Catalogue of autograph letters and historical documents principally relating to the American Revolution : from the collection of Benson J. Lossing ... : to be sold by auction, Saturday, February 15th, 1890 ...
1890
MSS L1976.99 M MB [bound]
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Title
Catalogue of autograph letters and historical documents principally relating to the American Revolution : from the collection of Benson J. Lossing ... : to be sold by auction, Saturday, February 15th, 1890 ...
Variant Title
Catalogue of autograph letters and historical documents : from the collection of Benson J. Lossing
Published
Boston C.F. Libbie, Jr. 1890
Description
[2], 48 p. ; 23 cm.
Call Number
MSS L1976.99 M MB [bound]
System Control No.
(OCoLC)35689185
Note
Cover title: Catalogue of autograph letters and historical documents : from the collection of Benson J. Lossing ...
Printed catalogue with prices noted in red ink.
"Note"(p. [2]): The collection herein described is entirely American, and principally of the period of the Revolution.... Among them are ... specimens of Ethan Allen, Benedict Arnold, Geo. Rogers Clarke, Greene, Gates, ... Lafayette ... Daniel Morgan, Israel Putnam ... Ant'y Wayne ... and a large number of other prominent men ... including Roche de Fermoy and De Woedtke ... British officers are represented by Burgoyne, Carleton, Sir H. Clinton, Cornwallis, Sir Wm Howe, Riedesel ... and others; among the French lll De Grasse, Rochambeau, Dumas, St. Simons and Viomenil.... Many are addressed to General Schuyler, and refer to the disastrous campaign of Montgomery and to the military operations in the Northern Department ..."
Also includes SOC's ms. circular letter of representatives of state societies (no. 78).
Inscribed on front cover: John Schuyler from Libbie & Co.
Two letters tipped in on title: (1) B. Lossing A.L.S. Poughkeepsie N.Y., 13 Nov. 1863 to Francis [Southwick?] regarding Schuyler manuscripts; (2) Th. Schuyler A.L.S. New York, 25 March 1890 to John [Schuyler?] concerning sale of Gen. Schuyler's letters.
Printed catalogue with prices noted in red ink.
"Note"(p. [2]): The collection herein described is entirely American, and principally of the period of the Revolution.... Among them are ... specimens of Ethan Allen, Benedict Arnold, Geo. Rogers Clarke, Greene, Gates, ... Lafayette ... Daniel Morgan, Israel Putnam ... Ant'y Wayne ... and a large number of other prominent men ... including Roche de Fermoy and De Woedtke ... British officers are represented by Burgoyne, Carleton, Sir H. Clinton, Cornwallis, Sir Wm Howe, Riedesel ... and others; among the French lll De Grasse, Rochambeau, Dumas, St. Simons and Viomenil.... Many are addressed to General Schuyler, and refer to the disastrous campaign of Montgomery and to the military operations in the Northern Department ..."
Also includes SOC's ms. circular letter of representatives of state societies (no. 78).
Inscribed on front cover: John Schuyler from Libbie & Co.
Two letters tipped in on title: (1) B. Lossing A.L.S. Poughkeepsie N.Y., 13 Nov. 1863 to Francis [Southwick?] regarding Schuyler manuscripts; (2) Th. Schuyler A.L.S. New York, 25 March 1890 to John [Schuyler?] concerning sale of Gen. Schuyler's letters.
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