Under False Colors – Reprint
From the The Pulaski Citizen, Pulaski, Tennessee. July 20, 1876. Reprinted from Memphis Avalanche.
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Time Makes All Things Even At Last
This article in the Public Ledger in Memphis, TN, published July 19, 1876 on Page 2 shows the sentiment of many that the riots were all the fault of the….
The Southern Outrages. – Incredible Radical Stories
This article talks of the outrages in the South during after the Civil War. It mentions Memphis riots and Frances Thompson, along with other events. From the Cairo Bulletin. Cairo,….
Whenever you hear Radicals talking of….
This short piece was published in the Memphis Daily Appeal on July 16, 1876 on page 2.
Under False Colors
Printed in Memphis Avalanche on July 12, 1876.
The Reports of the Committees of the House of Representatives, Made During the First Session, Thirty-ninth Congress, 1865-’66, Volume 3
This volume includes the report on the Memphis Riots. Frances Thompson testified to congress during this trial, reporting on the rape and pillage that happened during this riot. A summary….
Drawing of Frances Thompson
This is the only known image of Frances Thompson. I have found this image in various locations on the web, but have yet to find its original source. If you….
From a late London Papers Chevalier d’Eon
This is a reprint of most of the article printed in The Morning Chronicle of London on May 29, 1810. There is some additional commentary on this article not included….
The Chevalier d’Eon
Newspaper article from The Morning Chronicle, London, England on 29 May 1810. Page 3. This chronicle of her life was published days after her death. It was not until her….
A Living Example
An article about d’Eon de Beaumont published after fencing exhibition in Birmingham, England. Published in The Caledonian Mercury of Edinburgh, Scotland on 10 August, 1795 on page 4.