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Step back into the tumultuous world of 1858 New York politics with Stephen H. Branch's "Alligator," a fascinating political periodical offering a unique window into the local government and political landscape of the era. This meticulously reproduced edition of Volume 1, Number 2, originally published on May 1, 1858, provides a firsthand account of the issues and personalities shaping New York City on the eve of the Civil War.
Delve into the intricate workings of local politics as Branch fearlessly navigates the complexities of the day. This historical document offers invaluable insights into the political climate and societal concerns of the time, making it an essential resource for anyone interested in New York history, American political science, and the critical period leading up to the Civil War. Experience the voices and perspectives of a bygone era through this compelling primary source material.
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