Union & Emancipation Society on the 1864 Election
3 years ago
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Lancashire Cotton Famine
Victorian Era
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19th century Anglo-American relations
abolition of slavery
Abraham Lincoln
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Manchester England
Civil War
The Union and Emancipation Society of Manchester, England, urges Americans to reelect President Abraham Lincoln in the 1864 election.
*The Republican Party called itself the National Union Party in 1864.
*British spellings and original punctuation preserved
S.D.G.
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