SPECIAL ITEM OF THE MONTH !
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(1902) April 25, 1862 - The Congressional Globe. Condition: Very Good An original amazing piece of Civil War History. One year after the firing on Fort Sumpter, 19 days after the battle of Shiloh, and on the day that
Flag Officer David Farragut took command of New Orleans...this is what was happening in Congress. This Globe consists of pages numbered 1809 to 1824. These newspapers were numbered continuously. This was issued during the Thirty-Seventh Congress - 2nd Session. It is amazing to read the actual speeches presented in Congress on that day. One speech mentioned the importance of maintaining state governments. The president is addressed directly in this speech with words of caution on the government staying within the limitations of the Constitution. The speech brings into question the intent on confiscating all property of those in the South, and states how is that to be done without trials by a jury stating these people have committed crimes. This speech centers around the idea of legistlating for the people of the South and treating them as members of the US. This speech was made by Senator Jacob Collamer (Vermont) as part of a debate between he and Senator John Sherman (Ohio). The debate talks about who owns slaves and who would be considered criminals in the eyes of the law (soldiers fighting the north). This was all in debate about an ammendment presented by the Senator from Ohio as from whom the government can confiscate property (from Southern Poplulations). After the debate there was a vote. It is amazing to read their exact words during this debate. For more information on Senator Jacob Collamer please visit: Senator Jacob Callamer. For more information on Senator John Sherman please visit: Senator John Sherman. Other bills are then discussed. Price: $25.00 + shipping
(1919) University of Chattanooga - 1927 Yearbook - The Moccasin -Condition: Very Good This wonderful full sized yearbook from 1927 has the photos of students, faculty and campus life. Each Senior has a page with long paragraphs about the student. This book belonged to Robert Fowler Simpson who was a senior. He is stated as being a slow worker but a true worker with a great personality. They called him the Colonel in the description. The book is full of photos and articles including a funny section called the Moc-Sins. The book measures 8" by 11" and has over 156 pages. Price: $45.00 with FREE shipping.
(1929) Sheet of Antiphonarium Music - Early 1700's - On Parchment. -Condition: Excellant This wonderful sheet o music originated in the Catholic Church. The music honors the Saints Peter and Paul. It is written in Latin. The origin of liturgical music dates back to St. Gregory the Great (d. 604) who developed what we now call the Gregorian chant. The sheet measures 8 1/2" by 13". Price: $18.00.
