Books at Greenley that contain Primary Sources
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Antebellum Women: private, public, partisan. Carol Lesser & Stacey Robertson. |
HQ1418 .L37 2010 |
The book includes a selection of primary documents that encompasses both well-known works and previously unpublished texts representing a variety of genres, making Antebellum Women a unique volume work that will introduce readers to the documentary record as well as to the vibrant body of historical work on gender in the early nineteenth century. |
| The Civil War, 1860-1865. Editor: James M. McPherson | REF E464 .C4384 2014 | Defining Documents in American History: Civil War (1860-1865) "surveys key documents produced during the Civil War with special attention devoted to the war-time policies of President Abraham Lincoln and the 37th US Congress. |
| The emergence of Modern America (1874-1917) | REF E661 .E447 2014 |
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