Includes correspondence (7 risultati)

1920. (Small 4to) Very good, no dust jacket. 457pp. Index. Time Period. Includes Thomas Fitch (The Fitch Papers; Correspondence and Documents During Thomas Fitch's Governorship of the Colony of Connecticut 1754-1766; Volume II January 1759 - May 1766). Identified on cover as: Fitch Papers Vol. II. 1759-1766. Locale: Connecticut; United States. (History--United States, Governors--Connecticut). …

1907. (Small 4to) Good to very good, no dust jacket. 391pp. Index. The bottom corners of the covers are dampstained. Time Period. Includes Jonathan Law (The Law Papers; Correspondence and Documents During Jonathan Law's Governorship of the Colony of Connecticut 1741-1750; Volume I October 1741 - July 1745). Identified on cover as: Law Papers Vol. I. 1741-1745. Locale: Connecticut; United States. (History--United States, Governors--Connecticut). …

1911. (Small 4to) Very good, no dust jacket. 398pp. Index. Time Period. Includes Jonathan Law (The Law Papers; Correspondence and Documents During Jonathan Law's Governorship of the Colony of Connecticut 1741-1750; Volume II August 1745 - December 1746). Identified on cover as: Law Papers Vol. II. 1745-1746. Locale: Connecticut; United States. (History--United States, Governors--Connecticut). …

1914. (Small 4to) Very good, no dust jacket. 532pp. Index. Bottom corners are bumped. Time Period. Includes Jonathan Law (The Law Papers; Correspondence and Documents During Jonathan Law's Governorship of the Colony of Connecticut 1741-1750; Volume III January 1747 - October 1750). Identified on cover as: Law Papers Vol. III. 1747-1750. Locale: Connecticut; United States. (History--United States, Governors--Connecticut).…

1921. (Small 4to) Very good, no dust jacket. 311pp. Index. Time Period. Includes William Pitkin (The Pitkin Papers; Correspondence and Documents During William Pitkin's Governorship of the Colony of Connecticut 1766-1769). Identified on cover as: Pitkin Papers 1766-1769. Locale: Connecticut; United States. (History--United States, Governors--Connecticut).…

1932. (4to in slipcase) Very good plus in very good plus dust jacket. 75pp. Notes. The dust jacket is lightly soiled and edgeworn, the slipcase is edgeworn and has a scar where a sticker has been removed. "Henry Hastings Sibley has been justly characterized as 'the most prominent figure in Minnesota' from 1834 to 1891. As fur-trader, frontier politician, representative in Congress, first governor of the state, commander of the forces that quelled the Sioux Indians in 1862 and 1863, university regent, and public-spirited citizen, he was associated in outstanding fashion with most of the important Minnesota happenings from the thirties to the nineties" - from the Introduction to the Autobiography. Book about Henry Hastings Sibley. Edited by Theodore C. Blegen. Includes Correspondence. Locale: Minnesota. (Western America, Autobiography, Biography, History--United States, Western America).…

Letters. Condizione: Very good. Correspondence Archive. Documents include an appointment as Quartermaster from Edwin Stanton, "Directions for Enlisting Volunteer Forces in Ohio (1861)," orders from Gen. Seth Williams (1863), a letter from the mayor of Toledo excusing Russell from reporting to duty in Annapolis (1864), a letter from Russell about his medical conditions (1864), and various other letters. In August 1861, Warren Russell of Toledo, Ohio (1812-1866) wrote to Ohio Adjutant General C.P. Buckingham seeking military service. He was then forty-nine years old and said his business experience suited him for the Paymaster's Department. By November 1861, he was a second lieutenant of the 67th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, having recruited men for that regiment. He served as quartermaster for the brigade. He later received a federal staff appointment as Captain and Assistant Quartermaster, dated March 12, 1864. Bowling Green State University holds Russell's papers from 1863-1864, including forms and correspondence from his service as Assistant Quartermaster of the 2nd Brigade, 1st Division, 11th Army Corps. Archive of official correspondence from Capt. Warren Russell, Quartermaster of the 2nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Includes War Department appointments and orders from Secretary of War Edwin Stanton, Assistant Adjutant General Seth Williams, and Brig. G (illustratore). Signed.…