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Mark Twain's Mississippi

Proceedings of the Ill. Anti-Slavery Convention: Held at Upper Alton on the Twenty-sixth, Twenty-seventh, and Twenty-eighth October, 1837
Notes on the Western States; Containing Descriptive Sketches of Their Soil, Climate, Resources, and Scenery
New Orleans, Sketched From the Opposite Side of the River Upon a Mast of a Vessel During a Very Low Water
Remarks on the Western States of America or Valley of the Mississippi: With Suggestions to Agricultural Emigrants, Miners, &c
Log Cabin, 1840
Old Market and Levee, 1840
Public Meeting. A General Meeting of the Friends of Harrison and Reform.
Christ Church of St. Louis in 1840. Southwest Corner Fifth and Chestnut Series
St. Louis Court House in 1840, Looking North from Market and Fourth Streets
View of St. Louis in 1840. From South of Chouteau Lake
Second Presbterian Church. Northwest Corner of 5th and Walnut, 1840
St. Louis Cathedral. Walnut between Second and Third.
Title Page to A Summer Journey
'Illinois, and its Resources' in 'Hunts' Merchants' Magazine, November 1841'
A Summer Journey in the West
'American Steam Navigation' in 'Hunts' Merchants' Magazine, February 1841'
Mitchell's Traveller's Guide Through the United States
Eighteen Months in Louisiana, or Criticisms on Slavery
Report of a Visit to Some of the Tribes of Indians, Located West of the Mississipi River
Eight Months in Illinois: With Information to Immigrants
'Historical References for the Valley of the Mississippi' in 'The American Pioneer, Volume 2, Number 6 (June 1843)p. 262-269 and Number 7 (July 1843) p. 314-323'
'Missouri and Its Resources' in 'Hunts' Merchants' Magazine, June 1843'
'Commerce of the Mississippi' in 'Hunts' Merchants' Magazine, June 1843'
Letter from Mary Hale to her Sisters
'Wisconsin and its Resources' in 'Hunts' Merchants' Magazine, June 1844'