Explore the tumultuous events of 1861 with "Alleged Hostile Organization Against the Government Within the District of Columbia." This historical document presents the findings of the Select Committee of Five, appointed by the House of Representatives on January 9th, 1861, to investigate potential threats to the U.S. government amidst the escalating tensions leading to the Civil War.
Delve into the committee's inquiry, led by William Alanson Howard, as they examine allegations of hostile organizations operating within the nation's capital. This report offers a unique glimpse into the political climate and security concerns of a nation on the brink of division. A valuable resource for historians, political scientists, and anyone interested in understanding the critical period preceding the American Civil War.
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