A poetic tribute to Andrew Johnson, President of the United States: a man whom threats could not intimidate nor bribes purchase

A poetic tribute to Andrew Johnson, President of the United States: a man whom threats could not intimidate nor bribes purchase

By Charles Smith, Yorkville, N.Y. Printed in two columns divided by curvilinear line within border of type ornament sections. Quatrain at head of main poem, beginning: He pin'd his faith to no man's sleeve. Publication date suggested because in the poem Johnson is President, and a mention of "hostile foes" suggests the disputes leading to Johnson's impeachment.
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A poetic tribute to Andrew Johnson, President of the United States: a man whom threats could not intimidate nor bribes purchase
Collection
Harris Broadsides
Date(s)
1808 – 1875
Usage
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Rights Statement
No Copyright - United States
Creator(s)
Smith, Charles. (creator)
Subject(s)
Broadsides
Johnson, Andrew
New York
Poetry
United States
Yorkville
Type
text
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