An edition of The New-Orleans riot
(1866)
The New-Orleans riot
Its official history : the dispatches of Gens. Sheridan, Grant, and Baird -- the President answered
by Daniel Alexander Payne Murray
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Official dispatches and other accounts and testimonials concerning the so-called "riot" of African Americans in New Orleans during one of the attempts to restore Louisiana to the Union by amending the state constitution. This account seems designed to present the available evidence and to set the record straight.
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Riots, Campaign literature, 1866, Republican, HistoryPlaces
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The New-Orleans riot: Its official history : the dispatches of Gens. Sheridan, Grant, and Baird -- the President answered
1866, New York tribune?
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"It was no riot -- it was an absolute massacre by the police -- a murder perpetrated by the mayor."
Official dispatches and extracts from the New York tribune and the New York times.
Another issue published as the Tribune tracts, no. 1.
Also available in digital form on the Library of Congress Web site.
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