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Recruiting in the New York City Hall Park in 1864. Illustration from a sketch by George Law, published in Frank Leslie
Recruiting in the New York City Hall Park in 1864. Illustration from a sketch by George Law, published in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper 3/19/1864
[Printed version of the United States Constitution] Resolve Book of the Office of Foreign Affairs
[Printed version of the United States Constitution] Resolve Book of the Office of Foreign Affairs 9/28/1787
Indictment in the Case of U.S. v. Matthew Lyon
Indictment in the Case of U.S. v. Matthew Lyon 10/1798
Warrant for Punishment in the Case of U.S. v. Matthew Lyon
Warrant for Punishment in the Case of U.S. v. Matthew Lyon 10/9/1798
Indictment of Ann Greenleaf
Indictment of Ann Greenleaf 2/9/1799
True Bill of Seditious Libel Brought Against William Duane, Case #3
True Bill of Seditious Libel Brought Against William Duane, Case #3 10/15/1799
Indictment for Sedition
Indictment for Sedition 10/18/1799
Newspaper Broadside Filed in United States versus Thomas Cooper
Newspaper Broadside Filed in United States versus Thomas Cooper 11/5/1799
Judge Richard Peter
Judge Richard Peter's Letter to the U.S. Marshal 4/8/1800
Letter from James Monroe to Thomas Jefferson
Letter from James Monroe to Thomas Jefferson 7/26/1802
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