265. An address on secession. Delivered in South Carolina in the year 1851, Collection: Samuel J. May Anti-Slavery Pamphlet Collection Publisher: Loyal publication society Publication Place: New York, Date: 1865 Format: Book
266. Proceedings at the second anniversary meeting of the Loyal publication society, February 11, 1865, with the annual reports, Collection: Samuel J. May Anti-Slavery Pamphlet Collection Publisher: Loyal Publication Society Publication Place: New York, Date: 1865 Format: Book
267. America for free working men. Mechanics, farmers and laborers read! How slavery injures the free working man. The slave-labor system the free working-man's worst enemy. Collection: Samuel J. May Anti-Slavery Pamphlet Collection Publisher: Loyal publication society Publication Place: New York, Date: 1865 Format: Book
268. Major-General McClellan and the campaign on the Yorktown Peninsula. Collection: Samuel J. May Anti-Slavery Pamphlet Collection Publisher: Loyal Publication Society Publication Place: New York, Date: 1865 Format: Book
269. Some reasons for the immediate establishment of a national system of education for the United States. Collection: Samuel J. May Anti-Slavery Pamphlet Collection Publisher: Loyal Publication Society? Publication Place: New York? Date: 1865 Format: Book
270. Memorial service for three hundred thousand Union soldiers, with the commemorative discourse Collection: Samuel J. May Anti-Slavery Pamphlet Collection Publisher: Loyal Publication Society Publication Place: New York Date: 1866 Format: Book
271. The iniquity : a sermon preached in the First Church, Dorchester, on Sunday, Dec. 11, 1859 Collection: Samuel J. May Anti-Slavery Pamphlet Collection Publisher: Printed by John Wilson & Son, 22, School Street Publication Place: Boston Date: 1859 Format: Book
272. The Harper's Ferry outbreak and its lesson : a sermon preached in the Pine Street Chapel, Sabbath afternoon, Dec. 11th, 1859 Collection: Samuel J. May Anti-Slavery Pamphlet Collection Publisher: Printed at the Journal Office Publication Place: Lewiston, [Me.] Date: 1859 Format: Book
273. Confession of John E. Cooke [sic], brother of Gov. A.P. Willard, of Indiana, and one of the participants in the Harper's Ferry invasion : published for the benefit of Samuel C. Young, a non-slaveholder, who is permantly disabled by a wound recieved in defence of Southern institutions. Collection: Samuel J. May Anti-Slavery Pamphlet Collection Publisher: Copyrighted and published by D. Smith Eichelberger Publication Place: Charlestown, Va. Date: 1859 Format: Book
274. The draft riots in New York, July, 1863 : the metropolitan police, their services during riot week, their honorable record Collection: Samuel J. May Anti-Slavery Pamphlet Collection Publisher: Baker & Godwin Publication Place: New York Date: 1863 Format: Book
275. The Bloody week : riot, murder & arson, containing a full account of this wholesale outrage on life and property, accurately prepared from official sources Collection: Samuel J. May Anti-Slavery Pamphlet Collection Publisher: Coutant & Baker Publication Place: New York Date: 1863 Format: Book
276. To the memory of the martyrs : Abraham Franklin, Peter Heuston, William Jones, James Costello, --- Williams, William Johnson, Augustus Stuart, Jeremiah Robinson, Wm. Henry Nichols, Mrs. Derickson, Joseph Reed, Samuel Johnson, slain in the riots of July, in the city of New York : funeral services held in Shiloh Church, N.Y[.] Sunday evening, Sept. 20th, 1863. Collection: Samuel J. May Anti-Slavery Pamphlet Collection Publisher: Collected and published as a tribute of respect. By Vincent Colyer. Publication Place: New York Date: 1863 Format: Book
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![To the memory of the martyrs : Abraham Franklin, Peter Heuston, William Jones, James Costello, --- Williams, William Johnson, Augustus Stuart, Jeremiah Robinson, Wm. Henry Nichols, Mrs. Derickson, Joseph Reed, Samuel Johnson, slain in the riots of July, in the city of New York : funeral services held in Shiloh Church, N.Y[.] Sunday evening, Sept. 20th, 1863.](http://s3.amazonaws.com/cul-hydra/new_may/may926907/thumbs/00001.jpg)