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The American Red Cross War Effort - The Great Republic

The American Red Cross War Effort

The American Red Cross War Effort - The Great Republic

The American Red Cross War Effort

The American Red Cross played a major roll aiding in the war effort. From providing surgical equipment, food, and recreational services to those in active duty, to helping in the recovery of war ve...

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Immigration Influence on War Bond Posters - The Great Republic

Immigration Influence on War Bond Posters

War Bond posters called on Americans to help with the war effort. Within this outpouring of dynamic posters, many called on a specific audience; the immigrants.

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Committed to their Craft: Clayton & Crume - The Great Republic

Committed to their Craft: Clayton & Crume

Raised in the heart of bourbon country, the founders of leather brand Clayton & Crume, Clay and Tyler, were taught to value honest, hard work and take pride in creating something with their own...

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Ulysses S. Grant - The Great Republic

Ulysses S. Grant

Read more about U.S. Grant and the set of his Memoirs that we just acquired.

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Hemingway Classics - The Great Republic

Hemingway Classics

Ernest Hemingway was known for writing novels and other short stories based on his own life, values, and experiences. Read more about his classic novels in this week's blog.

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Winston Churchill's "Storia," Signed - The Great Republic

Winston Churchill's "Storia," Signed

This set of books was owned by Winston Churchill's literary agent. One of the volumes is signed by Churchill himself.

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The Spy Story to End All Spy Stories: The Success of Casino Royale - The Great Republic

The Spy Story to End All Spy Stories: The Success of Casino Royale

Casino Royale was the first of Ian Fleming's many Bond adventures. Read more about this title and the collectible nature of the first edition.

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Harper's Weekly's Civil War Reporting - The Great Republic
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Harper's Weekly's Civil War Reporting

By 1860 the circulation of Harper's Weekly reached 200,000 and it became the nation’s most influential newspaper.

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19th Century Broadside Printings of the Emancipation Proclamation - The Great Republic
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19th Century Broadside Printings of the Emancipation Proclamation

The Emancipation Proclamation enjoyed numerous broadside treatments, from simple printings of the text to those with complex illustrations. They presented 19th century illustrators with an opportun...

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Admiral Richard E. Byrd: An American Explorer and Icon - The Great Republic
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Admiral Richard E. Byrd: An American Explorer and Icon

In commemoration of one of America’s greatest polar explorers, Admiral Richard E. Byrd, American watch company Kobold created a watch bearing the legendary explorer’s name. Read more about this rug...

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