Stephen Augustus Hurlbut, circa 1875

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Hurlbert(sic), Gen. S.A. (not in uniform)
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Brady-Handy Photograph Collection, Library of Congress

Benjamin Fitzpatrick, detail

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Benjamin Fitzpatrick, half-length portrait, slightly to left
Source citation
Daguerretype Collection, Library of Congress (Call Number DAG no.243)

Benjamin Fitzpatrick

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Benjamin Fitzpatrick, half-length portrait, slightly to left
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Daguerretype Collection, Library of Congress (Call Number DAG no.243)

Horatio King, senior, detail

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King, Hon. Horatio
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Brady-Handy Photograph Collection, Library of Congress

Horatio King, senior

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King, Hon. Horatio
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Albany, NY

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John Henry Hill to William Still, October 4, 1853
Boston (MA) Herald, "Untitled," October 31, 1856
William Jones to William Still, January 1, 1857
New York Times, “Semi-Annual Meeting of the State Temperance Society,” June 16, 1857
Charleston (SC) Mercury, "Runaway Negros," February 15, 1858
St. Louis (MO) Republican, “Let the Jubilee be General,” August 29, 1858
New York Times, “Railroad Casualties,” September 3, 1858
Jacob Blockson to William Still, December 26, 1858
Charleston (SC) Mercury, “The South Carolina Legislature,” December 30, 1858
New York Times, “Sleeping Cars upon Railroads,” December 31, 1858
Lowell (MA) Citizen & News, “Mortality in New York,” March 7, 1859
Louisville (KY) Journal, “‘U. G.’ Railroad Statistics,” March 14, 1859
New York Times, “Albany and Richmond,” June 29, 1859
New York Times, “An Unwise Letter,” August 5, 1859
New York Herald, “The Morals of Politics,” August 7, 1859
New York Times, “Breaking Up Rapidly,” September 12, 1859
New York Herald, “Air Navigation over the Atlantic,” September 24, 1859
Chicago (IL) Press and Tribune, "Opinions of the People," December 3, 1859
New York Herald, “The South and Southern Safety,” December 4, 1859
New York Herald, “The Runaway Slaves,” January 5, 1860
New York Herald, "The Underground Railroad and Its Victims," January 5, 1860
Richmond (VA) Dispatch, “The Underground Railroad,” January 7, 1860
James A. Briggs to Salmon Portland Chase, March 17, 1860
New York Herald, “The Quarantine Question and the Approaching Summer,” May 13, 1860
New York Herald, “The Reception of the Nomination of Douglas,” June 24, 1860
New York Herald, “Trouble Among the Republicans,” August 5, 1860
Milwaukee (WI) Sentinel, "Perilous Balloon Descent," September 27, 1860
Savannah (GA) News, “Disinterested Black Republican Patriots,” May 22, 1861
Thurlow Weed to Abraham Lincoln, August 18, 1861
Chicago (IL) Tribune, “Secession Organs in the North,” August 20, 1861
Abraham Lincoln to Erastus Corning and others, June 12, 1863
Abraham Lincoln to Horatio Seymour, August 7, 1863
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Brooklyn, NY

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New York Times, “The Hard Times in the City,” October 13, 1857
Charleston (SC) Mercury, “The Runaway Slave in Brooklyn, N.Y.,” December 9, 1857
New York Times, "The Heat," June 28, 1858
New York Herald, “The Late Scattering Elections,” April 6, 1859
New York Times, “Base Ball,” July 14, 1859
New York Herald, “Warning to Young Men,” August 21, 1859
New York Herald, “The Brooklyn Police and Street Assaults,” January 22, 1860
New York Times, “Salt in the Streets,” February 20, 1860
New York Herald, “Another Boiler Explosion,” May 20, 1860
New York Herald, “Causes of Excessive Mortality in New York and Brooklyn,” March 10, 1861
New York Times, “Mischievous Rumors,” March 26, 1861
Charleston (SC) Mercury, “Henry Ward Beecher on War,” April 19, 1861
Abraham Lincoln, Speech at Great Central Sanitary Fair, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, June 16, 1864
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