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New work on Presbyterianism, will shortly be published, by Thomas Smyth, Pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, --Charleston, S.C. Presbytery, and not Prelacy

New Year's address of the carriers of the News and Courier for 1905

News and Courier Office

Newspaper article, Obey Segregation Order, Governor Tells S. Carolina

Detroit Free Press article featuring Gov. McNair's response to the Greenville-Darlington desegregation crisis.

Newspaper clipping from The Afro-American, "568 Arrested In Alabama School Protest Boycott", January 8, 1972, Page 2

Notice to Railroad Agents

Notice. The steamer Louise will leave Bluffton ... Wednesday, June 25th, for the purpose of bringing Democrats to Beaufort free of charge, to hear the Candidates for the various state offices. Printed signature of J. M. Rhett, County Chairman

Occupation of Castle Pinckney by the Charleston Militia, December 26, 1860.

Officers of the South-Carolina Historical Society. Elected June, 1855

On an Isle Called Sullivan's Island

Palmetto State Immigration Agency

Park Seed 1900 mag cover

Part of Rufus Saxton papers (1824-1908)

Pendleton District, 16th August, 1804. At a meeting of citizens … of this district … [recommends (Andrew) Pickens and (Robert) Anderson for the legislature; gives Anderson's speech]

Pendleton Female Academy

Philadelphia, August 22, 1777 : By an express arrived last evening from General Schuyler to Congress, we have the following important intelligence

Signed: Published by order of Congress, John Hancock, president. Includes a letter from General Benjamin Lincoln and a copy of instructions from Lieut. General John Burgoyne to Lieut. Colonel Bern. Evans 15686 Journals of the Continental Congress, 177 ESTC W23797 Also available in digital form on the Library of Congress Web site. LC copy annotated on verso: Hand bill from Philadelphia respecting G. Starks Battle 18 Aug. 1777.

Poem, In Memoriam for Mary McLeod Bethune

Prelude to Rev. Joseph A. DeLaine's Opposition

Essay by Joseph A. De Laine, Sr. on events inspiring school bus transportation case [Pearson v. County Board of Education (1948)], particularly how water from Santee Hydro-Electric Dam made road to African American school impassible; also on how Dr. George A. Singleton and James Hinton inspired De Laine to act and ensuing Clarendon County School Segregation Case, Briggs v. Elliott.

Proclamation 1731 Nov. 4 Robert Johnson

1 sheet ([1] p.) coat of arms 42 x 30 cm.

Program, 48th annual convention SC NAACP, October 12-15, 1989, Page 12