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Charles Eliot Norton Compositions
Autograph manuscripts concerning church theology and Franciscan merchants in the Middle Ages.
American Inventions and Improvements in Breech-Loading Small Arms, Heavy Ordnance, Machine Guns, Magazine Arms, Fixed Ammunition, Pistols, Projectiles, Explosives, and Other Munitions of War, Including a Chapter on Sporting Arms
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The Papers of Andrew Johnson
The correspondence in this volume is related to the steps toward impeachment, including Congress passing the Tenure of Office Act.
Philip Richard Fendall
This collection of Fendall papers, covering the period 1819 to 1860, includes the following: miscellaneous correspondence and accounts; papers and correspondence concerning the purchase and operation of the National Journal, 1830; correspondence, from 1845 to 1856, with William Gowans (1803-1870), a bookdealer and bibliophile, concerning books Fendall wished to purchase; correspondence and notes, from 1845 to 1847, concerning the case of Hall vs. Hull, involving nonpayment to a bookdealer, Walker and Gillis; letters to Fendall from another bookdealer, Charles B. Norton (1825-1891), from 1856 to 1860, concerning books Fendall wished to order.
