A Voice from the Army.  [Pennsylvania], [1863]. Framed. 

A wartime pro-Lincoln broadside that publishes a letter from Robert Johnson Co. E of the 32nd Pennsylvania Infantry, where he sets forth "our views of the Copperheads and their Candidates...we take no part with the party that opposes the Administration, and a vigorous prosecution of the War." The letter, written by "every man in the company, except two" is then signed in type by Johnson, his lieutenants, and dozens of privates. 

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