An edition of Thomas B. Stevenson correspondence

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Thomas B. Stevenson correspondence
Stevenson, Thomas B.
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Letter (Cincinnati) written by Stevenson to Henry T. Duncan relating to Whig party politics and the presidential campaign of 1848. Persons mentioned include Henry Clay, Winfield Scott, and Zachary Taylor.

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English

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Subjects
Correspondence, Presidents, Politics and government, Election, Whig Party (U.S.)
People
Winfield Scott (1786-1866), Zachary Taylor (1784-1850), Henry T. Duncan, Henry Clay (1777-1852)
Places
United States
Times
1848, 1945-1953

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Open to research.

Positive photocopy produced from original with permission of Alice M. Gibson. Washington, D.C. : Library of Congress, 1962.

Collection material in English.

Forms part of: Miscellaneous Manuscripts collection.

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OL25021859M
LCCN
79001615

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