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AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (ALS)

by HAMLIN, Hannibal

26 August 1880

AUTOGRAPH NOTE SIGNED (ANS)

by CARTER, Jimmy [James Earl CARTER]

[Plains, GA] 1998

AUTOGRAPH LIMERICK SIGNED

by ROOSEVELT, Eleanor

7 August 1930

AUTOGRAPH MANUSCRIPT SIGNED (AMS)

by MADISON, Dolley

n.p. 17 July 1848

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (ALS)

by STANTON, Edwin

New York 24 September 1867

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, TO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER GEORGE SAUL OF SYRACUSE, REFLECTING BITTERLY ON HIS LOSS TO ULYSSES GRANT AS THE 1868 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT

by Seymour, Horatio

Utica, NY 1868

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, FROM BANGOR MAINE, 14 DECEMBER 1882, TO F[ERGUSON] HAINES, PROMINENT BIDDEFORD AND PORTLAND MANUFACTURER AND NUMISMATIST, CONCERNING LETTERS FROM ABRAHAM LINCOLN PURPORTEDLY IN HAMLIN'S POSSESSION

by Hamlin, Hannibal

Maine 1882

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, FROM COLONEL HENRY BUEHLER, HARRISBURG, 29 OCTOBER 1842, TO REAH FRAZER OF LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA, REGARDING THE UPCOMING DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION: "THERE CAN BE NO DOUBT OF THE POLICY OF POSTPONING THE JANUARY CONVENTION UNTIL, SAY THE 4 MARCH AND MAKING THE CASE A 'DEMOCRATIC' ONE TO NOMINATE A CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY. IF WE GO ON WITH THE 'BUCHANAN CONVENTION' AS CONTEMPLATED - IT WILL NO DOUBT BE FULL AND RESPECTABLE - ALL WE COULD WISH EXCEPT THAT IT WILL NOT BE LOOKED UPON AS A GENERAL THING AND MAY LEAD TO SIMILAR CALLS AND CONVENTIONS ON THE PART OF THE FRIENDS OF THE OTHER CANDIDATES. I HAVE ALWAYS HAD THIS OPINION ON THE SUBJECT AND NOW FINDING SO MANY OF OUR FRIENDS OF THE SAME WAY OF THINKING WRITE TO ADDRESS YOU ON THE SUBJECT IN ORDER THAT WE MAY KNOW THE VIEWS ENTERTAINED AT HEADQUARTERS. "WOULD IT BE BEST THEN TO CHANGE THE TIME & IF SO WHAT DAY SHALL BE NAMED? "WHO SHALL ACT AND BY WHAT AUTHORITY SHALL THE ANNOUNCEMENT BE MADE AND HOW? "WILL

by [Pennsylvania Democratic Party] Buehler, Henry

Harrisburg, PA 1842

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED FROM WASHINGTON, 4 MARCH 1844, TO AN UNIDENTIFIED RECIPIENT CONCERNING AN UPCOMING NOMINATION TO THE SUPREME COURT BY PRESIDENT JOHN TYLER

by Bates, Isaac Chapman

Washington 1844

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, DATED AT BOSTON, OCTOBER 4, 1889, FROM BARRETT WENDELL TO "MY DEAR MR. HAVEN," DESCRIBING PRESIDENT ANDREW JOHNSON'S DISTRAUGHT STATE DURING THE IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS: "THE STORY OF ANDREW JOHNSON IS THIS. I HAVE IT DIRECTLY FROM THE MAN CONCERNED. THIS WAS AN INTIMATE FRIEND OF MR. HUGH MCCULLOCH, WHO YOU MAY REMEMBER WAS JOHNSON'S SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY. DURING THE IMPEACHMENT THIS GENTLEMAN, WHO CHANCED TO BE IN WASHINGTON, CALLED ON MR. MCCULLOCH. THE SECRETARY . . . ASKED HIM HIS OPINION OF THE PRESIDENT. "'I THINK HIM,' SAID THE VISITOR, 'IMPOLITIC BUT THOROUGHLY HONEST.' 'YOU MUST TELL HIM SO,' SAID MR. MCCULLOCH. "IN SPITE OF PROTESTATIONS, THE VISITOR WAS HURRIED TO THE WHITE HOUSE & INTO SOME INNER ROOM, WHERE THEY FOUND JOHNSON ALONE. THERE HE WAS ASKED TO REPEAT TO THE PRESIDENT WHAT HE HAD SAID TO THE SECRETARY. WITH NATURAL HESITATION HE DID SO. WHEN HE CAME TO THE WORD 'HONEST' JOHNSON SPRANG TO HIS FEET, HELD OUT BOTH HANDS, & LITERALLY WEEPING, GRA

by [Johnson, Andrew] Wendell, Barrett

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, 9 MARCH 1835, FROM WASHINGTON, TO WILLIAM OR FRANCIS BAYLIES, DISCUSSING RELATIONS WITH FRANCE, POLITICAL MATTERS, AND PERSONAL SENTIMENTS

by Wool, John E.

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

THE AVENUE OF THE ALLIES AND VICTORY

by [TAFT, William Howard] [HASSAM, Childe] NOYES, Alfred

New York : The Book Committee of the Art War Relief , (1918)

Abraham Lincoln: Great American Historians on Our Sixteenth President - 1st Edition/1st Printing

by Lamb, Brian and Susan Swain

New York : Publicaffairs , 2009

Abraham Lincoln: The War Years

by Sandburg, Carl

New York : Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc. /Harcourt, Brace & Company , c1939

Abraham Lincoln: His Life, Work and Character - 1st Edition/1st Printing

by Wagenknecht, Edward, editor

New York : Creative Age Press , 1947

Abraham Lincoln Association Papers Delivered before the Members of the Abraham Lincoln Association - 1st Edition/1st Printing

by Hay, Logan; Mary E. Humphrey and Claude G. Bowers

Springfield, IL : Abraham Lincoln Association , 1930

Abraham Lincoln: The Quest For Immortality - 1st Edition/1st Printing

by Anderson, Dwight G.

New York : Alfred A. Knopf , 1982

Abraham Lincoln The War Years

by Sandburg, Carl

New York : Harcourt, Brace & Company , 1939

Abraham Lincoln, Lawyer.; The legion of honor; Charge to a grand jury; stepping stones

by Hopkins, Richard J.

Girard : Haldeman-Julius Publications , no date