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Speech of Hon. G. Rathbun, of New York
"Delivered in the House of Representatives, February 9, 1847.
Read, Read. "The Tree is Known by its Fruit." A Statement Proving Millard Fillmore, the Candidate of the Whig Party for the Office of Vice President, to be an Abolitionist, By a Review of his Course in the 25th, 26th, and 27th Congress
"Also, showing Gen. Taylor to be in favor of extending the ordinance of 1787 over the continent beyond the Rio Grande; in other words, to be in favor of the Wilmot Proviso.
Portions of Several Speeches of Hon. H. S. Foote, of Mississippi, in Senate of United States, Commencing June 22, 1848
The Villita Ordinance
The Villita Ordinance: Adopted October 12, 1939 by the City of San Antonio. Re-creating the Little Spanish Village: For the Promotion of Understanding and Peace between the American Nations; To preserve Spanish and Southwestern Culture: To foster Arts and Crafts. Enacted in Lively Narrative Form, with Illustrations. Exact copy of original. A Project Sponsored by City of San Antonio. Maury Maverick, Mayor. National Youth Administration, Aubrey Williams, Administrator
Naciendo el Verbo Divino, Cambia del Hombre el Destino: Pastorela de Magia, en Tres Actos
Handwritten script for a pastorela, written in Mexico (possibly in Toluca) in 1850. Pastorelas are traditional dramatic musical performances from Mexico that tell the story of a group of shepherds traveling to see the newborn Jesus Christ in Bethlehem, while suffering travails at the hand of Luzbel (Lucifer) during their journey. These plays are traditionally performed during the Advent season
Memoirs of John W. Sansom, 1834-1916
Typewritten manuscript of the "Memoirs of John W. Sansom, 1834-1916." Written several years before Sansom's death, this volume includes his first person accounts of his childhood, Union support during the Civil War, involvement in the Battle of Nueces River, and career in the Texas Rangers