There is some moderate penciling and some light ink marks on the prelims as shown
I cannot trace another example of this important early Oxford Group / Alcoholics Anonymous primary resource document anywhere
no-compromise approach to anti-slavery
and there is none
which appear to be first-hand and unpublished
1862 & 1865 CIVIL WAR DIARIES. Cuyahoga County, Ohio Farmers - Soldiers' Aid Society, Lincoln's Funeral. ZZAutographsandArtifacts There is some moderate penciling1862 & 1865 OHIO CIVIL WAR DIARIES. Accounts of Life Back Home, Soldiers Aid Society, and Death of Abraham Lincoln. 1862 appears to be by the wife [with a newborn] and 1865 by the husband of the same. The diaries owners are from somewhere in Cuyahoga County, Ohio with mentions of travels to Akron, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Solon, The Falls, Ridgeville, Bedford, etc., seemingly for the husbands employment. Excellent examples of day to day life for those