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Lot Number: 165
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“No Party Now; But All For Our Country” Address calling for Unity Against Secessionism, Loyal Publication Society

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May 1863, Civil War Period Imprint titled, “NO PARTY NOW; BUT ALL FOR OUR COUNTRY,” Published by The Loyal Publication Society, New York, Very Fine.

Loyal Publication Society, No. 16 in a series, measuring 9” x 5.5”, 8 pages (the last two pages have been clipped from the pamphlet, and two replacement pages have been photocopied from a complete edition.) Reflecting the views of Francis Lieber, this “address” was read at a meeting of the Loyal National League in New York. Separated cover yet fully present with evenly toned pages, moderate wear. A stirring address calling for unity against Secessionism. An interesting slice of public opinion peddling from the Civil War era.
The Loyal Publication Society was a high-powered organization founded in New York City in early 1863 to distribute widely pamphlets “of unquestionable and unconditional loyalty” to the Union cause, in order to influence public opinion for the Union and the Republican Party.

The “tracts” were placed in public places, distributed free at military hospitals and to the armed forces. Francis Lieber was the president of the organization and various authors sympathetic to the association provided texts.
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