PAMPHLETS ISSUED BY THE LOYAL PUBLICATION SOCIETY, FROM FEB. 1, 1863, TO FEB. 1, 1864. NOS. 1 TO 44

New York: Loyal Publication Society, 1864. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. First editions of all 44 pamphlets, here compiled by the Society, and with a general title-page. Original printed wrappers are present for all but 12 numbers (probably excluded because those papers are short). Bound in half black leather and marbled boards, gilt lettering on the spine; upper portion of front joint started, and holding. 8.75" x 5.75". // Pamphlet titles [here abbreviated]: #1, Future of the Northwest, by Robert Dale Owen; #2, Echo from the Army; #3, Union Mass Meeting; #4, Three Voices--Soldier, Farmer, Poet; #5, Voices from the Army--Letters & Resolutions of Soldiers; #6, Northern True Men...Connecticut Soldiers...; #7, Speech of Major General Butler; #8, Separation--War without End; #9, The Venom and the Antidote; #10, Loyal Women; #11, Failure for the North; #12, Address to King Cotton; #13, How a Free People Conduct a Long War; #14, Preservation of the Union; #15, Discord in Secessia, Vulgarity of Treason; #16, Inaugural Meeting of Loyal National League; #17, Cause of the War; #18, Opinions of Early Presidents...upon Slavery, and upon Negroes as Men and Soldiers; #19, Einheit und Freiheit; #20, Military Despotism, Arbitrary Arrest of a Judge; #21, Letter to the Opera House Meeting, Cincinnati; #22, Emancipation is Peace, by Robert Dale Owen; #23, Letter of Peter Cooper on Slave Emancipation; #24, Patriotism, a Christian Virtue; #25, Conditions of Reconstruction; #26, Letter of Gen. A.J. Hamilton of Texas to the President of the US; #27, Nullification and Compromise; #28, The Death of Slavery; #29, Slavery, Plantations, and the Yeomanry; #30, Rebel Conditions of Peace, and Mechanics of the South; #31, Address of Loyal Leagues of State of NY to People of NYS; #32, War Power of the President, Summary Imprisonment; #33, Two Ways of Treason, or, the Open Traitor of the South face to face with his Skulking Abettor at the north; #34, The Monroe Doctrine, by Edward Everett; #35, Arguments of Secessionists; #36, Prophecy and Fulfillment, in Opposition to Secession in 1860; #37, How the South Rejected Compromise in the Peace Conference of 1861; #38, Letters on Our Struggle, Brig.-Gen. Thomas Francis Meagher; #39, A Reply to the Bible View of Slavery; #40, Conscription Act; #41, Reponse de Mm. de Gasparin...; #42, Reply of Messrs. Gasparin...to the Loyal National League of NY; #43, Gasparin [et al] Freunde Amerikas in Frankreigh; #44, Proceedings, First Anniversity Meeting of Loyal Publication Society, February 13, 1864. The Loyal Publication Society was founded in 1863, a time when the Union Army had suffered many reverses in the War Between the States. The Society's intent was to increase public support for the Union by spreading inspirational news articles and editorials, which were distributed to newspapers for publication as well as directly to Union soldiers.