1. Regarding circulars that were distributed advertising a phony emigration plan for freedmen to go to Peru Collection: The Gail and Stephen Rudin Collection on Slavery in America Location: Washington, DC Date: 1866-10-09 Format: Image Creator: William Seward Addressee: JL Barreda
2. Male nurse writes of death of a soldier, and a "negro dancing toy" Collection: The Gail and Stephen Rudin Collection on Slavery in America Location: Washington, DC Date: 1864-08-05 Format: Image Creator: Virgil E. Connor (?) Addressee: Sister Lind
3. Letter soliciting funds to set free two slaves unjustly returned to slavery Collection: The Gail and Stephen Rudin Collection on Slavery in America Location: Washington, DC Date: 1847-10-25 Format: Image Creator: On behalf of Gamaliel Bailey Addressee: Salmon P. Chase
4. Secessionists Ordered Out of Washington Collection: The Gail and Stephen Rudin Collection on Slavery in America Location: Washington, DC Date: 1861-05-21 Format: Image Creator: Order of the guard Addressee: Dr. J Warring
5. Regarding circulars that were distributed advertising a phony emigration plan for freedmen to go to Peru Collection: The Gail and Stephen Rudin Collection on Slavery in America Location: Washington, DC Date: 1866-10-19 Format: Image Creator: William Seward Addressee: JL Barreda
6. Regarding circulars that were distributed advertising a phony emigration plan for freedmen to go to Peru Collection: The Gail and Stephen Rudin Collection on Slavery in America Location: Washington, DC Date: 1866-10-11 Format: Image Creator: William Seward Addressee: JL Barreda
7. Andrew Jackson vetoes the rights act of 1866 Collection: The Gail and Stephen Rudin Collection on Slavery in America Location: Washington, DC Date: 1866-03-29 Format: Image Creator: Samuel Jackson Randall Addressee: Adam John Glossbrenner
8. Sumner writes "much has been done, but more remains to be done" Collection: The Gail and Stephen Rudin Collection on Slavery in America Location: Washington, DC Date: 1873-04-16 Format: Image Creator: Charles Sumner Addressee: Edward M. Turner
