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THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF CALVIN COOLIDGE

by COOLIDGE, Calvin

New York : Cosmopolitan Book Corp. , 1929

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED

by TYLER, John

Washington DC 30 March 1842

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (ALS)

by ADAMS, John Quincy

Washington 29 March 1830

AUTOGRAPHED LETTER SIGNED (ALS) to her son James

by ROOSEVELT, Eleanor

New York 12 May 1958 (postmark date)

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (ALS)

by CARTER, Jimmy

Plains, GA 29 February 1976

AUTOGRAPH NOTE SIGNED (ANS)

by CARTER, Jimmy [James Earl CARTER]

[Plains, GA] [2015]

AUTOGRAPH LETTER, SIGNED 5 SEPTEMBER 1861, FROM WEALTHY PHILADELPHIA PHILANTHROPIST FISHER, TO FORMER RHODE ISLAND CONGRESSMAN ELISHA POTTER, AGREEING WITH FISHER'S OPPOSITION TO LINCOLN ADMINISTRATION POLICIES

by Fisher, J. Francis

Philadelphia 1861

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED FROM CONGRESSMAN RANDALL TO AN UNKNOWN RECIPIENT, FROM WASHINGTON, 19 MARCH 1869

by Randall, Samuel Jackson [Ulysses S. Grant]

Washington D.C. 1869

AUTOGRAPH LETTER, SIGNED, BY J. WILSON TO CONGRESSMAN HUGH WHITE, ON THE STATE OF WHIG PARTY SENTIMENT IN NEW JERSEY, 11 MAY 1848

by [New Jersey Whigs in 1848]

Trenton, New Jersey 1848

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED FROM GOVERNOR JOSEPH VANCE, URBANA [OHIO], JUNE 12TH, 1838, TO HIRAM GRISWOLD, CORRESPONDING SECRETARY OF THE LOCAL WHIG PARTY: "I HAVE DELAYED ANSWERING YOUR FRIENDLY INVITATION TO JOIN THE WHIGS OF STARK CO. ON THE 4TH OF JULY NEXT AT MASSILLON TO CELEBRATE THE ANNIVERSARY OF OUR NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE... I WAS PLEASED TO LEARN FROM MY FRIEND EWING THAT HE WOULD BE WITH YOU, & I HAVE SINCE HEARD THAT GENL. HARRISON HAD ALSO ACCEPTED YOUR INVITATION. - THIS IS AS IT SHOULD BE, AND WILL BE GRATIFYING TO THE CITIZENS OF STARK TO MEET & TAKE BY THE HAND THESE TWO VETERANS OF THE GOOD OLD REPUBLICAN SCHOOL TO WHICH WE ALL PROFESS TO BELONG. THE PRINCIPLES OF THIS SCHOOL AND THAT THE GOVERNMENT & THE PEOPLE ARE ONE, & THAT THIS IS NO SEPARATION OF INTERESTS - BUT OUR GOVERNMENT - OUR PEOPLE - OUR INTEREST & OUR DESTINY. MAKE MY ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TO THE CITIZENS OF STARK COUNTY FOR THIS MANIFESTATION OF THEIR FRIENDLY COMMENDATION & REGARD AND ACCEPT FOR YOURSELF THE BEST WISHES OF YOUR FRIEND

by Vance, Joseph

Urbana [Ohio] 1838

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (ALS)

by ROOSEVELT, Eleanor

Washington DC December 29

AUTOGRAPH LIMERICK SIGNED

by ROOSEVELT, Eleanor

7 August 1930

AUTOGRAPH NOTE SIGNED (ANS)

by CARTER, Jimmy [James Earl CARTER]

[Plains, GA] 1998

AUTOGRAPH LETTER, SIGNED, BY A MAINE REPUBLICAN TO N.A. BURPEE, HIS FORMER COLLEAGUE IN THE MAINE LEGISLATURE, DENOUNCING PRESIDENT ANDREW JOHNSON AND HIS RECONSTRUCTION PROGRAM

by Lowell, William

West Minot, Maine 1867

AUTOGRAPH MANUSCRIPT SIGNED (AMS)

by MADISON, Dolley

n.p. 17 July 1848

AUTOGRAPH LETTER, SIGNED BY A FORMER LEESBURG ATTORNEY AND VIRGINIA MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES, FROM HIS NEW HOME IN PLATTE CITY, MISSOURI, 27 FEBRUARY 1861, TO M. HARRISON, ESQ., OF LEESBURG, CONCERNING THE STATE OF THE COUNTRY AND IMPENDING CIVIL WAR

by Tebbs, A. Sidney

Platte City 1861

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, DATED WASHINGTON, 29 MARCH 1824, FROM NEW YORK CONGRESSMAN JAMES STRONG TO FUTURE CONGRESSMAN AND JUDGE AARON VANDERPOEL, ESQ. OF KINDERHOOK, NEW YORK, COMMENTING ON THE UPCOMING PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION: "... I CANNOT TELL YOU WHO WILL BE PRESIDENT. I SUPPOSE NO MORTAL CAN TELL. ONE OF OUR MEMBERS TOLD ME TODAY THAT VIRGINIA WOULD GIVE UP MR. CRAWFORD IF N.Y. DID NOT GO FOR HIM. THIS MUST BE TAKEN WITH SOME GRAINS OF ALLOWANCE. VIRGINIA IS MUCH DIVIDED - AND SHE IS IN A FAIR WAY TO BE IN AS FINE A PICKLE AS N.Y. YOU KNOW I HAVE LITTLE CHOICE BETWEEN THE FOUR. I AM CLEAR FOR ONE THING - IF WE DO NOT HAVE A NORTHERN PRESIDENT - I AM FOR HAVING THEM BOTH, NAMELY, THE PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT SOUTH OF THE POTOMAC & OHIO. IF WE HAVE NOT WIT ENOUGH TO PUT OUR HEADS TOGETHER AND MAKE A PRESIDENT AT THIS TIME OF OUR OWN LIKING, WE NEVER SHALL DO IT, UNTIL WE HAVE LEARNED WISDOM IN OUR FOLLY. "IF MR. ADAMS CAN GET THE VOTE OF N.Y., IT IS THE BETTER OPINION HERE, THAT HE WILL STAND THE BEST C

by Strong, James

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, CAMP MARYLAND HEIGHTS, 8 SEPTEMBER 1864, TO "COUSIN CARRIE" SCHULTZ OF FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND, PREDICTING THAT "THE PROSPECT FOR PEACE LOOKS VERY BRIGHT FROM ATLANTA & MOBILE, THE REELECTION OF LINCOLN & THE CAPTURE OF RICHMOND WILL GO VERY NEAR UPSIZING JEFF & HIS CONFEDERACY.

by F., W.H.

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, TO M. WAKEMON, ESQR., FORTIETH CONGRESS, U.S., WASHINGTON D.C. DECEMBER 14TH, 1867: M. WAKEMAN, ESQR.| SOUTHPORT CONN.| DEAR SIR, YOUR LETTER OF THE 28TH. ULT. WAS DULY RECD.| I BEG YOUR PARDON FOR NOT HAVING SENT YOU A COPY OF MY PHOTOGRAPH IN RESPONSE TO YOUR FORMER POLITE NOTES. THE TRUTH IS THAT I HAVE NOT HAD ONE SINCE YOU WROTE TO ME REQUESTING A COPY. I CAN ONLY NOW PROMISE YOU THAT DURING THE WINTER I WILL SIT FOR SOME PHOTOGRAPHER AND SEND YOU A COPY OF THE RESULT.| I AM GREATLY OBLIGED TO YOU FOR YOUR KIND EXPRESSIONS OF REGARD; AND I DO NOT THINK WE WOULD QUARREL MUCH OVER OPINIONS RELATIVE TO THE PRESIDENT. IF YOU HAVE LESS REGARD FOR HIM THAN I HAVE, THEN, GOD HELP HIM IF THERE ARE MORE LIKE YOU; FOR I THINK MY REGARD AND OPINION OF HIM WOULD CERTAINLY UTTERLY DISGUST HIM IF HE WAS INFORMED OF THEM, AND I DOUBT NOT HE UNDERSTANDS A GOOD DEAL ABOUT IT, THOUGH I HAVE NOT SEEN HIM FOR TWO YEARS.| YOURS TRULY, JAM. F. WILSON

by Wilson, James F.

[Washington, D.C.] 1867

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, TO COLONEL BENJAMIN SHAW OF FRANKLIN, MAINE, FROM WASHINGTON, 14 FEBRUARY 1837, DESCRIBING POLITICAL MATTERS AND PRESIDENT ANDREW JACKSON AT THE END OF HIS PRESIDENCY

by Hall, Joseph

Washington 1837