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San Marino, CA 91108
Manuscripts
Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
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Manuscripts
Contents: letter book contains copies of 88 letters, Oct. 5-1816-Aug. 4, 1818; of these, 75 are to Castlereagh & 13 are marked "separate" and include letters to Castlereagh and other officials. Note: leather binding is very fragile and damaged -- please handle carefully. Many pages are blank; end of volume contains 8 pages of expenses for Mar.-June 1826. VOLUME BOXED SEPARATELY AT THE END OF THE COLLECTION.
HM 77438
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Manuscripts
Contents: letter book contains copies of 29 letters, Mar. 25-Nov. 10; addressed to "Sir" [George Canning]. Note: leather binding is very fragile and damaged -- please handle carefully. Many pages are blank. VOLUME BOXED SEPARATELY AT THE END OF THE COLLECTION.
HM 77496
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Manuscripts
Note: leather binding in excellent condition. Some pages in pencil. Cataloger's Note: these notes seem to be based on a three-volume work, perhaps The History of England, abridged from Hume by the Rev. Charles Hereford (3 vols., 1795).
HM 77533
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Manuscripts
Note: paper binding damaged & fragile -- please handle carefully; with later label. Some pages in pencil; many pages are blank and were not included in total page count. Cataloger's Note: notes and extracts chiefly deriving from Sismondi, Histoire des républiques Italiennes du moyen age (16 vols., 1809-1818).
HM 77532
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Manuscripts
This collection is an excellent research resource for an English military and diplomatic family in the 19th century; specifically the period covering the Napoleonic Wars and British diplomatic influence in Europe and Central America. Though there is a strong family connection to Jamaica, there is no material in the collection related to Jamaica, slavery or Edward Long's belief in polygenism.
HM 77514
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Manuscripts
This collection is an excellent research resource for an English military and diplomatic family in the 19th century; specifically the period covering the Napoleonic Wars and British diplomatic influence in Europe and Central America. Though there is a strong family connection to Jamaica, there is no material in the collection related to Jamaica, slavery or Edward Long's belief in polygenism.
HM 77509