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Thomas Cooper Engraving
An engraving of the politician Thomas Cooper from a painting
Cotton planter and pickers 1908 by H. Tees is in the Public Domain
Cotton planter and pickers 1908 by H. Tees is in the Public Domain
"The Liberator"
Boston newspaper slave liberation print
Onondaga nation Wampum Belt
known as the "Hiawatha Belt", this type of wampum was named for one of the leaders who helped form the confederation.
Edenton, North Carolina October 25, 1774
A nonimportation document signed by 51 women from Edenton, North Carolina in 1774
Matthew Lyon Portrait
Sioux Chief Red Cloud
Sioux Chief Red Cloud speaking to a New York audience regarding the wrongdoings done to his people
"Address to the Ladies"
A poem written to urge women to support nonimportation movements.
“Ladies Going about for Money”
Female Voluntary Associations and Civic Consciousness in the American Revolution
This paper describes the efforts of women to raise money to help fund the American Revolution.
Abigal Adams to John Adams, 31 March 1776
Abigal writes to John about the war efforts and her thoughts on the poltics of the time.
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