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1808/07/21
Madison, James, 1751-1836
to Gilbert M. Lafayette re: difficulties in selling land in New Orleans
"In this country and especially under existing circumstances,
GLC07173.03
1801/01/28
to Gilbert M. Lafayette re: assessment of Lafayette's interests on Mississippi
and in New Orleans; relations between US and France
GLC07173.04
1804/03/13
Certifying true copy of act for land south of Tenn.
Accompanied by an attached manuscript copy of the act.
GLC07173.05
1822/11/26
Monroe, James, 1758-1831
to unknown re: attempt to mortgage Albemarle
Unknown recipient. "It is undoubtedly the best estate in that part of Virg[inia] . . . [but] I have been forced to incur some debts, by my long absence from home, often in offices, the salaries of which were incompetent to my support."
GLC07179
1781/06/02
Washington, George, 1732-1799
to Gov. William Greene re: procuring cannon from Rhode Island for campaign
Getting cannon for use in the New York campaign against the British: "The importance persuaded, induce the state of Rhode Island to comply with this request, especially when it shall be considered that our non success may be attributed to the...
GLC07183
1868/01/19
Grant, Ulysses S. (Ulysses Simpson), 1822-1885
to John Sherman re: Johnson and Tenure of Office Act
"Whilst I think he wanted the constitutionality of the 'Tenure Act' tested I think now he would be glad either to get the vacancy of Sec. of War or have the office just where it was during suspension."
GLC07166
1796/11/29
Henry, Patrick, 1736-1799
to Samuel [?] [Hopkins re: declining run for third term as governor of VA
"The Union will dissolve if partys continue"
GLC07168
1841/02/15
Houston, Sam, 1793-1863
to Thomas W. Ward re: predicting intentions and movements of Santa Anna
"The news direct from Mexico is that Santa Anna will soon have strong force to invade Texas. I think he wil throw one on the Rio Grande, and from that harrass out frontier town, but I do not confide in the fact that he will penetrate the country...
GLC07169
1862/02/17
Jackson, Thomas J. "Stonewall", 1824-1863
to Joseph E. Johnston re: commencing Shenandoah Valley Campaign
"The other troops will leave for their respective destinations via the railroad, except those directed to procede to Manassa, they will march via Snicker's Gap."
GLC07170
1806/12/23
Lafayette, Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert Du Motier, marquis de, 1757-1834
Appointing Madison as his attorney for lands granted to him in Louisiana
Appoints James Madison to act as, "My true lawful, and special attorney" with respect to business and legal issues. Written on blue paper with seal and blind stamp.
GLC07173.02
1809
Collateral letters (3) and other materials (7) [Decimalized .01- .03]
GLC07173.06
1861/08/05
Johnston, Joseph Egleston, 1807-1891
to unknown re: spirit of soldiers after first Bull Run
Addressed to "My dear Sir." "The most gratifying fact connected with the recent action is the evidence it furnishes of the superiority of our troops over those of our troops over those of our Northern Army . . . this superiority is the difference...
GLC07174
1863/07/27
Lee, Robert E., 1807-1870
to Jefferson Davis
"There are many thousand men improperly absent from this army. I have caused to-day an appeal to be made to them to return at once to duty. I do not know whether it will have much affect, unless accompanied by the Declaration of Amnesty." (In...
GLC07176
1863/08/13
General Orders no. 83 re: day of fasting and prayer
After Gettysburg: "Soldiers! we have sinned against Almighty God . . . we have not remembered that the defenders of a just cause should be pure in his eyes--that our lives are in his hand, and we have relied too much on our own arms for the...
GLC07177
1864
Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865
National Union Ticket. ... Lincoln and Johnson. "The Union Forever" [election]
Large broadside printed in red and blue inks, with large flag in center and mottons on the side: "The Union forever, Hurrah boys, Hurrah! Down with Traitors, up with the Stars" (left) and "And we'll rally 'round the Flag, boys, rally once again, /...
GLC07178
1784/01/21
Rush, Benjamin, 1746-1813
to David Howell re: the "enemies of Republicanism," politics
"The enemies of Republicanism foment their discontents and join in the clamors. Let us submit to the five per cent import . . . the temper of our countrymen will for awhile lead them to prefer monarchy. Peace, order & justice in the public will...
GLC07180
24 June 1863
Stuart, James Ewell Brown, 1833-1864
to Beverly H. Robertson
Orders for Robinson, who is being sent on reconaissance. Mentions James Longstreet and Robert E. Lee. Originally included orders for General William E. Jones. "Your object will be to watch the enemy, deceive him as to our designs, and harass his rear...
GLC07181
1775 ca.
To the King's Most Excellent Majesty [Welsh broadside, supporting King]
"The Humble Address of the High Sheriff... of the County of Carmarthen." Printed in Water-Street between the Coffee-House and the Old Ship. (No printer listed; Sheriff not named.) Urging subjects loyal to the crown "to take this opportunity of...
GLC07182
1917-1982
Southern, Neta Snook, 1896-1991
Archive of Neta Snook [Southern] [Decimalized .01- .08]
The archive includes a letter written by Amelia Earhart, two personal diaries, a signed copy of Snook Southern's book "I Taught Amelia to Fly", photographs, airplane blueprints, personal papers.
GLC07243
26 January 1929
Earhart, Amelia, 1897-1937
to Neta Snook Southern
Typed on "Hearst's International" letterhead. Writing as aviation editor of Cosmopolitan Magazine, Earhart reminisces the days when she flew with Snook Southern.
GLC07243.001
1974
I Taught Amelia to fly
First edition, published by Vantage Press. Signed copy. Southern's story of her days as an aviation pioneer and teacher of Amelia Earhart.
GLC07243.005
1842/03/19
To the public [Dorr's rebellion]
Broadside regarding Dorr's Rebellion, issued to clear up "deception" regarding Reverend William Balch's stance supporting Dorr.
GLC07244.01
1842 ca.
The Truth, or Review of a circular... [Dorr's rebellion]
Regarding Dorr's Rebellion. Title continued: "...addressed to the electors of the Western Congressional District" on upcoming election.
GLC07244.02
1843/03/29
Dorrite falsehood / nailed to the counter
Regarding debts incurred during "Dorrite War"
GLC07245.01
1843 ca.
State debt of the Dorrites! How is it to be paid
"If Carpenter is Elected, a Land Tax is Inevitable."
GLC07245.02
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