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1859

Pays des fourrures

By Jules Verne

Mine Eyes Have Seen

By Ann Rinaldi

Follow my black plume

By Geoffrey Trease

No slave hunting in the old Bay state

By Phillips, Wendell

No slave-hunting in the Old Bay State

By Charles C. Burleigh

Prayer for the oppressed

By Thorne, James A.

The history and prominent characteristics of the present revival in Ballymena and its neighbourhood

By Samuel J. Moore

Crossing the plains

By Edward James Mathews

Speech of J. L. M. Curry, of Alabama, on the election of speaker, and the progress of anti-slaveryism

By J. L. M. Curry

Voting by proxy in charitable societies

By John Jay

Speech in the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church, May 30th, 1859

By E. D. MacMaster

A sermon on the "irrespressible conflict,"

By N. A. Staples

The American Tract Society, Boston

By Charles K. Whipple

The admission of Oregon

By Henry L. Dawes

1859

By Philip Appleman,William Anthony Madden,Wolff, Michael,Howard Mumford Jones

Notes concerning the Kellogg's

By M. G. Kellogg

Speech on slavery issues delivered at Huntsville, Alabama, September 5th, 1859

By Clement Claiborne Clay

Overland journey to Carson Valley, Utah

By Hozial H. Baker

Eighteen hundred fifty-nine

By Philip Appleman

Called To Evangelize

By Fr. Edward Looney

To John Brown

By Samuel A. Green

L'ABCdaire de l'Impressionnisme

By Laurence Madeline,Dominique Lobstein

A sermon on the "irrepressible conflict"

By Nahor Augustus Staples

Prayer for the oppressed

By James A Thorne