Book/Printed Material Speech of General Prentiss, Delivered in Chicago, October 21. Life in southern dungeons. How northern prisoners are treated.

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Title

  • Speech of General Prentiss, Delivered in Chicago, October 21. Life in southern dungeons. How northern prisoners are treated.

Names

  • Prentiss, General Benjamin (Speaker)

Created / Published

  • October 21

Headings

  • -  Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865
  • -  African American
  • -  Davis, Jefferson (1808-1889)
  • -  abolition
  • -  Emancipation Proclamation
  • -  prisoners
  • -  destruction of property/looting
  • -  Dix, John Adam (1798-1879)
  • -  Prentiss, Benjamin M. (1819-1901)
  • -  Gregg, John (1828-1864)
  • -  Battle of Shiloh
  • -  Wallace, Lewis (1827-1905)
  • -  Hurlbut, Stephen Augustus (1815-1882)
  • -  Fort Monroe
  • -  Phillips, Wendell (1811-1884)
  • -  Madison Prison
  • -  Battle of Donelson
  • -  Speech
  • -  Broadsides
  • -  United States -- Georgia -- Atlanta
  • -  United States -- Virginia -- Richmond
  • -  United States -- District of Columbia -- Washington
  • -  United States -- Illinois -- Cook -- Chicago
  • -  United States -- Alabama -- Mobile -- Mobile
  • -  United States -- Alabama -- Montgomery -- Montgomery
  • -  United States -- Tennessee -- Shelby -- Memphis
  • -  United States -- Alabama -- Talledaga
  • -  United States -- Alabama -- Dallas -- Selma
  • -  United States -- Georgia -- Bibb -- Macon

Genre

  • Speech
  • Broadsides

Medium

  • 26 x 35 cm.

Call Number/Physical Location

  • Portfolio 9, no. 23

Source Collection

  • The Alfred Whital Stern Collection of Lincolniana

Repository

  • Rare Book And Special Collections Division

Digital Id

Online Format

  • online text
  • image
  • pdf

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Chicago citation style:

Prentiss, General Benjamin. Speech of General Prentiss, Delivered in Chicago, October 21. Life in southern dungeons. How northern prisoners are treated. October 21. Pdf. https://aj.sunback.homes/item/scsm000496/.

APA citation style:

Prentiss, G. B. Speech of General Prentiss, Delivered in Chicago, October 21. Life in southern dungeons. How northern prisoners are treated. October 21. [Pdf] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://aj.sunback.homes/item/scsm000496/.

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Prentiss, General Benjamin. Speech of General Prentiss, Delivered in Chicago, October 21. Life in southern dungeons. How northern prisoners are treated. October 21. Pdf. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <aj.sunback.homes/item/scsm000496/>.