Broadside from the American Civil War entitled 'Epitaph', containing the end of a speech made by Ohio Congressman Samuel S. Cox disparaging Lincoln's administrative policies regarding the liberation of African-Americans. 1862.

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3703 x 7326 px | 31.4 x 62 cm | 12.3 x 24.4 inches | 300dpi

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1 January 1862

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United States

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JHU Sheridan Libraries/Gado

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Broadside from the American Civil War entitled 'Epitaph', containing the end of a speech made by Ohio Congressman Samuel S. Cox disparaging Lincoln's administrative policies regarding the liberation of African-Americans. 1862.

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