A group of letters written by the novelist Abel Hermant to George Eli Hall, focusing on details of Hermant's daily life and the progress of his writings.
Alternative Title:
[Letters : Abel Hermant to George Hall]
Description:
Imperfect: some letters mutilated with loss of text.
Subject (Name):
Hall, George Eli, 1863-1911 and Hermant, Abel,--1862-1950
A group of letters written by the novelist Abel Hermant to George Eli Hall, focusing on details of Hermant's daily life and the progress of his writings.
Alternative Title:
[Letters : Abel Hermant to George Hall]
Subject (Name):
Hall, George Eli, 1863-1911 and Hermant, Abel,--1862-1950
A group of letters written by the novelist Abel Hermant to George Eli Hall, focusing on details of Hermant's daily life and the progress of his writings.
Alternative Title:
[Letters : Abel Hermant to George Hall]
Subject (Name):
Hall, George Eli, 1863-1911 and Hermant, Abel,--1862-1950
A group of letters written by the novelist Abel Hermant to George Eli Hall, focusing on details of Hermant's daily life and the progress of his writings.
Alternative Title:
[Letters : Abel Hermant to George Hall]
Subject (Name):
Hall, George Eli, 1863-1911 and Hermant, Abel,--1862-1950
A group of letters written by the novelist Abel Hermant to George Eli Hall, focusing on details of Hermant's daily life and the progress of his writings.
Alternative Title:
[Letters : Abel Hermant to George Hall]
Subject (Name):
Hall, George Eli, 1863-1911 and Hermant, Abel,--1862-1950
Coahuila and Texas (Mexico). Laws, statutes, etc. 1831, Jan. 31
Published / Created:
[23 de mayo de 1831]
Call Number:
BrSide4o Zc52 831cpb
Image Count:
2
Abstract:
Reprint, with a translation into English, of decrees of the Congreso Constitucional, No. 18, September 15, 1827, relating to slavery, and No. 164, January 31, 1831, relating to the division of the Department of Bexar into two districts.
Publisher:
[Imprenta a cargo del C. Vicente de la Parra]
Subject (Geographic):
Coahuila and Texas (Mexico)
Subject (Topic):
Slavery --Law and legislation --Mexico and Slavery --Mexico --Coahuila and Texas
Two ALS dated at Columbia, California, written by Alvah I. Davis to "Wm. B." and "Dear Will," a friend in the East. A letter dated 1854 Nov 11 discusses his plans to return to the East from Oregon via California, his subsequent decision to remain in California following the wreck of the ship Yankee Blade during his passage from San Francisco, and his work as a miner near Columbia. A letter dated 1855 Jan 27-28 describes in detail his experiences during the wreck of the Yankee Blade and discusses his impressions of Columbia and his life as a miner. The letters are accompanied by typed transcripts.
Subject (Geographic):
California--Gold discoveries and Columbia (Calif.)
Allen, Richard, Fellow of Pembroke College, Oxford
Published / Created:
1648
Call Number:
Mhc9 AL532 A7
Image Count:
85
Description:
Signatures: A-K8.
Publisher:
Printed by J. Macock, to be sold by Nathaniel Brooks,
Subject (Topic):
Anabaptists --Early works to 1800, Arminianism --Early works to 1800, Catholics --England --Early works to 1800, Christian sects --England --Early works to 1800, and Protestants --England --Early works to 1800