Speech, October 15-16, 1851, 21 pp.: ''Freedom For Women: Speech of Wendell Phillips, Esq., at the Convention Held at Worcester,'' regarding women's right to vote, attain the education and employment of their choice, etc.
Speech, June 24, 1859, 25 pp.: ''Address of Past Grand Master R. K. Call, Delivered at the Capital of Florida, by Request of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge,'' regarding proposed plans to purchase Mt. Vernon, the home and gravesite of George Washington; describing Mt. Vernon; discussing Washington'...
Letter, December 22, 1860, Richard K. Call, Lake Jackson, to Mr. Hart (editor, Tallahassee Sentinel newspaper), printed as a 1-page broadside: ''. . . never at any time, or on any occasion within the last ten years, have I seen so much unanimity, so much enthusiasm, in the support of the glorious A...
Pamphlet, n.d. [ca. 1893?], 9 pp., ''A Tribute to the Memory of Mrs. Harriet Anne Lucas From Her Associates of the Women's Silk Culture Association of the United States, Philadelphia.''
Letter, February 12, 1861, Richard K. Call, Lake Jackson, to John S. Littell, Germantown, Pennsylvania, 31 pp., lamenting the destruction of the Union, placing the blame on ''the angry controversy arising on the institution of African slavery,'' and providing a lengthy apology for slavery and secess...
Proclamation, May 8, 1865, 1 p., by President Andrew Johnson, offering reward money for the arrest of Jefferson Davis and others wanted for conspiracy in the assassination of President Lincoln and the attempted assassination of Secretary of State William Seward.
Pamphlet, November 7, 1876, 5 pp., ''Women's Day,'' regarding the Women's Department of the International Exhibition and the work of the Women's Centennial Committees.
Newsletter, December 12, 1894, 16 pp., Kate Field's Washington (Vol. 10, No. 24), containing political news and commentary, local society news, anecdotes, and poetry.
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