worth)
1866
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✔ Available Joyner - NC Rare - Oversize

Call Number: F259.W94 W67 1866

Message of His Excellency Frederick Smyth, governor of the state of New-Hampshire, to the two branches of the Legislature, June session, 1866
by New Hampshire. Governor (1865-1867 : Smyth)
1866
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Ordinances and resolutions passed by the North-Carolina State Convention, second session, 1866
by North Carolina. Constitutional Convention (1865-1866)
1866
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✔ Available Joyner - NC Rare

Call Number: JK4125 1866 .N67 1866

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Call Number: KF4558 14TH .N67 1866

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An address to the people of Missouri in vindication of the independence of the judiciary and the fundamental principles of free government against the gross violation of both by Gov. Fletcher and his advisors

Red shirts remembered ; southern brigadiers of the reconstruction period

Reorganization of civil government : speech of Governor Peirpoint [sic] delivered at Mechanics' Hall in the city of Norfolk on Thursday evening, February 16th, 1865

The right way for restoring the late Rebel states to their practical relation in the Federal Union, or, An argument intended to induce the people and public men in making elctions [sic] and filling offices, state and federal, to be governed by the Constitution of the United States

The brilliant military record of Maj. General Hawley : his gallantry at Bull Run, Pulaski, Secessionville, Pocataligo, Morris Island, Olustee, Drewry's Bluff, Deep Run, Petersburg and Darbytown Road

The general statutes of the state of Connecticut : to which are prefixed the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of Connecticut

Gov. Worth's circular : to the people of North Carolina

Message of His Excellency Frederick Smyth, governor of the state of New-Hampshire, to the two branches of the Legislature, June session, 1866

Ordinances and resolutions passed by the North-Carolina State Convention, second session, 1866

Report and resolution of the Joint Select Committee of both houses of the General Assembly of North Carolina, on the proposition to adopt the congressional Constitutional amendment

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