Burleigh Resources ALL

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  Telephoning
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  Temper Life’s Extremes
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  Temperance
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  Temperance House - Advertisement
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  Temperance Poem
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  Temperance Poem
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  Tempter, The
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  Temptress, The
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  Ten Golden Years
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  Tenth Wave, The
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  Texas

  Map By Anton R. Roessler - UTA Libraries Cartographic Connections: map / text, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=104566446
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  Thankful Southwick
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  Thanksgiving
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  Thanksgiving Sun, The
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  The Bondman's Lament

  Poem by George Shepard Burleigh that appeared in The Christian Freeman, in one of the earliest issues edited by William Henry Burleigh, October 12, 1843, v. 1 no. 41 p. 1
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  The Bottle - Domestic Violence Scene
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  The burnt-out shell of Pennsylvania Hall
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  The Charter Oak

  Leading anti-slavery newspaper in Connecticut
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  The Children's Book of Dogs and Cats

  Children's book, 22 pages with watercolors by Elizabeth S. Tucker
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  The Christmas Tree

  Two-page spread with Christmas tree and a young girl showing it off. Note that to enter it into his scrapbook, George S. Burleigh had to overlap the pages.
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  The Cold-Water Army

  A group of boys happily carrying The Cold-Water Army banner in the streets of Boston. The name of the publishing house is clearly visible behind the band of boys.
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  The Death Penalty Makes killers of us All
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  The Deathless Queen

  This is a set of five poems about winter's beauty. All five are linked below. Their order is 1. Number 1 2. Beauty in Leafless Woods 3. The Frozen Cascade 4. Ice Crystals 5. Snow Crystals
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  The Deer Mice

  Illustration (artist unknown) to accompany poem of the same name
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  The Descent from the Cross, title page

  Title page of the long poem, The Descent of the Cross, written by the young George S. Burleigh, but DELIVERED by his older brother Lucian R. Burleigh. The poem was related to a showing of the Rubens painting in Hartford