Pennsylvania Civil War

Broadside Pennsylvania and the Union! Her Armed Contribution 1861. Civil War


Broadside Pennsylvania and the Union! Her Armed Contribution 1861. Civil War

Broadside Pennsylvania and the Union! Her Armed Contribution 1861. Civil War   Broadside Pennsylvania and the Union! Her Armed Contribution 1861. Civil War
[Broadside] Pennsylvania and the Union! Her Armed Contribution to the Armies for the National Defence! [Harrisburg, PA]: Pennsylvania Telegraph, 1861. 13 3/4 x 8 1/2 inches. A very good copy with mailing folds, tiny tear at middle fold; stamped and addressed on verso else clean. From the Pennsylvania Telegraph, October 26, 1861. Addressed in manuscript on verso to Ohio Governor William Dennison (with canceled postal stamp).

The broadside was printed to help correct the paper's earlier article that had stated that Pennsylvania with 55,800 troops committed to the war lagged behind New York (90,500) and Ohio (67,100). The new analysis now showed that Pennsylvania had in fact supplied 101,070 men, this despite Pennsylvania's large concentration of both pacifist Quakers and Mennonites. These statements, based on the most reliable facts and figures, show a result such as no other state in the Union can exhibit, notwithstanding the social and religious organization of our communities renders a vast portion of our people conscientious on the subject of bearing arms against their fellow men in any cause or for any purpose.

" The author ends with a statement of pride in Pennsylvania not only being the birth place of the Declaration of Independence and the site of the Constitutional Convention, but that "she sends forth from her midst... A large force to sustain the Declaration of Independence and vindicate the Constitution and laws, than has been contributed by any other commonwealth in the Union. OCLC locates only one copy at the Newberry Library. Fine, Rare, & Unusual Books and Manuscripts. With a special emphasis on the Americas. We are located on Parker Mountain, in the small town of East Jewett, set in the High Peaks region of the Northern Catskill Mountains, not far from the tallest waterfall in New York State, after which we are named. Though our special focus is on the Americas -North, Central, and South, we offer fine, rare, and unusual books and manuscripts on a wide range of subjects, including Asia, Exploration, Art, Literature, and Books about Books. We are proud to be a member of the Antiquarian Booksellers' Association of America (ABAA) and the International League of Antiquarian Booksellers (ILAB) and adhere to their strict codes of conduct and ethical standards.

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Broadside Pennsylvania and the Union! Her Armed Contribution 1861. Civil War   Broadside Pennsylvania and the Union! Her Armed Contribution 1861. Civil War