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Correspondence between John Quincy Adams, Esquire President of the United States and Several Citizens of Massachusetts concerning the Charge of a Design to Dissolve the Union alleged to have Existed in that State. John Quincy Adams.

Correspondence between John Quincy Adams, Esquire President of the United States and Several Citizens of Massachusetts concerning the Charge of...

Boston: Press of the Boston Daily Advertiser, L. L. Lewis, Printer, 1829. First edition, with a period in imprint at end of “Congress-street”. The previous October the National Intelligencer had contained a statement made by the President denouncing “certain citizens of Massachusetts as having been engaged in a design to... Read More

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A Letter to the Hon. Harrison Gray Otis...on the present State of Our national Affairs: With Remarks upon Mr. Pickering's Letter to the Governor of the Commonwealth [His Excellency James Sullivan]. John Quincy Adams.

A Letter to the Hon. Harrison Gray Otis...on the present State of Our national Affairs: With Remarks upon Mr. Pickering's...

New Haven: Sidney's Press, 1808. Commenting upon American co-minister in Great Britain Pickering's pamphlet on the Embargo and the the controversy between England and the United States. Adams felt the need to respond noting that several statements which Pickering made were biased or not completely true and needed clarification. American... Read More

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An Oration addressed to the Citizens of the Town of Quincy, on the Fourth of July, 1831, the Fifty-Fifth Anniversary of the Independence of the United States of America. John Quincy Adams.

An Oration addressed to the Citizens of the Town of Quincy, on the Fourth of July, 1831, the Fifty-Fifth Anniversary...

Boston: Richardson, Lord and Holbrook, 1831. First edition. This July 4 address is significant, because Adams addresses South Carolina's growing attachment to Nullification as a desirable response to federal tariff policies. He shows here that Nullification is an "effort to organize insurrection against the laws of the United States. " Read More

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Autograph Letter, Signed. To William Meredith concerning the settlement of the Brantingham Tract in the Adirondack region of New York. Adirondacks, Caleb Lyon.

SETTLING THE ADIRONDACKS

Autograph Letter, Signed. To William Meredith concerning the settlement of the Brantingham Tract in the Adirondack region of New York.

Philadelphia: June 18, 1821. SETTLING THE ADIRONDACKS. A significant document chronicling the early settlement of Lewis County and the Brantigham Tract of New York. Reading in part: "I am owner of part of the Brantingham tract, and have the agency of the remainder except that belonging to the heirs of the... Read More

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Letters from the Woods. [Editorial Correspondence.] Random Rhymes, from 20 to 70. Annual Addresses, Written for Press Carriers. Spine title: Forest, Lake and Random Rhymes]. Adirondacks, Edward B. Osborne.

The Adirondacks in the 1850s

Letters from the Woods. [Editorial Correspondence.] Random Rhymes, from 20 to 70. Annual Addresses, Written for Press Carriers. Spine title...

Poughkeepsie: [Privately Printed], 1893. First edition. The Adirondacks in the 1850s. The first half of the book contains a memoir or collection of letters on deer hunting, fishing, and outdoor life in the Adirondacks, Michigan, and Canada in the 1950 and 1860s. Read More

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Manuscript Document, signed, being a court deposition regarding the behavior of Capt. Christopher Taylor of Boston. Jeremiah Allen, treasurer, receiver general for Massachusetts.

Manuscript Document, signed, being a court deposition regarding the behavior of Capt. Christopher Taylor of Boston.

Boston: April 4, 1721. “Jeremiah Allen of full adge testifieth that on Saturday last being the 1st of April towards the evening he the deponent met with Capt. Christopher Taylor in Schoolstreet, who spoke words very disagreeable to me the deponent, and seemed (to me the deponent) delirious …” Although we... Read More

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Revolution in France! [drop title]. American Broadside.

Rare American Announcement of the July Revolution

Revolution in France! [drop title].

[Boston]: Office of the Daily Commercial Gazette, n.d. [August, 1830]. Rare American Announcement of the July Revolution. This Boston broadside, published by the [Boston] Daily Commercial Gazette, contains extracts from the London papers detailing the July 1830 Revolution in France that overthrew Charles X. It is presumably one of the... Read More

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Autographed Manuscript Continental Army Discharge, Signed "RJ Meigs" to Corporal Robert Stiles. American Revolution, Col. R.eturn J.onathan Meigs.

HAVING SERVED THREE YEARS FAITHFULLY

Autographed Manuscript Continental Army Discharge, Signed "RJ Meigs" to Corporal Robert Stiles.

Westfield, [New Jersey]: April,1780. HAVING SERVED THREE YEARS FAITHFULLY. An unembellished but compelling historical testament of dutiful service during the Revolutionary War, signed on the verso by four quartemasters that supplied provisions for Stiles' long walk home to Connecticut. Reading: “Westfield, April 1780” “Corpl Robbert (sic) Stiles having served three years faithfully the... Read More

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Autographed Manuscript Receipt, Signed "Frederick Tracy" for eight barrels of flour from the Continental Store at the "Saw Pitts" American Revolution, Frederick Tracy.

CONTINENTAL RECEIPT FROM THE SAW PITTS

Autographed Manuscript Receipt, Signed "Frederick Tracy" for eight barrels of flour from the Continental Store at the "Saw Pitts"

White Plains [NY]: October 23d 1776. CONTINENTAL RECEIPT FROM THE SAW PITTS. An early receipt of the war, dated “White Plains Oct. 23d, 1776,” and written from the “Saw Pitts,” now Port Chester, NY, six days before the rout of the Continental Army at the Battle of White Plains, reading... Read More

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Autograph Letter signed ("Rich Wescoat") to Major JOSHUA MERSEREAU in Elizabeth Town (New Jersey) regarding an order for lumber from the Mersereau and his brother, John. American Revolution, Richard Wescoat.

Entrepreneurs of the Revolution

Autograph Letter signed ("Rich Wescoat") to Major JOSHUA MERSEREAU in Elizabeth Town (New Jersey) regarding an order for lumber from...

[Burlington]: 7 April 1783. Entrepreneurs of the Revolution. The lands contained all the necessary materials for shipbuilding, and in the Revolutionary War its "bog iron" made cannon balls while its hidden coves sheltered privateers. Blast furnaces, sawmills, glass factories, and brick and tile works followed until the Industrial Revolution drew... Read More

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Autographed Document Receipt, Signed "Danl Everts" "being the balance due to me on the first day of January last, as stated by the Committees of the State and of the Army." American Revolution.

BALANCE DUE FOR THREE YEARS SERVICE IN THE CONTINENTAL ARMY

Autographed Document Receipt, Signed "Danl Everts" "being the balance due to me on the first day of January last, as...

Hartford [CT]: September 8 1780. BALANCE DUE FOR THREE YEARS SERVICE IN THE CONTINENTAL ARMY. From the Battle of Valcour Island in 1776, to the brutal winter encampment in Morristown, New Jersey in 1779-1780, Daniel Everts (1749-1833) was a participant and witness to some of the most crucial periods of... Read More

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