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Celebrate the lives and achievements of the distinguished men of Indianapolis and Indiana with this memorial record. Learn about the impact they had on their communities and the legacies they left behind.
This comprehensive guide to Indianapolis provides readers with a detailed look at the city's history, economy, and governance. It includes profiles of key institutions and individuals, as well as detailed descriptions of the city's industries, infrastructure, and cultural scene. The book is illustrated with photographs and maps. A valuable resource for historians, residents, and visitors alike.
This book presents a collection of petitions, letters, speeches, and other documents related to the abolitionist movement in the United States in the 19th century. The editor, Jacob Piatt Dunn, a historian and author, has gathered a diverse range of materials that illustrate the voices, perspectives, and experiences of slaves, free blacks, abolitionists, politicians, and others who fought against slavery and for civil rights. The book includes an introduction by Dunn that provides historical context and analysis.
Indiana and Indianans is a comprehensive history of the state of Indiana, from its earliest Native American inhabitants to the late nineteenth century. The book covers the social, economic, and political history of the state, including its role in the Civil War and the industrialization of the Midwest. It also includes biographical sketches of many notable Hoosiers, including politicians, business leaders, and cultural figures. This edition has been updated with new illustrations and a new introduction by historian James H. Madison.