[AUTOGRAPH DOCUMENT, SIGNED REGARDING TESTIMONY IN THE MURDER CASE OF RICHARD E. WATERHOUSE OF SAN AUGUSTINE, TEXAS]

by [Waterhouse, Richard E.]: Slaughter, R.F.

[San Augustine, Tx 1863

[AUTOGRAPH LETTER, SIGNED, FROM THOMAS HART BENTON, DISCUSSING THE FRENCH REVOLUTION OF 1848]

by Benton, Thomas Hart

Washington 1848

[AUTOGRAPH LETTER, SIGNED, FROM JOHN TRUMBULL TO MR. JOHN GROOM, ASSESSOR AT THE COURTHOUSE OF THE PARISH OF ST. MARY BOURNE]

by Trumbull, John

[England] 1799

[AUTOGRAPH LETTER, SIGNED, FROM JAMES BUCHANAN TO MAYOR DAVID LYNCH, WITH CANDID OPINIONS FROM BUCHANAN ON DEMOCRATIC RIVALS LEWIS CASS AND STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, AND EVENTUAL WHIG NOMINEE GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT]

by Buchanan, James

Wheatland, near Lancaster [Pa.] 1852

[AUTOGRAPH LETTER, SIGNED, FROM GEORGE CROGHAN, CONCERNING A MAP OF THE AMERICAN COLONIES]

by Croghan, George

[N.p. 1763

[AUTOGRAPH LETTER, SIGNED, FROM MILLARD FILLMORE TO DANIEL WEBSTER RECOMMENDING JAMES THOMPSON AS CONSUL TO SCOTLAND]

by Fillmore, Millard

Washington 1841

[AUTOGRAPH LETTER, SIGNED ("EGBT BENSON"), FROM EGBERT BENSON AS U.S. CONGRESSMAN FROM NEW YORK, TO AN UNNAMED RECIPIENT (PROBABLY SAMUEL JONES)]

by Benson, Egbert

Philadelphia 1790

[AUTOGRAPH MEMORANDUM REGARDING THE DETENTION OF THE SHIP HOLLAND ON AUGUST 7, 1796]

by [Trumbull, John]

[N.p. 1796

[AUTOGRAPH LETTER, SIGNED, FROM JAMES MONROE TO SENATOR JOHN LANGDON OF NEW HAMPSHIRE]

by Monroe, James

Baltimore 1794

[AUTOGRAPH LETTER, SIGNED, FROM JOHN TRUMBULL TO LORD SIDMOUTH, ACCOMPANIED BY TRUMBULL'S NOTES ON THEIR RESULTING CONVERSATION ON THE WAR OF 1812]

by Trumbull, John

[London] 1813

[AUTOGRAPH LETTER, SIGNED, FROM JAMES SULLIVAN TO ELBRIDGE GERRY, CALLING FOR FRUGALITY AS A NATIONAL CHARACTERISTIC, INCLUDING AT THE PRESIDENT'S DINING TABLE]

by Sullivan, James: [Gerry, Elbridge]

Boston 1785

[AUTOGRAPH LETTER, SIGNED, FROM VICE PRESIDENT JOHN TYLER TO DANIEL WEBSTER, RECOMMENDING A CANDIDATE FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF MISSISSIPPI]

by Tyler, John

[Washington] 1841

[AUTOGRAPH LETTER, SIGNED, FROM GOVERNOR SAMUEL HUNTINGTON TO HENRY KNOX REGARDING CONNECTICUT'S REACTION TO THE NEUTRALITY PROCLAMATION]

by Huntington, Samuel

Norwich, Ct 1793

[AUTOGRAPH LETTER, SIGNED, FROM ELBRIDGE GERRY TO AN UNIDENTIFIED RECIPIENT, DISCUSSING MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS]

by Gerry, Elbridge

Washington 1814

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 '

by [Johnson, Andrew] Wendell, Barrett

Abans del sis d'Octubre (un dietari). Edicio anotada per Amadeu Cuito

by Hurtado, Amadeu

Barcelona : Quaderns Crema , 2008

Abraham Lincoln Mourning Stereoview

by ABRAHAM LINCOLN

Boston, MA 1865

Abraham Lincoln: The War Years

by Sandburg, Carl

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

Abraham Lincoln: Sein Leben, Wirken Und Sterben

by Bungener, Laurence Louis Felix

Bern, CH : Verlag von Carl H. Mann , 1866

Abraham Lincoln: A Biography

by Thomas, Benjamin P.

New York and Toronto, ON : Rinehart & Company, Inc. , [1952]