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James Blair to Elizabeth Blair Describing His Recent Travels and Experiences, 3 July 1839
Writes to his sister from the United States Ship Peacock. States that Captain William L. Hudson of the Peacock supported him in an affaire d'honour. Informs Elizabeth that women he met at a Ball in Valparaiso, Chile perceive Americans as the people who struck the first blow for Liberty in the New World. States that Captain Charles Wilkes, leader of the Peacock and other vessels on the expedition, wrote for his warrant. Requests Elizabeth to give his love to family and friends in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Norfolk, Virginia.
The Scottish Evangelist. the Life and Labours of the REV. James Blair, Chiefly Compiled from His Own Journals. Together with Three of His Discourses
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Sir James William Blair Papers
1) Brief to Dr Boone to move admission of James William Blair as Barrister-at-law of the Supreme Court of Queensland 6 Mar 1894. 2) Original licence for marriage of James William Blair with May Christina Gibson 29 Feb 1912. 3) Letter dated 16 May 1940 from William Forgan Smith to Sir James Blair on the occasion of his retirement from the position of Chief Justice of Queensland.
Bernard and Pat
I suppose that these are the horses from which we are thrown. We see things as we are, not as they are. How do we best see? With eyes old or new? How well do we rise after falling? Catherine is small and everyone else is big. The world has lots of rules which she cannot keep up with, and lots of things happen that just don't feel right. With Dad gone and Mum at work, Catherine spends her days with Bernard and Pat. These are days that she will never forget but never quite remember, either. Bernard and Pat is a tour-de-force, a novel deeply aware of the peculiarities of memory and the vulnerability of childhood. Catherine's voice is unforgettable.
James Blair to Elizabeth Blair Relating His Travel Through Rio de Janeiro and the Antarctic Circle, 26 April 1839
Writes to his sister from the United States Ship Peacock. Relates his travels through Rio de Janeiro and the Antarctic Circle. Discusses his study and use of Spanish in port. Inquires about his parents, including Washington, D.C. Globe newspaper editor Francis Preston Blair.
