Eulogies

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Paged Content
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D. Appleton and Company
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Cover title: Memorial address of Charles Francis Adams, of Massachusetts, on the life, character, and services, of William H. Seward. Notes: Publisher's advertisement, with "notices of the press," for Seward's Travels around the world: pages [2-4] of covers. FAU Libraries' copy has original printed blue wrappers, side stitched with cord.
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Paged Content
Publisher
Sherman & Co., printers
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A sermon, preached on Sunday evening, April 9, 1865 -- An address delivered on Easter morning, April 16, 1865 -- Address delivered on Wednesday, April 19, 1865, at noon
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Paged Content
Publisher
A.N. Clark & Co., State Printers
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Alternate title: In Memoriam Abraham Lincoln. Notes: Cover title. Text in black mourning border. Issued in wrappers of dark brown ribbed cloth backed with paper, front cover lettered in gold; or in white printed wrappers; both with cover title "In memoriam Abraham Lincoln." FAU Libraries' copy has original glossy white wrappers; side stitched with cord.
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Paged Content
Publisher
Schermerhorn, Bancroft, & Co.
Description
Series note: The pulpit and rostrum : sermons, orations, popular lectures, etc. ; nos. 34 & 35, June, 1865. Series: Pulpit and rostrum ; nos. 34 & 35. Alternate title: Honorable George Bancroft's oration. President Lincoln's Second inaugural address, March 4th, 1865. Notes: Cover title. "Extra number, with portrait." Advertisement on page [1] at end for The American Educational Monthly, Schermemhorn [sic], Bancroft & Co., Publishers, New York. FAU Libraries' copy has original paper wrappers. Edges trimmed to 18 cm. FAU Libraries' copy has inscription on first page: To the N.J. Hist. Soc., from S.A. April 26. 1866. Oration pronounced in Union Square, April 25, 1865, at the funeral obsequies of Abraham Lincoln in the city of New York / by George Bancroft -- Ode for the funeral of Abraham Lincoln / by William Cullen Bryant -- President Lincoln's Emancipation proclamation, January 1st, 1863 -- President Lincoln's Second inaugural address, March 4th, 1865 [his last inaugural address].
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