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A Valuable Campaign Document

Black-and-white advertisement. "A valuable campaign document. Headquarters, Union State Central Committee, Chicago, August 3, 1864. The Union State Central Committee of the State of Illinois, Have this day purchased of Dr. Henry Conkling, his right to work, entitled, 'An Inside View of the Rebellion, and American Citizen's Text Book,' ... [texts of five testimonial letters praising Dr. Conkling's book as a valuable campaign document]. Cincinnati, Caleb Clark, printer.

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Title  A Valuable Campaign Document
Description  Black-and-white advertisement. "A valuable campaign document. Headquarters, Union State Central Committee, Chicago, August 3, 1864. The Union State Central Committee of the State of Illinois, Have this day purchased of Dr. Henry Conkling, his right to work, entitled, 'An Inside View of the Rebellion, and American Citizen's Text Book,' ... [texts of five testimonial letters praising Dr. Conkling's book as a valuable campaign document]. Cincinnati, Caleb Clark, printer.
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Creator  Caleb Clark, printer
Date  1864
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Identifier  AV-LB-1235
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