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"Earn, learn, and travel" join the infantry
Title
"Earn, learn, and travel" Join the infantry
Genre
posters
Date
1917-1918
Collection
World War I and II Posters
"Demophilus" to the People of Pennsylvania, on the Proclamation of Lord and General Howe
Title
"Demophilus" to the People of Pennsylvania, on the Proclamation of Lord and General Howe
Genre
documents (object genre)
Date
1776-10-09
Collection
American archives
Document ID
S5-V2-P01-sp25-D0160
"Come now let's cheer up."
Title
"Come now let's cheer up."
Genre
pictures (two-dimensional representations)
Creator
New Designs
Date
1874
Collection
Mark Twain's Mississippi
"Children dah's sumfin' a comin'!"
Title
"Children dah's sumfin' a comin'!"
Genre
pictures (two-dimensional representations)
Creator
New Designs
Date
1874
Collection
Mark Twain's Mississippi
"Camouflage"
Title
"Camouflage"
Genre
sheet music
Composer
Gilbert, L. Wolfe (Louis Wolfe), 1886-1970, Friedland, Anatol, 1881-1938
Publisher
Jos. W. Stern & Co.
Date
1917
Collection
Lee Schreiner Sheet Music Collection
"By the Mark Twain!"
Title
"By the Mark Twain!"
Genre
pictures (two-dimensional representations)
Creator
New Designs
Date
1874
Collection
Mark Twain's Mississippi
"Buy a Liberty bond"
Title
"Buy a Liberty bond" : a song with a purpose
Genre
sheet music
Composer
Fitzgerald, Zeph
Publisher
FitzGerald Music Publishing Co.
Date
1918
Collection
Lee Schreiner Sheet Music Collection
"Brother Plum"
Title
"Brother Plum"
Genre
pictures (two-dimensional representations)
Creator
New Designs
Date
1874
Collection
Mark Twain's Mississippi
"At Last"
Title
"At Last"
Genre
photographs, photographs
Date
1895
Collection
Illinois during the Gilded Age
"Appius" to the Printer of the London Chronicle: Some of the late proceedings of the Americans have convinced him that their opposition is not dictated by true patriotism, but by a spirit of tyranny and despotism
Title
"Appius" to the Printer of the London Chronicle: Some of the late proceedings of the Americans have convinced him that their opposition is not dictated by true patriotism, but by a spirit of tyranny and despotism
Genre
documents (object genre)
Date
1776-09-19
Collection
American archives
Document ID
S5-V2-P01-sp07-D0550
"An American" to the Inhabitants of New-York. Outrages of the British Troops on the 19th of April. Both the King and Ministry are determined, at all hazards, to destroy American liberty. There is nothing now left for us but to appeal to God, and use
Title
"An American" to the Inhabitants of New-York. Outrages of the British Troops on the 19th of April. Both the King and Ministry are determined, at all hazards, to destroy American liberty. There is nothing now left for us but to appeal to God, and use
Genre
documents (object genre)
Creator
An American (pseudo.)
Date
1775-04-28
Collection
American archives
Document ID
S4-V2-P01-sp17-D0016
"All congressmen do that."
Title
"All congressmen do that."
Genre
pictures (two-dimensional representations)
Creator
New Designs
Date
1874
Collection
Mark Twain's Mississippi
"Act for the better preservation of the Peace of Virginia, and preventing Unlawful and Treasonable Associations," passed by the Assembly of Virginia, on the 16th of April, 1684, presented, (Note)
Title
"Act for the better preservation of the Peace of Virginia, and preventing Unlawful and Treasonable Associations," passed by the Assembly of Virginia, on the 16th of April, 1684, presented, (Note)
Genre
documents (object genre)
Creator
House of Commons, Parliament of Great Britain
Date
1775-02-23
Collection
American archives
Document ID
S4-V1-P04-sp09-D0016
"A Virginian," approving the conduct of Lord Dunmore (Note)
Title
"A Virginian," approving the conduct of Lord Dunmore (Note)
Genre
documents (object genre)
Creator
A Virginian (pseudo.)
Date
1774-03-03
Collection
American archives
Document ID
S4-V1-P03-sp03-D0008
"A Soldier" to the Independent Sons of America: So sure as the rising san will reach its meridian, so sure will the rising States of America (unless they fail in their duty) reach the summit of human glory
Title
"A Soldier" to the Independent Sons of America: So sure as the rising san will reach its meridian, so sure will the rising States of America (unless they fail in their duty) reach the summit of human glory
Genre
documents (object genre)
Date
1776-10-21
Collection
American archives
Document ID
S5-V2-P01-sp27-D0036