Description: Stidger, Felix G. Treason History of the Order of Sons of Liberty, Formerly Circle of Honor, Succeeded by Knights of the Golden Circle, Afterward Order of American Knights Published By Author 1903 First Edition : 8vo 8" - 9" tall VG Small octovo in original brown cloth cover: very tight text block, clean, bright and unfoxed pages, none torn or marked, the cover has light wear at tip of spine, one small library stamp and residue of paper label on spine but no other indication of ex-librariness, hinges started, else still VG, solidly. Several full-page photos found and an additional 30 page report of the Judge advocate of the US Army in back. The author was born in Kentucky and as a teen trained as a carpenter, in 1862 joined the Kentucky Militia as a clerk. Soon after acting under Gen. Carrington sought out information on the Sons of Liberty. He joined the order and worked in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky. He uncovered a subsersive plot to undermine the US military by this group through active rebellion, they started as the Knights of the Golden Circle during the Revolutionary War. One of the chief perpetrators for the Sons of Liberty was Clement L. Vallandigham, the chief "Copperhead", former congressman from Ohio (1858-1860) , who was a states righter and one who declared that the Confederacy had the right to secede. He had been arrested in 1863 and convicted of activities stemming from anti-union speeches, imprisoned then sent into the South. Later compaigned as Governor of Ohio from Windsor Canada. Being a man without a country suggested(? ) toEdward Everett Hale's the similar story. This treason history is a rare book. 26828 Orders shipped within 2 business days via Media Mail; contact Mossback Books for international rates. Returns accepted within 30 days of receipt for a refund Care taken to wrap books well, using cardboard packaging.
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Author: Stidger, Felix G.
Book Title: Treason History of the Order of Sons of Liberty, Formerly
Cover: Hardcover
Publisher: Published By Author
Publication Year: 1903
Pages: 246 pages
Topic: History
Format: Hardcover
Edition: First Edition :
Book Condition: Very Good
Features: Small octovo in original brown cloth cover: very tight text, block, clean, bright and unfoxed pages, none torn or marked,, the cover has light wear at tip of spine, one small library, stamp and residue of paper label on spine but no other, indication of ex-librariness, hinges started, else still VG,, solidly. Several full-page photos found and an additional 30, page report of the Judge advocate of the US Army in back. The, author was born in Kentucky and as a teen trained as a, carpenter, in 1862 joined the Kentucky Militia as a clerk. Soon, after acting under Gen. Carrington sought out information on, the Sons of Liberty. He joined the order and worked in Ohio,, Indiana and Kentucky. He uncovered a subsersive plot to, undermine the US military by this group through active, rebellion, they started as the Knights of the Golden Circle, during the Revolutionary War. One of the chief perpetrators for, the Sons of Liberty was Clement L. Vallandigham, the chief, "Copperhead", former congressman from Ohio (1858-1860) , who, was a states righter and one who declared that the Confederacy, had the right to secede. He had been arrested in 1863 and, convicted of activities stemming from anti-union speeches,, imprisoned then sent into the South. Later compaigned as, Governor of Ohio from Windsor Canada. Being a man without a, country suggested(? ) toEdward Everett Hale's the similar, story. This treason history is a rare book.
Binding: Hardcover
Subject: History
Year Printed: 1903
