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Additional Descriptive Data
- 1857 April 13; Railroad trip Chicago to St. Louis
- 1857 April 14; Description of St. Louis
- 1857 April 15; Mississippi river towns
- 1857 April 16; Hickman, Ky.
- 1857 April 18; Memphis, Tenn.
- 1857 April 19; Napoleon, Ark.
- 1857 April 20; Helna, Ark.
- 1857 April 20; General Pillow's plantation
- 1857 April 20; Slaves
- 1857 April 24; Columbia, Ark., in decay
- 1857 April 25; Ark. schools
- 1857 April 27; Rabid southern sympathies of Dr. Holsten, member of Ark. secession convention
- 1857 April 29; Lake Village, Ark.
- 1857 April 30; Execution of a slave
- 1857 May 2; James A. Garfield
- 1857 May 3; King cotton
- 1857 May 3; Slavery: northern idea
- 1857 May 6; Runaway slave
- 1857 May 10; Sabbath, southern style
- 1857 May 17; Book-selling comments
- 1857 May 19; Southern morality
- 1857 May 21; Cruelty to slaves
- 1857 May 22; Methodist revival preacher
- 1857 May 23; Slave auction
- 1857 May 27; Poor whites
- 1857 May 28; Southern hypocrite
- 1857 May 29; Free masons
- 1857 May 31; Black-white relations
- 1857 June 5; Ignorant slave-owner
- 1857 June 13; Baptist meeting
- 1857 June 14; Methodist meeting
- 1857 June 18; Arkansas officials
- 1857 June 20; Book trade
- 1857 June 22; Attempted robbery
- 1857 June 28; Bible defense of slavery
- 1857 June 30; Gambling
- 1857 July 2; Plantations, Chicot Co., Ark.
- 1857 July 3; Nathan Ross, Arkansas state legislator
- 1857 July 4; Independence Day celebration
- 1857 July 9; Poor whites
- 1857 July 12; Southern Christianity
- 1857 July 15; Night in a swamp
- 1857 July 16; Political opinions
- 1857 July 18; Southern views on slavery
- 1857 July 21; Pro-slavery opinion
- 1857 July 25; Slaves' barbeque
- 1857 July 29; Little Rock
- 1857 August 1; Revival meetings
- 1857 August 6; Northerner residing in Mississippi
- 1857 August 7; James A. Garfield
- 1857 August 8; Watermelons
- 1857 August 9; Cotton fields
- 1857 August 10; Runaway slaves
- 1857 August 12; Alabama lawyer curses
- 1857 August 16; Hardshell Baptist preacher
- 1857 August 19; Arkansas morality
- 1857 August 22; Miss. politician
- 1857 August 24; Arkansas vs. Michigan
- 1857 August 26; Imbibing
- 1857 August 27; Bigoted Methodist
- 1857 August 28; Ignorance
- 1857 August 29; Warren, Ark.
- 1857 September 3; Hampton, Ark.
- 1857 September 7; Arkansas morality
- 1857 September 8; Camden, Ark.
- 1857 September 12; Southern newspapers
- 1857 September 13; Tirade against slavery
- 1857 September 14; Land speculation
- 1857 September 18; Hunting deer with dogs
- 1857 September 19; Rattlesnake
- 1857 September 21; Picking cotton
- 1857 September 23; Mississippi politics
- 1857 September 25; Hunting runaway slave
- 1857 September 26; Slave lifestyle
- 1857 October 1; Hon. Albert Rust
- 1857 October 6; "Half-witted genius"
- 1857 October 10; Slaves murder white woman
- 1857 October 10; Mob justice
- 1857 October 14; Threat of highwayman
- 1857 October 16; Justification for slavery
- 1857 October 18; Hard-shell Baptists
- 1857 October 20; States' rights debate
- 1857 October 25; Banks threaten failure
- 1857 October 28; Murder
- 1857 October 29; Newspaper editor
- 1857 November 1; Stupid schoolboy
- 1857 November 3; Hate of North
- 1857 November 4; South Carolinian political views
- 1857 November 14; Guilt in Oct 10 incident doubted
- 1857 November 17; Louisiana planter family
- 1857 November 18; Picking cotton
- 1857 November 20; Louisiana barbaric justice
- 1857 November 22; Spiritualism
- 1857 November 26; Cincinnati Enquirer
- 1857 November 28; South Carolina poor whites
- 1857 December 6; Defamation of Fuller's character
- 1857 December 25; Christmas Day
- 1857 December 28; Flood
- 1858 January 1; 224-line poem
- 1858 January 8; Farm machinery
- 1858 January 10; James A. Garfield
- 1858 January 10; Tracking runaway slave
- 1858 January 13; Contract-breaker
- 1858 January 14; Folly of education (poem)
- 1858 January 21; Drunkard's death
- 1858 January 27; Funeral
- 1858 February 2; Southern school
- 1858 February 4; Contempt for South
- 1858 February 6; Arkansas roads
- 1858 February 15; Princeton, Ark.
- 1858 February 16; Arkansas and Louisiana citizens
- 1858 February 21; Liquor in Camden, Ark.
- 1858 February 27; James A. Garfield
- 1858 March 4; Loneliness of northerner in South
- 1858 March 5; Disunion sentiment
- 1858 March 11; Slaveholding abolitionist
- 1858 March 12; Southern Gentleman and lady
- 1858 March 15; Slavery
- 1858 March 16; Blacks and religion
- 1858 March 21; Book on Davy Crockett
- 1858 March 28; Intense loneliness in slaveholding society
- 1858 March 31; Kansas: the promised land
- 1858 April 4; Methodist meeting
- 1858 April 11; Southern ignorance
- 1858 April 20; Slave whipped to death
- 1858 April 28; Mob-justice used on northerner
- 1858 April 29; Gambling with a Jew
- 1858 May 15; Arkansas judge's opinion on slavery
- 1858 May 21; Ignorant politicians
- 1858 May 23; Grave of Henry Clay's brother
- 1858 June 16; Magnolia, Ark.
- 1858 June 18; Schoolmaster
- 1858 June 20; Baptist sermon; Ignorance
- 1858 June 23; Homer, Louisiana
- 1858 June 23; Slave's punishment
- 1858 June 28; Offer of a teaching position
- 1858 July 2; Falcon, Ark.
- 1858 July 6; Anti-slavery Southerner
- 1858 July 7; Fair-skinned slaves
- 1858 July 13; Political leanings
- 1858 July 15; Methodists
- 1858 July 17; Southern political opinion
- 1858 July 18; Southern rights
- 1858 July 19; Slave punishments
- 1858 July 19; Slave murdered
- 1858 July 22; Southern "fire-eater"
- 1858 July 23; Baptists and Methodists on slavery
- 1858 July 27; Slave squeals on runaway
- 1858 July 31; Southern arrogance
- 1858 August 1; Tirade against slavery and entire South
- 1858 August 2; Funeral
- 1858 August 3; Calvinism
- 1858 August 5; Marie Saline Landing, Ark.
- 1858 August 19; Political argument and murder
- 1858 August 21; Fair-skinned slave
- 1858 August 26; Start of trip north to home
For biographical information on Corydon E. Fuller and on mid-nineteenth century book agents, see:
Bosse, David A Canvasser's Tale; Tring, Hertfordshire: Map Collector Publications, 1991.
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