“Capture of a Slaver with 300 Negroes,” Chicago (IL) Press and Tribune, December 20, 1859

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Capture of a Slaver with 300 Negroes
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“Capture of a Slaver with 300 Negroes,” Chicago (IL) Press and Tribune, December 20, 1859, p. 4: 4.
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Bishop John N. Neumann, detail

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The Venerable John Nepomucene Neumann ... Fourth Bishop of Philadelphia
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Joseph L. J. Kirkin, Catholicity in Philadelphia .... (Philadelphia: John Jos. McVey, 1909), 352.

Bishop John N. Neumann

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Catholic Bishop of Philadelphia dies on the street of a stroke aged forty-eight

John Nepomucene Neumann was born in  Prachatice in Bohemia on March 28, 1811.  He studied at the University of Prague, arrived in the United States in 1836 and was ordained a priest.  In 1853 he became Bishop of Philadelphia and became famous for his piety and development of parochial schools in the face of Know Nothing agitation.  He was canonized by Pope Paul VI in June 1977, the first male American to become a saint.  (By John Osborne)
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Joshua Reed Giddings to Abraham Lincoln, September 12, 1859 (Page 2)

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Joshua R. Giddings to Abraham Lincoln, Monday, September 12, 1859 (Invitation [New York])
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Joshua Reed Giddings to Abraham Lincoln, September 12, 1859 (Page 1)

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Joshua R. Giddings to Abraham Lincoln, Monday, September 12, 1859 (Invitation [New York])
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Peter Zinn to Abraham Lincoln, September 2, 1859 (Page 3)

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Peter Zinn to Abraham Lincoln, Friday, September 02, 1859 (Invitation (Ohio))
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Peter Zinn to Abraham Lincoln, September 2, 1859 (Page 2)

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Peter Zinn to Abraham Lincoln, Friday, September 02, 1859 (Invitation (Ohio))
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