1862 CIVIL WAR. Broadside Lamenting the Loneliness of Union Soldiers During the War Autograph but its empty top has

but its empty top has for fifty years been awaiting the coming hero who should be found worthy to stand in marble beside the glorious Admiral

Fowle was the first Colonial printer to published a work by Samuel Adams and to publish the Scriptures

The Lord redeemeth the soul of his servants: and none of them that trust in him shall be desolate

who together cast aside their religions and sent for William Carey and company to come tell them about Jesus

the vast majority very legible and apparently complete in terms of the individual hymns and poems

1862 CIVIL WAR. Broadside Lamenting the Loneliness of Union Soldiers During the War Autograph but its empty top hasPrinted by Horace Partridge [1822 1902], one of Bostons most prominent and respected business men and a strong supporter of the Union during the Civil War and the cause of the slaves. During the Civil War he commissioned broadsides in support of the Union Cause to distribute and keep up morale on the home front. The present is a very good example and we are unable to trace another example. Measure 5 x 7 inches, it is entitled, Do They Think of Me at