1862 Georgia Confederate Imprint, Content Mentions Slaves Serving in Confederate Service / SOLD

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1862 Georgia Confederate Imprint, Content Mentions Slaves Serving in Confederate Service

 

1862 Georgia Confederate Imprint with content mentioning the Confederacy and slaves serving in the military (pgs. 64-71). Acts of the General Assembly of the State of Georgia, November and December 1861. Printed in Milledgeville. 158 pages. Rebacking to spine. Comes housed in 12 x 16 riker display case with red velvet and descriptive card.

 

Inventory Number: CON 565

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Open book displaying the title page of "1862 Georgia Confederate Imprint," which mentions slaves serving in Confederate service.
Open book displaying the title page of "1862 Georgia Confederate Imprint," which references slaves serving in Confederate service during the legislative session in Milledgeville.
A stained, aged piece of paper with handwritten notes and a torn label, referencing "Carroll 1521," from the 1862 Georgia Confederate Imprint that mentions slaves serving in Confederate service.
1862 Georgia Confederate Imprint; mentions slaves serving in Confederate service. Worn, old book with plain, faded green cover, brown cloth spine, and black tape on corners and lower edge.
An 1862 Georgia Confederate Imprint hardcover book, light green with taped corners and edges, shows significant age and damage. The closed volume on a white background includes content about slaves serving in Confederate service.
An 1862 Georgia Confederate Imprint, mentioning slaves serving in Confederate service, closed and worn with a faded green cover, brown spine, and two black tape patches on the corners, resting on a white surface.
An open book displays text from the 1862 Georgia Confederate Imprint, featuring a letter by Governor Joseph E. Brown and publication note from Milledgeville, discussing slaves serving in Confederate service.
An open book, titled "Table of Titles, Divisions, &c.," from the 1862 Georgia Confederate Imprint lists topics like agriculture and finance in Roman numerals and mentions slaves serving in Confederate service.
An open book displaying two cream-colored pages in black serif font from the 1862 Georgia Confederate Imprint, with legal text mentioning slaves serving in Confederate service.
Open book on red background showing the title page of "1862 Georgia Confederate Imprint," which includes content about slaves serving in Confederate service.

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