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Jackson, Andrew, 1767-1845 |
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Andrew Jackson and New Orleans
Reprinted photograph of a sketch of American forces under Andrew Jackson as he defends a New Orleans against the British in one of the most important battles of the War of 1812.
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Fight Between The Kentucky Coon & The Tennessee Alligator
Fight Between The Kentucky Coon & The Tennessee Alligator lithograph with the following description from the Library of Congress: A woodland fantasy satirizing the prominent figures of the 1844 election campaign. The artist favors Whig candidate Henry Clay, the "Kentucky Coon," who is shown overwhelming Democrat James K. Polk, the "Tenessee [Tennessee] Alligator," in a wrestling contest. Clay exults, "It is no use to try to poke this nondescript...
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Funeral Orations General Andrew Jackson
Extra: Louisville Democrat, Containing Funeral Orations in Honor of the Deceased Patriot General Andrew Jackson, Louisville, July 16, 1845 with orations of Mr. [Thomas L.] Smith delivered at Louisville, Kentucky, Mr. [George M.] Dallas at Philadelphia, Mr.[George] Bancroft at Washington City.
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General Jackson's Duel with Dickinson
Removed from Harper's Weekly, Jan. 8, 1859 two Vignettes: The dueling ground and the room in which Dickinson died 27 x 39 cm.
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Jacksonian Hotel, Scottsville, Ky.
Unused stationery from the Jacksonian Hotel, Scottsville, Ky. with logo of General Andrew Jackson on horseback. Letter paper (2 leaves) includes the hotel's location "on U. S. 31-E" centered at bottom of page. 24.1 x 15.2 cm (letter paper) 9.2 x 16.5 cm (envelope)
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Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner
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Letters of Anthony Wayne, Andrew Jackson and William Henry Harrison to various people
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Papers - Vance, Edward Richard, 1833-1902
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Papers (Barry, William Taylor, 1784-1835) - Barry, William Taylor, 1784-1835
Typescript copies of correspondence of William Taylor Barry, Lexington, Kentucky, between colleagues, family, and political leaders. Includes a photocopied article with excerpts from Barry's correspondence, 1803-1835.
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Papers (Barry, William Taylor, 1784-1835) - Barry, William Taylor, 1784-1835
Photocopies of two letters by Barry while serving as Postmaster General under President Andrew Jackson. Letter 27 November 1832 to James K. Polk relates to mail service in Tennessee. Letter 7 February 1833 to Martin Van Buren concerns national politics. The bulk of the collection is research material, including other correspondence, that was typed or hand copied by J.F. Kany for the master's thesis he wrote on Barry in 1934.
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