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College of William and Mary

Chas A. Warfield papers

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Collection contains a single check account book with entries from 1899 to 1901.

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Chas A. Warfield papers 0.1 Linear Feet 1 legal size folder

Collection contains a single check account book with entries from 1899 to 1901.

College of William and Mary

Duff Green Letter

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The collection consists of one letter written by journalist, politician, and then-supporter of President John Tyler, Duff Green. The letter is marked confidential and the recipient is unnamed. It concerns the rumor in Washington, D.C. that the president would veto a forthcoming bank bill, as he had a prior bill, and that his cabinet had agreed to resign if the bill was vetoed. Green also mentions an alternative bank plan developed at the president's request.

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Duff Green Letter 0.01 Linear Feet

Green, Duff, 1791-1875

The collection consists of one letter written by journalist, politician, and then-supporter of President John Tyler, Duff Green. The letter is marked confidential and the recipient is unnamed. It concerns the rumor in Washington, D.C. that the president would veto a forthcoming bank bill, as he had a prior bill, and that his cabinet had agreed to resign if the bill was vetoed. Green also mentions an alternative bank plan developed at the president's request.

College of William and Mary

Scrapbook Concerning Business and Financial Matters

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Scrapbook, 1876-1887, of an unidentified person which contains newspaper clippings and printed correspondence from a newspaper concerning business, financial, and banking matters.

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Scrapbook Concerning Business and Financial Matters 1.00 Linear Feet

Scrapbook, 1876-1887, of an unidentified person which contains newspaper clippings and printed correspondence from a newspaper concerning business, financial, and banking matters.

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