62 Free Artworks of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, 1868

impeachment trial of andrew johnsonjames e. taylortimeline of the impeachment of andrew johnsonbenjamin butler's opening statement at the impeachment trial of andrew johnson1860s political cartoons of the united statescaricatures of benjamin butleroaths administered to chief justice salmon p. chase and to senators for the impeachment trial of andrew johnson (march 5 and 6, 1868)federal impeachment trial in the united statesimpeachment trial of andrew johnson proceedings on may 6, 1868impeachment trial of andrew johnson proceedings on march 13, 1868
George W. Ashburn, Frank Leslie, Circa 1870
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868ku klux klan in art
Vote on the Impeachment of President Johnson, 1868 (1), Frank Leslie
pages of the united states senateedmund g. ross
Swearing in a Witness at the Impeachment Trial—Colonel Forney, Secretary of the Senate, Administering the Oath to Gen. W.H. Emory, as a Witness of the Managers, Thursday, 2nd Inst (1), Frank Leslie, 18 April 1868
impeachment trial of andrew johnson proceedings on april 3, 1868william h. emory
Galleries-spectators, Frank Leslie, 1868
impeachment trial of andrew johnson proceedings on may 6, 1868frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper impeachment "The Rush for Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper" at Shillington's, Frank Leslie, 4 April 1868
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868impeachment trial of andrew johnson
The House Committee of Impeachment Managers in the Senate Chamber, Washington, D.C., on the 4th Inst.—John A. Bingham, Chairman, Reading the Articles of Impeachment (1), Frank Leslie, 21 March 1868
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868james e. taylor
Judge Nelson Administering the Oath to Chief Justice Chase, as Presiding Officer of the Court of Impeachment, in the Senate Chamber, Washington, D.C., on the 5th March (1), Frank Leslie, 28 March 1868
oaths administered to chief justice salmon p. chase and to senators for the impeachment trial of andrew johnson (march 5 and 6, 1868)samuel nelson
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper impeachment "That Stevens' Headquarters in the Appropriation Committee Room, at the Capitol, Washington, D.C.", Frank Leslie, 4 April 1868
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868impeachment trial of andrew johnson
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper impeachment "A Regular Attendant at the U.S. Senate", Frank Leslie, 4 April 1868
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868impeachment trial of andrew johnson
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper impeachment "Black Sovereigns Admiring the Painting of the Battle of Chapultepec in the Hall Adjoining the Elate Chamber, Washington, D.C.", Frank Leslie, 4 April 1868
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868impeachment trial of andrew johnson
The Impeachment Trial, Washington, D.C.—The Order to Clear the Galleries, May 6th, 1868—Senator Trumbull Moving for the Arrest of the Disorderly Spectators (1), Frank Leslie, 23 May 1868
impeachment trial of andrew johnson proceedings on may 6, 1868lyman trumbull
Benjamin R. Curtis, Esq., of Counsel for the President, Reading the Answer to the Articles of Impeachment, on Monday, March 23d, 1868 (1), Frank Leslie, 11 April 1868
impeachment trial of andrew johnson proceedings on march 23, 1868benjamin robbins curtis
Chief Justice Chase, as President of the Court of Impeachment, Administering the Oath to Senator Wade, in the Senate Chamber, Washington, D.C., on the 6th March (3x4), Frank Leslie, 28 March 1868
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868james e. taylor
Judge Nelson Administering the Oath to Chief Justice Chase, as Presiding Officer of the Court of Impeachment, in the Senate Chamber, Washington, D.C., on the 5th March (3x4), Frank Leslie, 28 March 1868
oaths administered to chief justice salmon p. chase and to senators for the impeachment trial of andrew johnson (march 5 and 6, 1868)samuel nelson
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper impeachment "A National Nuisance-Ashes and Garbage Heaps at the Entrance to the Capitol at Washington, D.C.", Frank Leslie, 4 April 1868
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868impeachment trial of andrew johnson
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper impeachment "Colored Audience Listening to the Reading of the Articles of Impeachment in the Gallery of the House of Represntatives", Frank Leslie, 4 April 1868
vote on articles of impeachment against andrew johnsonfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
Opening of the High Court of Impeachment, in the Senate Chamber, Washington, D.C., on Friday, the 13th March, for the Trial of Andrew Johnson, President of the United States (1), Frank Leslie, 28 March 1868
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868james e. taylor
Butler cartoon6, Frank Leslie, 18 April 1868
benjamin butler's opening statement at the impeachment trial of andrew johnsonfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
Butler cartoon7, Frank Leslie, 18 April 1868
benjamin butler's opening statement at the impeachment trial of andrew johnsonfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
Butler cartoon3, Frank Leslie, 18 April 1868
benjamin butler's opening statement at the impeachment trial of andrew johnsonfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
Butler cartoon8, Frank Leslie, 18 April 1868
benjamin butler's opening statement at the impeachment trial of andrew johnsonfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
Butler cartoon4, Frank Leslie, 18 April 1868
benjamin butler's opening statement at the impeachment trial of andrew johnsonfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
Butler cartoon1, Frank Leslie, 18 April 1868
benjamin butler's opening statement at the impeachment trial of andrew johnsonfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
Butler cartoon2, Frank Leslie, 18 April 1868
benjamin butler's opening statement at the impeachment trial of andrew johnsonfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
Butler cartoon5, Frank Leslie, 18 April 1868
benjamin butler's opening statement at the impeachment trial of andrew johnsonfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
Butler cartoon center panel, Frank Leslie, 18 April 1868
benjamin butler's opening statement at the impeachment trial of andrew johnsonfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
Impeachment-trial-Pres-illustration-Andrew-Johnson-Frank-March-28-1868, Frank Leslie, 28 March 1868
impeachment trial of andrew johnson proceedings on march 13, 1868frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
Impeachment-trial-Pres-illustration-Andrew-Johnson-Frank-March-28-1868, Frank Leslie, 28 March 1868
impeachment trial of andrew johnson proceedings on march 13, 1868frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
Gen. Benjamin F. Butler, Delivering the Opening Speech, As One of the Managers of Impeachment, At the Impeachment Trial, In the Senate Chamber, Washington, D.C. (1), Frank Leslie, 18 April 1868
benjamin butler's opening statement at the impeachment trial of andrew johnsonfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
Chief Justice Chase, as President of the Court of Impeachment, Administering the Oath to Senator Wade, in the Senate Chamber, Washington, D.C., on the 6th March (1), Frank Leslie, 28 March 1868
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868james e. taylor
Judge Nelson Administering the Oath to Chief Justice Chase, as Presiding Officer of the Court of Impeachment, in the Senate Chamber, Washington, D.C., on the 5th March (2), Frank Leslie, 28 March 1868
oaths administered to chief justice salmon p. chase and to senators for the impeachment trial of andrew johnson (march 5 and 6, 1868)samuel nelson
Chief Justice Chase, as President of the Court of Impeachment, Administering the Oath to Senator Wade, in the Senate Chamber, Washington, D.C., on the 6th March (2), Frank Leslie, 28 March 1868
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868james e. taylor
Senate-Johnson-Impeachment-Trials, Frank Leslie, 28 March 1868
impeachment trial of andrew johnson proceedings on march 13, 1868frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
OP 97 Midnight Gathering of a Red String League 1868 (9093549854), Frank Leslie
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868frank leslie
The Impeachment Trial, Washington, D.C.—The Order to Clear the Galleries, May 6th, 1868—Senator Trumbull Moving for the Arrest of the Disorderly Spectators, Frank Leslie, 23 May 1868
impeachment trial of andrew johnson proceedings on may 6, 1868lyman trumbull
Scene in the Senate Chamber, Washington, D.C., during the Withdrawal of the Senators for Secret Consultation, on the Opening Day of the Court of Impeachment, Frank Leslie, 4 April 1868
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868james e. taylor
Swearing in a Witness at the Impeachment Trial—Colonel Forney, Secretary of the Senate, Administering the Oath to Gen. W.H. Emory, as a Witness of the Managers, Thursday, 2nd Inst, Frank Leslie, 18 April 1868
impeachment trial of andrew johnson proceedings on april 3, 1868william h. emory
Grant and the farmers LCCN2002735618, Frank Leslie, 1868
presidential transition of ulysses s. grantfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
Formal Notice of the Impeachment of Andrew Johnson, by the House Committee, Thaddeus Stevens and John A. Bingham, at the Bar of the Senate on 25th Feb, Frank Leslie, 14 March 1868
john bingham and thaddeus stevens notify senate bar of the impeachment of andrew johnson (february 25, 1868)frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
Judge Nelson Administering the Oath to Chief Justice Chase, as Presiding Officer of the Court of Impeachment, in the Senate Chamber, Washington, D.C., on the 5th March, Frank Leslie, 28 March 1868
oaths administered to chief justice salmon p. chase and to senators for the impeachment trial of andrew johnson (march 5 and 6, 1868)samuel nelson
Chief Justice Chase, as President of the Court of Impeachment, Administering the Oath to Senator Wade, in the Senate Chamber, Washington, D.C., on the 6th March, Frank Leslie, 28 March 1868
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868james e. taylor
Opening of the High Court of Impeachment, in the Senate Chamber, Washington, D.C., on Friday, the 13th March, for the Trial of Andrew Johnson, President of the United States, Frank Leslie, 28 March 1868
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868james e. taylor
Formal Notice of the Impeachment of Andrew Johnson, by the House Committee, Thaddeus Stevens and John A. Bingham, at the Bar of the Senate, Washington, D.C. on the 25th Feb, Frank Leslie, 14 March 1868
john bingham and thaddeus stevens notify senate bar of the impeachment of andrew johnson (february 25, 1868)frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
Office of the Secretary of the Senate, Washington, D.C. - preparing the summons for President Johnson to appear before the court of impeachment LCCN2003655357 (1) (3x4), Frank Leslie, 1868
summons for the impeachment trial of andrew johnsonfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
The House Committee of Impeachment Managers in the Senate Chamber, Washington, D.C., on the 4th Inst.—John A. Bingham, Chairman, Reading the Articles of Impeachment, Frank Leslie, 21 March 1868
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868james e. taylor
The Refectory of the Senate, Washington, D.C. - Senators and their friends at luncheon LCCN2003655358, Frank Leslie, 1868
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868frank leslie
Office of the Secretary of the Senate, Washington, D.C. - preparing the summons for President Johnson to appear before the court of impeachment LCCN2003655357 (1), Frank Leslie, 1868
summons for the impeachment trial of andrew johnsonfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
Formal Notice of the Impeachment of Andrew Johnson, by the House Committee, Thaddeus Stevens and John A. Bingham, at the Bar of the Senate on 25th Feb. (cropped detail), Frank Leslie, 14 March 1868
john bingham and thaddeus stevens notify senate bar of the impeachment of andrew johnson (february 25, 1868)frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
Hon. B.F. Wade awaiting the Senate Hour in the Vice President's Room in the Capitol, Washington, D.C. LCCN2002698339, Frank Leslie, 1868
andrew johnson's drunk vice-presidential inaugural addressfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
Benjamin R. Curtis, Esq., of Counsel for the President, Reading the Answer to the Articles of Impeachment, on Monday, March 23d, Frank Leslie, 11 April 1868
impeachment trial of andrew johnson proceedings on march 23, 1868benjamin robbins curtis
Dedication of the Hebrew temple Emanuel, corner of Fifth Avenue and Forty-Third Street, New York City, Sept. 11, 1868. LCCN2002698059, Frank Leslie
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868frank leslie
Vote on the Impeachment of President Johnson, 1868, Frank Leslie
pages of the united states senateedmund g. ross
Grant and the miners LCCN2002735619, Albert Berghaus, 1868
presidential transition of ulysses s. grantfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
The ladies' gallery in the Senate chamber, Washington, D.C. The gentlemen's gallery in the Senate chamber, Washington, D.C. - - Bgms (or Brgms), from a sketch by E. Jump. LCCN2011645260 (cropped to ladies gallery) 1, Frank Leslie, 1 February 1868
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868impeachment trial of andrew johnson
The ladies' gallery in the Senate chamber, Washington, D.C. The gentlemen's gallery in the Senate chamber, Washington, D.C. - - Bgms (or Brgms), from a sketch by E. Jump. LCCN2011645260 (cropped to Gentleman's gallery), Frank Leslie, 1 February 1868
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868impeachment trial of andrew johnson
Office of the Secretary of the Senate, Washington, D.C. - preparing the summons for President Johnson to appear before the court of impeachment LCCN2003655357, Frank Leslie, 1868
summons for the impeachment trial of andrew johnsonfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
Formal notice of the impeachment of Andrew Johnson, by the House Committee, Thaddeus Stevens and John A. Bingham, at the bar of the Senate, Washington, D.C., on the 25th Feb. LCCN2002697737 (1), Frank Leslie, 14 March 1868
john bingham and thaddeus stevens notify senate bar of the impeachment of andrew johnson (february 25, 1868)frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
The Impeachment Trial, Washington, D.C.—Remarkable Scene in the United States Senate, May 6th—The Audience in the Galleries Applauding at the Close of Manager Bingham's Speech, Frank Leslie, 23 May 1868
impeachment trial of andrew johnson proceedings on may 6, 1868frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
The Impeachment Trial, Washington, D.C.—Remarkable Scene in the United States Senate, May 6th—The Audience in the Galleries Applauding at the Close of Manager Bingham's Speech (1), Frank Leslie, 23 May 1868
impeachment trial of andrew johnson proceedings on may 6, 1868frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
Formal notice of the impeachment of Andrew Johnson, by the House Committee, Thaddeus Stevens and John A. Bingham, at the bar of the Senate, Washington, D.C., on the 25th Feb. LCCN2002697737, Frank Leslie, 14 March 1868
john bingham and thaddeus stevens notify senate bar of the impeachment of andrew johnson (february 25, 1868)frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868
The ladies' gallery in the Senate chamber, Washington, D.C. The gentlemen's gallery in the Senate chamber, Washington, D.C. - - Bgms (or Brgms), from a sketch by E. Jump. LCCN2011645260, Albert Berghaus, 1 February 1868
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1868impeachment trial of andrew johnson
The Ladies' Gallery of the Senate during the Impeachment Trial, William Samuel Lyon Jewett, 18 April 1868
impeachment trial of andrew johnsonharper's weekly, 1868
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