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Sentiments of Abraham Lincoln on Slavery.: From Speech at Springfield, Ill., June 17, 1858. Dred Scott Case the Knell of Freedom. From the same. From Speech at Chicago, July 10, 1858. From Speech at Springfield, July 17, 1858. From Speech at Jonesboro, Ill., Sept. 15, 1858. From Speech at Quincy, Ill., Oct. 13, 1858. The text of the Constitution. From Letter to Boston Committee, April 6, 1859. From Letter to German citizens, May 17, 1859. From Speech at Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 1859. From Speech at Cincinnati, Sept. 1859. From Message to Congress of December 1, 1862. From Message to Congress, Dec. 8, 1863. From Letter to A. G. Hodges, April 4, 1864.

News article: Abraham Lincoln on slavery and the Dred Scott case, 1864

Laws of U.S. in relation to Navy and Marine Corps; to close of 2nd session of 26th Congress, together with acts and resolutions of Congress granting medals, swords, and votes of thanks, or having reference to special objects; also, private acts, for relief of individuals, alphabetically arranged; and table of appropriations and expenditures for naval service, from 1791 to 1840, both years inclusive, to which are prefixed Constitution of U.S., and synopsis of legislation of Congress respecting naval affairs during Revolutionary War, with appendix containing laws passed at 27th Congress

Laws of the U.S. in relation to the Navy and Marine Corps, 1843

Diplomatic code of U.S.A., embracing collection of treaties and conventions between U.S. and foreign powers, from year 1778-1827, with index to principal cases decided in courts of U.S. upon points connected with their foreign relations; and various official acts, papers, and useful information, for public ministers and consuls; to which is annexed, extracts from treaties and conventions, at present subsisting between Great Britain, France, Spain, etc., chiefly intended to elucidate policy pursued towards America, about period of late general pacification in Europe

Diplomatic code of U.S.A., embracing collection of treaties and conventions between U.S. and foreign powers, from year 1778-1827, with index to principal cases decided in courts of U.S. upon points connected with their foreign relations; and various official acts, papers, and useful information, for public ministers and consuls; to which is annexed, extracts from treaties and conventions, at present subsisting between Great Britain, France, Spain, etc., chiefly intended to elucidate policy pursued towards America, about period of late general pacification in Europe, 1827

American diplomatic code, embracing collection of treaties and conventions between U.S. and foreign powers from 1778-1834, with abstract of important judicial decisions on points connected with our foreign relations; also, concise diplomatic manual, containing summary of law of nations from works of Wicquet, Vattel, Martens, Ward, Kent, Story, etc., and other diplomatic writings on questions of international law useful for public ministers and consuls and for all others having official or commercial intercourse with foreign nations; in 2 volumes: Vol. 2, with notes and indexes

American diplomatic code, embracing collection of treaties and conventions between U.S. and foreign powers from 1778-1834, 1834