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[Various sketches and sculpture designs]
circa 1830-1910
Ward, John Quincy Adams, 1830-1910
Greco-Roman themes, nude models, soldiers, etc. Bound with string. Graphite, charcoal, tissue and wove papers.
GLC06343.080
[Four sketches of men in ancient garb, one holding arrows and shield]
Graphite; tracing paper.
GLC06343.091
[Seated female in Roman garb with hand covering face]
Graphite; textured wove paper.
GLC06343.125
[Decorative sword scabbard design with inscription]
Inscribed, "Draw me not without reason, Nor sheath me without honor." Graphite; tan wove paper, 2 pieces overlapped and glued.
GLC06343.149
[desciption of the evolution of the tribes from Israel]
1815-1860
Describes the evolution of the tribes of Israel: "The Kingdom of Israel was divided about 980 BC. Nine tribes went off and formed what is afterwards called the Kingdom of Israel…." Written on the back of a magazine page.
GLC02691.11.107
[List]
circa 1771-1806
List of books and prices covering a variety of topics. Items include bibles, Greek mythology and philosophy, Aesop's fables, and dictionaries.
GLC02437.08278
27 July 1773
List of books, including Ovid's Metamorphoses, Dunlop's Greek Grammar, Seneca's Epistles in English, and others.
GLC02437.08327
[List of books bought at vendue]
13 May 1778
Badger, John, fl. 1778
List of books bought at vendue. Includes Pliny's "Letters," Cole's "Dictionary," and "Telemachus. All in all about 50 books seem to have been purchased. The total came to £31.7.0. Signed by Badger that payment was received.
GLC02437.08430
to Benjamin Rush
December 4, 1805
Adams, John, 1735-1826
John Adams writes concerning his and George Washington's administrations by referring to those "melancholly books" such as "Tully's Memoirs" and "Cicero's Life" from which he compares the first and second triumvirates to Hamilton's "Schemes, to get...
GLC00747
to John Drurey
April 4, 1834
Crockett, David "Davy", 1786-1836
Attacks Jackson concerning the Bank of the US and compares him to Julius Caesar. The "despot" Jackson and "little Judas" Van Buren.
GLC00931
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