142 / 239
141
2. Une autre lettre du même auteur,
2 pp. in-4
, Nouvelle Orléans, 12
août 1825
3. L.a.s. de James Hamilton, Jr : “It has been source of great
dispointment to me”...,
3 pp. in-4
, Northampton, Massachusets, 27
août 1825
4. L.a.s. de Jonathan R Smith, “I transmitt to him a monumental Euloge
or Inscription designed to illustrate the character of our venerated
Washington”...,
2 pp. in-4
, Philadelphie, 3 septembre 1825
5. L.a.s. F. Broderick, “I have to acknowledge the receipt of your
friendly letter”...,
3 pp. in-4
, Schenectady, 3 septembre 1825
6. L.a.s. William H. Neilson, “When I had the pleasure”...,
1 p. in-4
, New
York, 3 septembre 1825
7. L.a.s., signature illisible,
1 p. in-4
, Norfolk, 4 septembre 1825
8. L.a.s. de Mr Ingall, “presents his compliments”,
1 p. in-4
, Philadelphie,
5 septembre 1825
9. L.a.s. d’Isaac Bell, “Supposing this may reach you at Washington”...,
1 p. in-4
, New York, 6 septembre 1825
10. L.a.s. de Richard Pennel, “I have the pleasure of forwarding to you
by our mutual friend the Capt Allgue the Diplomas from the Masonic
Institution over which I presided”,
1 p. in-4
, New York, 15 septembre
1825
11. L.a.s. de Francis Allgue, “Your long look for and very kind letter”...,
2 pp. in-4
, Le Havre, 3 novembre 1825
11. L.a.s. de Simon De Witt Bloodgood, “the friendly invitation that you
gave me to visit you at La Grange”...,
3 pp. in-4
, Albany, 14 novembre
1825
12. Copie manuscrite d’une lettre de Peter Du Ponceau à Isaas Cox
Barnet,
1 p. in-4
, Philadelphie, 26 novembre 1825
James Hamilton, Jr. (1786-1857) represented South Carolina
in the Congress (1822–1829) and served as its 53
rd
Governor
(1830–1832). Simeon De Witt Bloodgood (1756-1834) was
geographer and surveyor General of the Continental Army
during the American Revolution and surveyor general of the
State of New York for the fifty years from 1784 until his death.
300 / 500
€
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LAFAYETTE
, Gilbert du Motier, marquis de
[Toast 20] Document autographe
Montpellier, Vermont, fin juin 1825
4 lignes
TOAST PRONONCÉ À MONTPELLIER, VERMONT.
EXEMPLAIRE DE LAFAYETTE.
TOAST IN MONTPELLIER, VERMONT. LAFAYETTE’S COPY
“Vermont, Montpellier, and the green mountains from which was early
and valiantly supported the republican cry for independence and
freedom. May its happy results be more and more enjoyed by the sons
of the green mountains”
“From Portland, the general would have been well pleased to
continue his route to the extremity of the state of Maine ; but
time was wanting ; he therefore retraced his steps towards
Burlington, passing though Windsor, Woodstock, Montpelier
etc.” (Levasseur,
Lafayette in America
, II, p. 212)
1 500 / 2 000
€
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