Add to ORKGMorton's staunch support of the Lincoln administration coupled with his belief that the Union should be preserved by any means necessary made Indiana a reliable source of manpower throughout the war
From the end of July 1861 thru September 1861 Governor Oliver P. Morton had a plethora of issues on ...
Governor Morton is depicted wearing a three-quarter length coat over his suit. His right hand is ext...
The ball is rolling, the Sentinel crowed, and it is no time now to faint or falter in the good and...
Morton's staunch support of the Lincoln administration coupled with his belief that the Union should...
Governor Morton pleads with all the able bodied men of Indiana to join the army and defend the Union...
Letter from Indiana Governor Morton to Lincoln. Morton informs Lincoln that Indiana will soon have 3...
April 16, 1861, after the fall of Fort Sumter, Governor Oliver P. Morton issued this proclamation to...
Whether viewed as an effective leader that kept Indiana in the Union or as an autocrat that subverte...
Stork is glad that Governor Morton will be re-elected because she does not think there is a better m...
Often, the American Civil War finds itself painted in classrooms across the country as a conflict of...
Indiana’s Civil War governor, the thirty-seven-year-old Morton was the first native-born Hoosier to ...
Abraham Lincoln is one of the most revered Presidents in the history of the United States. Lincoln i...
The letter refers to the recent election and how "the people have shown themselves to be what true a...
Łukasz Niewiński, BiałystokAbraham Lincoln was elected the sixteenth President of the United States ...
A speech addressing the importance of re-electing Abraham Lincoln, 1964.https://scholarsjunction.mss...
From the end of July 1861 thru September 1861 Governor Oliver P. Morton had a plethora of issues on ...
Governor Morton is depicted wearing a three-quarter length coat over his suit. His right hand is ext...
The ball is rolling, the Sentinel crowed, and it is no time now to faint or falter in the good and...
Morton's staunch support of the Lincoln administration coupled with his belief that the Union should...
Governor Morton pleads with all the able bodied men of Indiana to join the army and defend the Union...
Letter from Indiana Governor Morton to Lincoln. Morton informs Lincoln that Indiana will soon have 3...
April 16, 1861, after the fall of Fort Sumter, Governor Oliver P. Morton issued this proclamation to...
Whether viewed as an effective leader that kept Indiana in the Union or as an autocrat that subverte...
Stork is glad that Governor Morton will be re-elected because she does not think there is a better m...
Often, the American Civil War finds itself painted in classrooms across the country as a conflict of...
Indiana’s Civil War governor, the thirty-seven-year-old Morton was the first native-born Hoosier to ...
Abraham Lincoln is one of the most revered Presidents in the history of the United States. Lincoln i...
The letter refers to the recent election and how "the people have shown themselves to be what true a...
Łukasz Niewiński, BiałystokAbraham Lincoln was elected the sixteenth President of the United States ...
A speech addressing the importance of re-electing Abraham Lincoln, 1964.https://scholarsjunction.mss...
From the end of July 1861 thru September 1861 Governor Oliver P. Morton had a plethora of issues on ...
Governor Morton is depicted wearing a three-quarter length coat over his suit. His right hand is ext...
The ball is rolling, the Sentinel crowed, and it is no time now to faint or falter in the good and...