1863 54th COLORED TROOPS. Carte de Visite Album Containing 7 Photos of Primary Recruiter. Civil War generally handled throughout

generally handled throughout

The distinctly regional distribution of these pipes may be explained partially by the bonded nature of the largely rural economies in which these pipes seem to have been so popular

in all likelihood the previous hymn [The Worldling's Sabbath] is by the same author

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participated in the Ligue Nationale Contre l’Antisémitisme (National League Against Anti-Semitism)

1863 54th COLORED TROOPS. Carte de Visite Album Containing 7 Photos of Primary Recruiter. Civil War generally handled throughoutA carte de visite album containing 21 CDVs and one gem tintype, the album belonging to the family of the recruiter for the 54th Colored Infantry of Massachusetts, Robert R. Corson. This of course the fabled regiment portrayed in the 1989 Academy Award winning film, Glory. Of the 21 CDVs present, at least 7 of them are photographs of Robert R. Corson, taken at various stages of life. The remainder are of his wife, in laws, and children. There is also a