This book was compiled in several hands, mostly by Benjamin Butterworth in Petersburg, Virginia, 1828-1867. Petersburg is located 22 miles south of Richmond. The city was founded in 1646 as a military post (Fort Henry) on the site of an indian...
This book has its original calf binding, with 166 pages of which 126 are written. These recipes, covering 94 pages, include metrical paraphrases of the psalms and extracts from Tillotson's sermons, written in three different hands. The most...
Concerning a power of attorney they (Leigh Hunt, Isaac Hunt, Hugh Shewell Hunt, Sally Hunt, Mary Anne Hunt, Martha Hunt, Robert Hunt, John Hunt) are sending to him so that he may administer and sell land they inherited in the United States.
Concerning inviting Robertson to meet with him next Thursday; Hunt's desire to get a song by Purcell at Turnbull's; his plans to call in Tichfield Street that evening.
Account of an Englishman's voyage across the Atlantic and his travels on land and water throughout eastern Canada and the United States, from New York to Iowa and back.
Clergy; Chaplains; War; Military life; Military medicine; Campaigns & battles; Hospital ships; Religion; Reunions; Reformatories
Corkhill was a Methodist minister, instrumental in the founding of Iowa Wesleyan College and the reformatories in Mitchellville and Eldora, Iowa. Governor Samuel Kirkwood commissioned this account of Corkhill's experiences as a chaplain for the...
Concerning his plea for Carpere's favor toward his son, Thornton Leigh Hunt, who is a candidate for the office of librarian to the Western literary institution in Leicester Square.