Poems on White Slavery and Brave Sacrifice
A fragmentary poem by Tawra G. Chans and references Horace Waters praise sacrifice and liberty. It echoes anti slavery sentiment, calls for courage in battle, and urges death rather than submission to oppression. The piece blends martial imagery with calls to freedom and national honor.
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Tawra G. Chans
Jamie
Horace Waters
New Yorks
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Maine Regiment Veterans Return and Civil War Campaigns
A detailed account honors the Sixth Maine Regiment veterans returning to Camp Berry after their term. It chronicles battles from Fredericksburg to Gettysburg and Brandy Station, noting casualties, officers wounded or killed, and the regiment’s steady, costly service in the Union cause.
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Weill
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Sanger
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Lieut
Leane ©. Campbell
Pembroke
Maj
Clao. W. Fuller
Corinth
Charles T. Wetherell
Fred. B. Ginn
Bucksport
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J. N. Peirce
Theodore Lincoln, Jr
Devnys
J. G. Roberts
Corlinth
Crimea
Treasury notes issue amid war debts and tax reforms in 1864
The document outlines a Congress authorized loan up to two hundred million dollars in Treasury notes bearing interest, with conversion options to bonds. It argues the nation’s war burden and debt, praises tax reform and internal revenue growth, and calls on citizens to support the credit and funding needed for government operations and future stability.
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Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
United States Treasury
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Tie
Cain
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