1847 Message From The President John Tyler Slavery & Death Of Harrison

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Message from the President of the United States to the Two Houses of Congress, at the Commencement of the Second Session of the Twenty-Seventh Congress. December 7, 1841 Washington [D.C.] 76 Pages. Limited printing of 3,500 total copies issues. Includes introductory comments relating to the death of William Harrison that led to Tyler assuming the Presidency. Also mentions attempts to limit the slave trade from Africa, "the highest considerations of public honor, as well as the strongest promptings of humanity, require a resort to the most vigorous efforts to suppress the trade. Includes text of documents to and from Daniel Webster, John Bell from the War Department and more.

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Portion of text regarding death of Harrison "....Upon the expiration of a single month from the day of his installation, he has paid the great debt of nature, leaving behind him a name associate with the recollection of numerous benefits conferred upon the country during a long life of patriotic devotion...."

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$125.00

Condition

used

Product Condition

Very good, typical light foxing. Removed from volume.

Size

5.75" x 9"

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