Box 1
Contains 58 Results:
Salvini, Tomaso., 12/24/1903-12/24/1903
Collected Documents (1737-1929). Consists of some thirty documents, mostly letters, created by notable historical and literary figures, such as Robert Browning, Aaron Burr, Henry James, Napoleon III, Robert Louis Stevenson, Alfred Tennyson, Queen Victoria, Daniel Webster, and the Duke of Wellington. Represents a fine personal manuscript collection. Collected by Ms. Mary Weinmann. Arranged alphabetically by last name of individual.
Stevenson, Robert Louis., 08/22/1889-08/22/1889
Collected Documents (1737-1929). Consists of some thirty documents, mostly letters, created by notable historical and literary figures, such as Robert Browning, Aaron Burr, Henry James, Napoleon III, Robert Louis Stevenson, Alfred Tennyson, Queen Victoria, Daniel Webster, and the Duke of Wellington. Represents a fine personal manuscript collection. Collected by Ms. Mary Weinmann. Arranged alphabetically by last name of individual.
Tennyson, Alfred., 12/15/1881-12/15/1881
Collected Documents (1737-1929). Consists of some thirty documents, mostly letters, created by notable historical and literary figures, such as Robert Browning, Aaron Burr, Henry James, Napoleon III, Robert Louis Stevenson, Alfred Tennyson, Queen Victoria, Daniel Webster, and the Duke of Wellington. Represents a fine personal manuscript collection. Collected by Ms. Mary Weinmann. Arranged alphabetically by last name of individual.
Theatre de l'Egalite., 01/01/1758-12/31/1794
Collected Documents (1737-1929). Consists of some thirty documents, mostly letters, created by notable historical and literary figures, such as Robert Browning, Aaron Burr, Henry James, Napoleon III, Robert Louis Stevenson, Alfred Tennyson, Queen Victoria, Daniel Webster, and the Duke of Wellington. Represents a fine personal manuscript collection. Collected by Ms. Mary Weinmann. Arranged alphabetically by last name of individual.
Trollope, Anthony., 10/24/1858-10/24/1858
Collected Documents (1737-1929). Consists of some thirty documents, mostly letters, created by notable historical and literary figures, such as Robert Browning, Aaron Burr, Henry James, Napoleon III, Robert Louis Stevenson, Alfred Tennyson, Queen Victoria, Daniel Webster, and the Duke of Wellington. Represents a fine personal manuscript collection. Collected by Ms. Mary Weinmann. Arranged alphabetically by last name of individual.
Victoria (Queen of England)., 04/29/1845-04/29/1845
Collected Documents (1737-1929). Consists of some thirty documents, mostly letters, created by notable historical and literary figures, such as Robert Browning, Aaron Burr, Henry James, Napoleon III, Robert Louis Stevenson, Alfred Tennyson, Queen Victoria, Daniel Webster, and the Duke of Wellington. Represents a fine personal manuscript collection. Collected by Ms. Mary Weinmann. Arranged alphabetically by last name of individual.
Victoria Eugenia (Queen of Spain)., 11/12/1929-11/12/1929
Collected Documents (1737-1929). Consists of some thirty documents, mostly letters, created by notable historical and literary figures, such as Robert Browning, Aaron Burr, Henry James, Napoleon III, Robert Louis Stevenson, Alfred Tennyson, Queen Victoria, Daniel Webster, and the Duke of Wellington. Represents a fine personal manuscript collection. Collected by Ms. Mary Weinmann. Arranged alphabetically by last name of individual.
Walpole, Horace., 09/09/1737-09/09/1737
Collected Documents (1737-1929). Consists of some thirty documents, mostly letters, created by notable historical and literary figures, such as Robert Browning, Aaron Burr, Henry James, Napoleon III, Robert Louis Stevenson, Alfred Tennyson, Queen Victoria, Daniel Webster, and the Duke of Wellington. Represents a fine personal manuscript collection. Collected by Ms. Mary Weinmann. Arranged alphabetically by last name of individual.
Webster, Daniel., 06/16/1824-06/16/1824
Collected Documents (1737-1929). Consists of some thirty documents, mostly letters, created by notable historical and literary figures, such as Robert Browning, Aaron Burr, Henry James, Napoleon III, Robert Louis Stevenson, Alfred Tennyson, Queen Victoria, Daniel Webster, and the Duke of Wellington. Represents a fine personal manuscript collection. Collected by Ms. Mary Weinmann. Arranged alphabetically by last name of individual.
Wellington, Duke of., 07/22/1825-07/22/1825
Collected Documents (1737-1929). Consists of some thirty documents, mostly letters, created by notable historical and literary figures, such as Robert Browning, Aaron Burr, Henry James, Napoleon III, Robert Louis Stevenson, Alfred Tennyson, Queen Victoria, Daniel Webster, and the Duke of Wellington. Represents a fine personal manuscript collection. Collected by Ms. Mary Weinmann. Arranged alphabetically by last name of individual.
Unidentified Documents., 01/01/1800-12/31/1939
Collected Documents (1737-1929). Consists of some thirty documents, mostly letters, created by notable historical and literary figures, such as Robert Browning, Aaron Burr, Henry James, Napoleon III, Robert Louis Stevenson, Alfred Tennyson, Queen Victoria, Daniel Webster, and the Duke of Wellington. Represents a fine personal manuscript collection. Collected by Ms. Mary Weinmann. Arranged alphabetically by last name of individual.
D'Annunzio, Gabriele., 01/01/1863-12/31/1938
Andre de Limur Papers (1890-1938). Consists of four documents from the personal papers of French diplomat Andre de Limur (1890?-1971). Correspondents include Gabrielle D'Annunzio, George Fugger, and Joseph Joffre. Arranged alphabetically by last name of individual.
de Limur, Andre., 01/01/1890-12/31/1971
Andre de Limur Papers (1890-1938). Consists of four documents from the personal papers of French diplomat Andre de Limur (1890?-1971). Correspondents include Gabrielle D'Annunzio, George Fugger, and Joseph Joffre. Arranged alphabetically by last name of individual.
Fugger, George., 04/30/1934-04/30/1934
Andre de Limur Papers (1890-1938). Consists of four documents from the personal papers of French diplomat Andre de Limur (1890?-1971). Correspondents include Gabrielle D'Annunzio, George Fugger, and Joseph Joffre. Arranged alphabetically by last name of individual.
Joffre, Joseph., 05/25/1925-05/25/1925
Andre de Limur Papers (1890-1938). Consists of four documents from the personal papers of French diplomat Andre de Limur (1890?-1971). Correspondents include Gabrielle D'Annunzio, George Fugger, and Joseph Joffre. Arranged alphabetically by last name of individual.
Curzon, Lord., 02/16/1925-02/16/1925
Ambassador Fleuriau Papers (1925-1932). Consists of nine folders of documents from the personal papers of Ambassador Fleuriau, French Ambassador to Great Britain (1924-1933). Correspondents include George N. Curzon, Ferdinand Foch, Raymond Poincare, and Khristian G. Rakovsky. Arranged alphabetically by last name of individual.
Foch, Ferdinand., 07/03/1927-07/03/1927
Ambassador Fleuriau Papers (1925-1932). Consists of nine folders of documents from the personal papers of Ambassador Fleuriau, French Ambassador to Great Britain (1924-1933). Correspondents include George N. Curzon, Ferdinand Foch, Raymond Poincare, and Khristian G. Rakovsky. Arranged alphabetically by last name of individual.
Foch, Ferdinand., 02/03/1928-02/03/1928
Ambassador Fleuriau Papers (1925-1932). Consists of nine folders of documents from the personal papers of Ambassador Fleuriau, French Ambassador to Great Britain (1924-1933). Correspondents include George N. Curzon, Ferdinand Foch, Raymond Poincare, and Khristian G. Rakovsky. Arranged alphabetically by last name of individual.
Grey of Fallodon, Lord., 05/08/1932-05/08/1932
Ambassador Fleuriau Papers (1925-1932). Consists of nine folders of documents from the personal papers of Ambassador Fleuriau, French Ambassador to Great Britain (1924-1933). Correspondents include George N. Curzon, Ferdinand Foch, Raymond Poincare, and Khristian G. Rakovsky. Arranged alphabetically by last name of individual.
Haig, Douglas., 01/28/1928-01/28/1928
Ambassador Fleuriau Papers (1925-1932). Consists of nine folders of documents from the personal papers of Ambassador Fleuriau, French Ambassador to Great Britain (1924-1933). Correspondents include George N. Curzon, Ferdinand Foch, Raymond Poincare, and Khristian G. Rakovsky. Arranged alphabetically by last name of individual.