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The Salmon P. Chase Papers, Vol. 2: Correspondence, 1823–1857

William M. Ferraro

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Transcriptions of Chase’s most important letters to the prominent political figures of his day, including Martin and John Van Buren, Gamaliel Bailey, Frederick Douglass, Joshua Giddings, John P. Hale, William H. Seward and Charles Sumner, are among those collected in this first ever published edition of his correspondence. Besides offering valuable insight into Chase’s character, private life, and cultural affairs, this collection contributes to an understanding of mid-19th-century public policy, particularly antislavery reform politics.

Language: English

Pages: 520

Format: Hardcover

Publisher: Kent State University Press

Release: March 03, 1995

ISBN: 087338508X

ISBN 13: 9780873385084

The Salmon P. Chase Papers, Vol. 2: Correspondence, 1823–1857

William M. Ferraro

0/5 ( ratings)

Transcriptions of Chase’s most important letters to the prominent political figures of his day, including Martin and John Van Buren, Gamaliel Bailey, Frederick Douglass, Joshua Giddings, John P. Hale, William H. Seward and Charles Sumner, are among those collected in this first ever published edition of his correspondence. Besides offering valuable insight into Chase’s character, private life, and cultural affairs, this collection contributes to an understanding of mid-19th-century public policy, particularly antislavery reform politics.

Language: English

Pages: 520

Format: Hardcover

Publisher: Kent State University Press

Release: March 03, 1995

ISBN: 087338508X

ISBN 13: 9780873385084

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