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Threefold Entrance, The
Threnody, A
Thunder Spirit, The
Time and Change
Tipsy Fisherman of Seaconnet, The
Title Page of pamphlet "The Negro Pew"
A pamphlet by a white minister that critiqued the Negro Pew as unbiblical. Harvey Newcomb (1803-1863) was active in the Anti-Slavery movement, at least in the 1830s, but is more famous for his support of Sunday Schools and advice books to young people than for his Abolitionism.
Title Page of the Burleigh Genealogy
To ‘Bromus,’ on Fremont's Peak
To a Butterfly at Sea
To a Caged Squirrel
To Allie
To Baby
To Bacchus
To Captain J.C. Fremont
To E.B.C.
To E.B.C.
To L.B/S.
To Mrs. Sophia T. Jones
To One Refined by Suffering
To Plainfield, Conn.
To Plainfield, Conn. On Her Two-Hundredth Anniversary
To Somebody
To the Baby Elephant
To the Birds and the Clouds
To the Goddess of Temperance