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Alexander Hugh Holmes Stuart Copybook, 1851/1852

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Letter copybook, 1851-1852, of Alexander H. H. Stuart, kept while serving as United States Secretary of the Interior. Includes official and personal correspondence. Index.

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B. G. Manor Letter Copybook, 1893/1894

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Letter copybook, 1893-1894, of B. G. Manor, grist miller, of New Market, Shenandoah County, Virginia.

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Child's Drawing Copybook, 1850

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Drawing copybook, ca. 1850, entitled "Accessary to Chapman's American Drawingbook . . . No. 1, 1850," of an unidentified child. The volume bears the signature of E. T. Pilsen on the front cover, and contains simple line drawings.

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F. A. Lewis Letter Copybook, 1838/1871, bulk 1838/1842

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Letter copybook, 1838-1871, of F.. A. Lewis, (Fisher Ames Lewis) of Fortress Monroe, Virginiaa. and Jefferson County, West Virginia. Many of the later letters are religiously oriented and addressed to public officials.

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James Patton Copybook, 1804/1806

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Letter copybook, 1804-1806, of James Patton, planter, commission merchant, and shipowner, Alexandria, Va.

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James S. Browning Copybook, 1890/1902

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Copybook, 1890-1902, of James S. Browning, which includes business correspondence of the Browning [Coal] Mines.

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J. A. Robinson Letter Copybook, 1858/1860

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Letter copybook, 1858-1860, of J. A. Robinson, merchant and postmaster, Fetterman, Taylor County, Virginia [West Virginia].

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John S. Devlin Letter Copybook, 1849/1855

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Letter copybook, 1849-1855, of Lt. John S. Devlin, U. S. Marine Corps, while cruising on the U. S. S. Falmouth (United States West Coast and some Pacific Islands) and in Washington, D. C. and Brooklyn, N. Y. Concerns a court martial and includes accounts.

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Lizzie Ellis Bernard Copybook, 1878/1887

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Copybook of Lizzie Ellis Bernard of Rockwood, Orange Coounty and Petersburg, Virginia. The following description was provided by the seller: "There are several numbered pages where the writer has copied poems, lengthy essays, German language exercises, lists for home remedies, word puzzles, etc. She has also cut pages, cartoons and articles from newspapers and broadsides and glued them over existing hand-written work.... There is a newspaper piece with an image of a New Year's clock from 1887, and a broadside for the "Old Folks' Concert" dated 1886. There are also several entries with Lizzie Bernard's address as Petersburg, Virginia."

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Nancy Grove Copybook, 1818/1831

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School copybook, circa 1818, of Nancy Grove, which includes a multiplication table. On last page appears the name, Thomas B. Glenn, with the date June 26, 1831. Possibly Page County, Virginia. 20 pages.

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