Microfilm edition of the Charles Francis Adams II papers, 1861-1933

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Persons represented include Charles Francis Adams, Sr. Microfilm: In the Henry Adams Papers,36 microfilm. THE Microfilm edition of the Charles Francis Adams II papers OF CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS II, The descendant of two presidents and the son of noted diplomat Charles Francis Adams, whose personal papers are included in The Adams Papers, above, Charles Francis Adams II's diverse interests and talents contributed to growth in many areas of Massachusetts life.

Charles Francis Adams II () was a soldier, businessman, civic leader, and historian. The descendant of two presidents and the son of noted diplomat Charles Francis Adams (), Adams served with distinction as a Union officer during the Civil War. Adams, Charles Francis Microfilm edition of the Charles Francis Adams II papers, by Charles Francis Adams (Book) The Adams chronicles (Visual) more.

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() Papers of Robert F. Allston, Adams, Charles Francis fl. Charles Francis Adams Letter to George Himes [manuscript], Dec. 11 Oregon Historical Society Research Library. Henry Cabot Lodge () was born into a prominent Boston family in Through his mother’s family, the Cabots, Lodge traced his lineage back to the 17th century, with one great-grandfather a leading Federalist during the Revolutionary period.

A record of the distribution of slaves from the estate of H. Hunter,no place indicated; a license to practice medicine in South Carolina, ; and microfilm of a recipe book,belonging to Daniel Hughes and Elizabeth Potts of Maryland, containing recipes for foods, home remedies, and other items.

Collection Summary. Peter Force Papers and Collection (bulk ) MSS Force, Peter,items containers plus 14 oversize linear feet microfilm reels Collection material in English with some French, German and Spanish Manuscript Division Library of Congress Washington, D.C.

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Siddons (Harry Siddons), Search this Platt, Charles A. (Charles Adams), Search this Pope, John Russell, Search this. The Charles M. Kurtz papers measure linear feet and date from to with the bulk of the material dating from to The bulk of the collection consists of chronological correspondence between Kurtz and his family, most notably his wife, friends, colleagues, and business associates.

The collection of Isabel Plummer Bain and her husband Charles Wesley Bain (), a white educator, author, and professor at the University of North Carolina, contains a scrapbook about Charles Bain, newspaper clippings, notebooks, miscellaneous papers, and letters, including a letter to Isabel Bain from Elizabeth Blackwell describing.

“Correspondence, financial and business papers, reports, and miscellaneous material relating to administrative and financial matters, membership, slavery and status of slaves in the pre-Civil War period, and emigration, colonization, and education in Liberia.

Includes William McLain's personal papers,and letter books, of. Abstract: Papers of Boyle, a columnist and Pulitzer Prize-winning war correspondent who covered World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam conflict for the Associated Press. Primarily documenting his activities as a war correspondent, andthe collection offers correspondence, press dispatches, and other writings.

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By M. Lavoisne. From the last London edition, improved by C. Gros and J. Aspin. Second American edition, carefully revised and corrected.

Enlarged by the addition of several new maps of American history and geography, which are brought down to the beginning of the year William Hone (b.

Bath 3 Jun Nov ) William Henry Davenport Adams wrote in about the Old Bailey that “At No. 67, corner of Ship Court (where Hogarth’s father kept a school) William Hone, in Decemberpublished his three political parodies on the Catechism, the Litany, and the Creed, for which, in December, he was three times tried (on a charge of blasphemy) and three.

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