Account of Tobias Lear's employment as private secretary to George Washington
MSS L2018F132
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Title
Account of Tobias Lear's employment as private secretary to George Washington
Published
Portsmouth, N.H. 18--?]
Description
[2] p. on conjugate leaves ; 21 cm.
Call Number
MSS L2018F132
Note
"Lear House, Hunking St., Portsmouth, N.H."
Account of the origins of Tobias Lear's service to George Washington as his private secretary, including biographical details and of Washington's visit to Lear's home in Portsmouth, N.H. in 1789.
With: Account of Lear's marriages and his portraits. Text closely resembles – through much shortened -- Charles Warren Brewster’s account of the Lear House in Rambles about Portsmouth: First Series: Sketches of Persons, Localities and Incidents of Two Centuries (Portsmouth, N.H.: Published by Lewis W. Brewster, 1873).
Account of the origins of Tobias Lear's service to George Washington as his private secretary, including biographical details and of Washington's visit to Lear's home in Portsmouth, N.H. in 1789.
With: Account of Lear's marriages and his portraits. Text closely resembles – through much shortened -- Charles Warren Brewster’s account of the Lear House in Rambles about Portsmouth: First Series: Sketches of Persons, Localities and Incidents of Two Centuries (Portsmouth, N.H.: Published by Lewis W. Brewster, 1873).
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