Charles Sumner1811 — 1874 · 422 obras en el catálogoTambién catalogado como: Charles SumnerObras — página 8TTreasury notes, a legal tenderTreasury notes, a legal tenderLLetters of marque and reprisalLetters of marque and reprisalRReciprocity treatyReciprocity treatyTThe true grandeur of nationsThe true grandeur of nationsWWhite slavery in the Barbary StatesWhite slavery in the Barbary StatesLLa fayetteLa fayetteSSpeech of Hon. Charles Sumner of Massachusetts on the abolitSpeech of Hon. Charles Sumner of Massachusetts on the abolition of slavery in the District ColumbiaUUnion and peace!Union and peace!RRepublicanism vs. GrantismRepublicanism vs. GrantismNNo property in manNo property in manAArgument of Charles Sumner, esq., against the constitutionalArgument of Charles Sumner, esq., against the constitutionality of separate colored schoolsTThe crime against KansasThe crime against KansasOOur foreign relationsOur foreign relationsTThe scholar, the jurist, the artist, the philanthropistThe scholar, the jurist, the artist, the philanthropistAA lecture on the anti-slavery enterpriseA lecture on the anti-slavery enterpriseCCharles Sumner's speech on the origin and mainspring of the Charles Sumner's speech on the origin and mainspring of the American rebellionDDefence of MassachusettsDefence of MassachusettsDDuties of Massachusetts at this crisisDuties of Massachusetts at this crisisEEmancipation!Emancipation!FFinal protest for himself and the clergy of New England agaiFinal protest for himself and the clergy of New England against slavery in Kansas and NebraskaFFreedom national, slavery sectionalFreedom national, slavery sectionalIInternational lawInternational lawKKansas affairsKansas affairsLLast three speeches on Kansas and freedomLast three speeches on Kansas and freedom AnteriorPágina 8 de 18Siguiente
SSpeech of Hon. Charles Sumner of Massachusetts on the abolitSpeech of Hon. Charles Sumner of Massachusetts on the abolition of slavery in the District Columbia
AArgument of Charles Sumner, esq., against the constitutionalArgument of Charles Sumner, esq., against the constitutionality of separate colored schools
TThe scholar, the jurist, the artist, the philanthropistThe scholar, the jurist, the artist, the philanthropist
CCharles Sumner's speech on the origin and mainspring of the Charles Sumner's speech on the origin and mainspring of the American rebellion
FFinal protest for himself and the clergy of New England agaiFinal protest for himself and the clergy of New England against slavery in Kansas and Nebraska