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[Items belonging to Daniel Landau]

Four items addressed to Daniel Landau dated October 1943. Consists of letters from Dorothy K. and Dorothy Rose Landau, and a newspaper clipping.

GLC09993.168

No Clues for the Axis

One newspaper clipping entitled, "No Clues for the Axis." Contains quotes from Leo F. Wood's, a petty office, letter to his girlfriend.

GLC09953.060

[Items belonging to Daniel Landau]

Two items addressed to Daniel Landau dated December 19, 1943. Consists of two letters from Dorothy K. and Dorothy Rose Landau.

GLC09993.263

Photograph of John C. Rose

One photograph of John C. Rose circa 1942-1946. Features John reading a letter that wraps over his shoulders and down the other side.

GLC10047.03.215.03

to Warren G. Magnuson

One fascimile typed written letter addressed to Warren G. Magnuson dated June 4, 1974, pertaining to Nixon's donated materials to the National Archives.

GLC09613.03.04.84

[Items belonging to Daniel Landau]

Five items addressed to Daniel Landau from Dorothy K. Landau. Consists of a letter from Dorothy K. and Dorothy Rose, and three newspaper clippings.

GLC09993.253

[Items addressed to Daniel Landau]

Five items addressed to Daniel Landau. Consists of a letter and four newspaper clippings dated January 17, 1944 sent from Dorothy K. Landau.

GLC09993.326

[Items belonging to Daniel Landau]

Four items addressed to Daniel Landau dated October 24, 1943. Consists of one letter from Dorothy K. Landau and three newspaper clippings.

GLC09993.186

to Colonel Fulcher

One letter from Dever Spencer Byard to Colonel Fulcher dated November 15, 1945. Regarding legal representation and policy with occupying forces in Japan.

GLC09930.14.01

to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One photocopy of a newspaper article sent by Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Schaefer to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated December 31, 1973. The Schaefer's are against the impeachment of President Nixon. The article is the "Readers Forum" from the Star news...

GLC09613.02.3768.04

[Amendments to Paragraph 4 of Tarriff Commission]

One typed letter addressed to President Richard M. Nixon from Clifford M. Hardin dated October 19, 1970. Related to Paragraph 4 of the Tarriff Commission.

GLC09613.03.01.08

[Items sent to Daniel Landau]

Three items sent to Daniel B. Landau from his wife Dorothy Landau dated April 12, 1943. Consists of a letter and two newspaper clippings.

GLC09993.039

[Four unrelated military documents from 1791-1792]

Four separate documents combined. First document lists month pay due to officers, listed by rank as of 4 November 1791. Dated 14 November 1791. Noted as B. No. 12 in the upper left corner. Second document discusses "Money received from W. Howell...

GLC02437.10240

to Robert H. Chilton

An extensive autograph endorsement signed 20 June 1863 by General Jubal A. Early, division commander, Army of Northern Virginia a division in Richard Ewell's II Corps, dismisses the request and says he deems it inadvisable to trouble Lee with Smith's...

GLC05867

To Sir William Jones

"The Honorable Sir William Jones one of the Supreme Judges in India"

GLC07865.11

[Dispatch of 27 July 1861].

Reporting that Union troops were between him and General Jones. Countersigned by General Pierre G. T. Beauregard, who adds a pemcil note that forces were sent against the Union troops, who unfortunately already were retreating 4

GLC08238.01

to Unknown

"Tell father that the accompanying method has often been used to prevent people from assuming [illegible] position when they once get vertical." Includes illustration of woman being hanged.

GLC08284.014

Postcard with Waite Monunment

Historic monument erected by Joseph Waite in 1763.

GLC08284.019

to Mrs. Horatio L. Wait

Year unreadable.

GLC08284.135

Envelope for photos

GLC08284.167-GLC08284.170 were originally housed in this envelope.

GLC08284.171

"I have concluded to issue a pardon in the case of Percy Walker" (Former U.S. Congressman from Alabama, and brother of Confederate Secretary of War.)

GLC08287

[Envelope addressed to Mary E. McLean]

Dated 13 March.

GLC02161.174

[Envelope addressed to Mary E. McLean]

Dated 3 July.

GLC02161.179

to William Knox

Requests that his brother pay ten dollars to Thomas Henley or order that amount withdrawn. A note from Henley on the bottom indicates that the money should be paid to Samuel Conant and the docket identifies the note as an "Order in favor of Mr...

GLC02437.00380

to David Murphy

Record of Receipt for David Murphy.

GLC01450.600.005

to Tuckers

Receipt for Tuckers and note about Thomas Reevas.

GLC01450.600.006

to David Murphy

Receipt for David Murphy.

GLC01450.600.007

to Mrs. David Murphy

Itemized bill for Mrs. David Murphy.

GLC01450.600.008

to David Murphy

Receipt for David Murphy.

GLC01450.600.009

to Mrs. Murphy

GLC01450.600.013

to Mr. Murphy

Instructions to Mr. Murphy on how to treat his sick daughter.

GLC01450.600.014

to unknown

Price of flour and bacon.

GLC01450.600.018

to David Murphy

GLC01450.600.019

to William Madkins

GLC01450.600.024

[Quotation of Charles Sumner on freedom]

Complete quotation reads: "Freedom always for all!" Marked Senate Chamber.

GLC02095.28

[Quotation of Charles Sumner]

Complete quotation reads: "In the universe of God there are no accidents."

GLC02095.29

[Quotation of Charles Sumner on liberty]

Complete quotation reads: "And I cannot go wrong when I lean to the side of Liberty."

GLC02095.27

to S.R. Phillips

Replies that a paper Phillips requested cannot be obtained today as his colleague, who has it, is absent. Ends by saying, "We are tranquil at last." Written on a United States Postal card to Phillips at the State House in Boston. Marked Senate...

GLC02095.31

[Quotation of Charles Sumner on equality]

Complete quotation reads: "Equality of rights is the first of rights."

GLC02095.30

to Elliot C. Cowdin

Wishes Cowdin a happy New Year. Addressed to Cowdin in New York.

GLC02095.17

[Quotation of Charles Sumner on the struggle to end slavery]

Complete quotation reads: "Our cause is nobler even than that of our Fathers, in as much as it is more exalted to struggle for the Freedom of others than for our own."

GLC02095.26

[Note declining Charles Sumner's attendance at Mr. Lincoln's circle]

Signed in text. Dated 6 January, no year specified. States that Sumner regrets not being able to attend "Mr. Lincoln's circle," to be held that evening, due to the state of his health.

GLC02095.09

[Quotation of Charles Sumner on liberty]

Complete quotation reads: "For myself in a case of doubt I feel that I cannot go wrong when I lean to the side of Liberty."

GLC02095.25

[Envelope with free frank and docket]

Free frank of Sumner on envelope addressed to John Jay, [Nassau St] New York. With docket.

GLC02095.34

[envelope to George F. Morse]

GLC02180.52

[note containing balance due on R.G Johnson's account]

GLC09302.017

[note naming price for a slave girl]

GLC09302.035

[the subscriber will offer for sale his stock of cattle, hogs, sheep, crop of tobacco...]

GLC09302.039

[telegram to Assistant Surgeon Henry F. McSherry]

GLC09324.01

[a poem]

GLC09324.02