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Articles 94531 - 94560 of 94607
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The Royal Stag-Hunt, J. West
The Royal Stag-Hunt, J. West
Broadside Ballads: England
Song concerning a merry stag (deer) hunting and honoring Kings & Queens
Land Deed, Rutherford County, Nc, 5 March 1802, Author Unknown
Land Deed, Rutherford County, Nc, 5 March 1802, Author Unknown
Personal and Business Correspondence, 1821-1840 (Series 1.1)
No abstract provided.
Monody On The Much Lamented Death Of The Most Noble Francis Duke Of Bedford, Author Unknown
Monody On The Much Lamented Death Of The Most Noble Francis Duke Of Bedford, Author Unknown
Broadside Ballads: England
Mourning song for Francis, 5th Duke of Bedford
Indenture, Rutherford County, Nc, 28 October 1801, Author Unknown
Indenture, Rutherford County, Nc, 28 October 1801, Author Unknown
Personal and Business Correspondence, 1821-1840 (Series 1.1)
No abstract provided.
Papers In Relation To The Official Conduct Of Governour Sargent / Published By Particular Desire Of His Friends, Winthrop Sargent, Thomas & Andrews, Boston (Mass.)
Papers In Relation To The Official Conduct Of Governour Sargent / Published By Particular Desire Of His Friends, Winthrop Sargent, Thomas & Andrews, Boston (Mass.)
Mississippi Territorial Documents
No abstract provided.
Report Of The Committee On The Representation Of The House Of Representatives Of The Mississippi Territory, Mississippi. General Assembly. House Of Representatives. Committee On The Representation Of The House Of Representatives, Mississippi. Legislature. House Of Representatives
Report Of The Committee On The Representation Of The House Of Representatives Of The Mississippi Territory, Mississippi. General Assembly. House Of Representatives. Committee On The Representation Of The House Of Representatives, Mississippi. Legislature. House Of Representatives
Mississippi Territorial Documents
No abstract provided.
A Bond-Street Lounger, George Saville Carey (1743-1807)
A Bond-Street Lounger, George Saville Carey (1743-1807)
Broadside Ballads: England
Details a man who lives all his days at another's expense
Petition Of Cato West, And Others, On Behalf Of Themselves And The Other Inhabitants Of The Mississippi Territory. : With The Documents Accompanying The Same. 13th January, 1800. Referred To Mr. Claiborne, Mr. Griswold, Mr. Henderson, Mr. Nott, And Mr. Bartlett. : (Published By Order Of The House Of Representatives), Cato West, William Ross, Philadelphia (Pa.), United States. Congress (6th, 1st Session : 1799-1800). House
Petition Of Cato West, And Others, On Behalf Of Themselves And The Other Inhabitants Of The Mississippi Territory. : With The Documents Accompanying The Same. 13th January, 1800. Referred To Mr. Claiborne, Mr. Griswold, Mr. Henderson, Mr. Nott, And Mr. Bartlett. : (Published By Order Of The House Of Representatives), Cato West, William Ross, Philadelphia (Pa.), United States. Congress (6th, 1st Session : 1799-1800). House
Mississippi Territorial Documents
No abstract provided.
Land Deed, North Carolina, 5 December 1798, Author Unknown
Land Deed, North Carolina, 5 December 1798, Author Unknown
Personal and Business Correspondence, 1821-1840 (Series 1.1)
No abstract provided.
Land Deed, North Carolina, 5 December 1798, Author Unknown
Land Deed, North Carolina, 5 December 1798, Author Unknown
Personal and Business Correspondence, 1821-1840 (Series 1.1)
No abstract provided.
Young Casey Is The Lad, Author Unknown
Young Casey Is The Lad, Author Unknown
Broadside Ballads: England
Enlistment and tenure of a soldier under Corporal Casey
The Primrose Girl, Author Unknown
Desponding Negro, Author Unknown
The Loyalist, Author Unknown
The Loyalist, Author Unknown
Broadside Ballads: England
Loyalty for King George III and Britain
Carrion Crow, Author Unknown
Carrion Crow, Author Unknown
Broadside Ballads: England
A man shoots an arrow into a sow instead of a crow.
News Article Reporting The Death Of An Enslaved Person Named Quaco, Pricleau
News Article Reporting The Death Of An Enslaved Person Named Quaco, Pricleau
Lantern Project
News article reporting the death of an enslaved man named Quaco, who reportedly attacked his overseer, a man named Denham, after Denham struck Quaco's wife; Denham shot Quaco, who was enslaved by a Mr. Pricleau
News Article Requesting Information On The Whereabouts Of An Enslaved Person Named Sarah, Andrew Stewart
News Article Requesting Information On The Whereabouts Of An Enslaved Person Named Sarah, Andrew Stewart
Lantern Project
News article requesting information or the return of an enslaved woman named Sarah, presumed to have run away
News Article Reporting On The Actions Of An Enslaved Person Named Judy And 8 Other Enslaved Persons, John Postell
News Article Reporting On The Actions Of An Enslaved Person Named Judy And 8 Other Enslaved Persons, John Postell
Lantern Project
News article describing the plans that an enslaved woman named Judy carried out with an unnamed accomplice (presumed enslaved man) to remove 7 other enslaved persons named Thomas, Hannah, Caesar, London, Ishmael, Captain, and Anthony from Round O Plantation
News Article Regarding A Group Of Over 100 Runaway Enslaved Persons Sheltering On Belleisle Island, Author Unknown
News Article Regarding A Group Of Over 100 Runaway Enslaved Persons Sheltering On Belleisle Island, Author Unknown
Lantern Project
News article detailing several attacks that were carried out against a group of over 100 runaway enslaved persons who had taken up shelter on Belleisle Island near Savannah
News Article Reporting On An Unnamed Enslaved Person's Attempt To Poison A Lodger, Jacob Milligan
News Article Reporting On An Unnamed Enslaved Person's Attempt To Poison A Lodger, Jacob Milligan
Lantern Project
News article reporting that an unnamed enslaved woman in the family of Captain Jacob Milligan attempted to poison a lodger
Sweet Poll Of Plymouth, Author Unknown
Sweet Poll Of Plymouth, Author Unknown
Broadside Ballads: England
An impressed sailor leaves his love at home.
The Double Mistake, Author Unknown
The Double Mistake, Author Unknown
Broadside Ballads: England
Narrative song concerning socioeconomic classes interacting and drinking.
Resolution Of The Senate Of South Carolina (12 August 1783), Francis Sharp
Resolution Of The Senate Of South Carolina (12 August 1783), Francis Sharp
Skipwith Revolutionary War Letters
Resolution of the Senate of South Carolina commending Greene for his service in the Southern department, to be presented by the Governor, signed by Francis Sharp, President of the Senate of South Carolina.
George Washington To Nathanael Greene (29 January 1783), George Washington, Nathanael Greene
George Washington To Nathanael Greene (29 January 1783), George Washington, Nathanael Greene
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Washington discusses possible scenarios concerning British capture of territory; continues by discussing his interest in the upcoming discussion in between Parliament and King George III as well as Richard Oswald's use of the phrase United States of America
Nathanael Greene To The Inhabitants Of Baltimore (September 1783), Nathanael Greene
Nathanael Greene To The Inhabitants Of Baltimore (September 1783), Nathanael Greene
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Greene is flattered by the kindness of the people of Baltimore upon his return from the front lines.
Nathanael Greene To David Oliphant (21 December 1782), Nathanael Greene, David Oliphant
Nathanael Greene To David Oliphant (21 December 1782), Nathanael Greene, David Oliphant
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Greene authorizes Oliphant to grant forage for the Army's General Hospital.
Thad Kosciuszko To Nathanael Greene (18 November 1782), Tadeusz Kosciuszko, Nathanael Greene
Thad Kosciuszko To Nathanael Greene (18 November 1782), Tadeusz Kosciuszko, Nathanael Greene
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Kosciuszko recounts the Battle of James Island (S.C.) [referenced in the letter as John's Island] where the Patriots were outnumbered by the British, and where Capt. [William] Willmott was mortally wounded.
Count De Rochambeau To Nathanael Greene (26 June 1782), Jean-Baptiste Donatien De Vimeur Rochambeau, Comte De, Nathanael Greene
Count De Rochambeau To Nathanael Greene (26 June 1782), Jean-Baptiste Donatien De Vimeur Rochambeau, Comte De, Nathanael Greene
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Rochambeau relays the poor reception of Carleton's proposition to the Congress, discusses details of intelligence, and announces the intent of the French to join forces with General Washington in New York.
Anthony Wayne To Nathanael Greene (24 June 1782), Anthony Wayne, Nathanael Greene
Anthony Wayne To Nathanael Greene (24 June 1782), Anthony Wayne, Nathanael Greene
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Wayne reports a battle between Col. Posey's battalion and a large number of Creek Indians who had combined forces with the British Army to conduct a surprise attack. The battalion held its own, and won several British trophies, mostly horses, but did lose a number of men in Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery.
David Ramsay To Nathanael Greene (9 June 1782), David Ramsay, Nathanael Greene
David Ramsay To Nathanael Greene (9 June 1782), David Ramsay, Nathanael Greene
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Ramsay acknowledges that Greene's unit would be in better spirits if they had more to keep them busy. He reports discussions from Congress about supplies, recent developments near Jamaica, and updates on various familiar names. He also mentions the popularity of George Washington.