Internet Famous New Orleans Riot Horton Harper's Reconstruction Newspaper 1866 Complete Issue Certified [XdlGKUvb]
New Orleans Riot Horton Harper's Reconstruction Issue Experience a piece of American history with the "Internet Famous New Orleans Riot Horton Harper's Reconstruction Newspaper 1866 Complete Issue Certified [XdlGKUvb]." This authentic 19th-century weekly newspaper, published on August 2
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Internet Famous New Orleans Riot Horton Harper's Reconstruction Newspaper 1866 Complete Issue Certified [XdlGKUvb]
New Orleans Riot Horton Harper's Reconstruction Issue
Experience a piece of American history with the "Internet Famous New Orleans Riot Horton Harper's Reconstruction Newspaper 1866 Complete Issue Certified [XdlGKUvb]." This authentic 19th-century weekly newspaper, published on August 25th, 1866, offers a firsthand look into the tumultuous Reconstruction era. Filled with commentary and wood engraved images, it captures the events of the time as they unfolded. This is not a modern re-issue, but an original from Harper & Brothers, ensuring you have a genuine piece of history in your hands.Product Details
This issue of Harper's Weekly is a testament to the power of journalism during the Civil War and Reconstruction. It measures approximately 16" H x 11" W and comes complete with a variety of illustrations and images that bring the events to life. Notable features include a full-page illustration of "The Riot in New Orleans-Murder of the Rev. Mr. Horton in the Vestibule of the Mechanics' Institute," as well as portraits and illustrations of prominent figures of the era. The paper is uniformly age-toned, with some pages loose, reflecting its historical nature. This periodical was once bound in a volume but is now free-standing, preserving its original form.Benefits and Uses
This complete issue of Harper's Weekly is not just a historical artifact; it's a valuable resource for researchers, history enthusiasts, and collectors. Its detailed coverage of the New Orleans riot and the murder of Rev. Horton provides a unique perspective on the social and political climate of the time. The wood engraved images and extensive commentary offer a rich visual and textual experience. Whether you're a student of history, a collector of Americana, or simply fascinated by the past, this issue of Harper's Weekly is a must-have. Its well-preserved condition and the opportunity to own a piece of American history make it an exceptional investment.What Our Customers Say
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