40 documents of the Freedom Train: priceless historic documents of our heritage and freedom
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Olivia Raney Local History - Adult Non-Fiction
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Olivia Raney Local History - Adult Non-Fiction
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[Chicago] : [publisher not identified], [1962?].
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Archival Materials
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40 documents. ; 29 cm
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English
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In portfolio.
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APA Citation (style guide)
Cleveland Press. (1962). 40 documents of the Freedom Train: priceless historic documents of our heritage and freedom. [Chicago], [publisher not identified].
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation (style guide)Cleveland Press. 1962. 40 Documents of the Freedom Train: Priceless Historic Documents of Our Heritage and Freedom. [Chicago], [publisher not identified].
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities Citation (style guide)Cleveland Press, 40 Documents of the Freedom Train: Priceless Historic Documents of Our Heritage and Freedom. [Chicago], [publisher not identified], 1962.
MLA Citation (style guide)Cleveland Press. 40 Documents of the Freedom Train: Priceless Historic Documents of Our Heritage and Freedom. [Chicago], [publisher not identified], 1962.
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| 505 | 0 | |a Contents: 1) Letter by Christopher Columbus on Discovery of AMerica (1492) -- 2) The Mayflower Compact -- 3) The Bap Psalm Book - First Book Printed in the Colonies (1640) -- 4) Zenger Edits "New York Weekly" while in jail (1734) -- 5) Benjamin Franklin defends freedom of the press (1737) -- 6) Thomas Jefferson defends rigts of colonists (1774) -- 7) Paul Revere's Commission as messenger (1775) -- 8) Washington's Revolutionary War expense account (1776) -- 9) Thomas Jefferson's "rough draft" of the Declaration of Independence (1776) -- 10) Thomas Paine's "Common Sense" (1776) -- 11) Thomas Paine's "The Crisis" (1776) -- 12) Benjamin Franklin's self-epitaph in his own hand (1776) -- 13) Cornwallis surrenders at Yorktown (1781) -- 14) Letter form John Paul Jones to Gouverneur Morris (1782) -- 15) Original letter of Thaddeus Kosciuszko to Nathaniel Greene (1786) -- 16) Washington's own copy of the Constitution (1787) -- 17) Northwest Ordinance - New Landmark of Freedom (1787) -- 18) Bill of Rights (1789) -- 19) President Washington's "To Bigotry no sanction" (1790) -- 20) France Pays Tribute to Benjamin Franklin (1790) -- 21) Thanks of United States Congress to French Nation (1791) -- 22) Washington's Farewell Address in his own handwriting (1796) -- 23) George Hay defends freedom of press (1799) -- 23) Original manuscript of "Star Spangled Banner" (1814) -- 25) Logbook of U. S. Frigate "Constitution" (1815) -- 26) The Emancipation Proclamation (1863) -- 27) Lincoln's Gettysburg Address in is Own handwriting (1863) -- 28) Robert E. Lee accepts presidency of college (1865) -- 29) Susan B. Anthony's petition for women's right to vote (1873) -- 30) United States proclaims end of slavery and peonage in Guam (1900) -- 31) Theodore Roosevelt affirms determination to withdraw from Cuba (1907) -- 32) The nineteenth amendment permits women's vote (1919) -- 33) Unlimited national emergency -- World War II (1941) -- 34) Wainwright's last message from Corregidor (1942) -- 35) General McAuliffe says "Nuts" to German Surrender demand (1944) -- 36)Germans surrender unconditionally (1945) -- 37) Japanese surrender - logbook of U.S.S. Missouri (1945) -- 38) General Stillwell accepts Japanese Surrender -- Ryukyus Islands (1945) -- 39) United Nations Charter (1945) -- 40) Independence of Philippines 91946) | |
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