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Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library

Andrew Stevenson Correspondence

6 Leaves

This letter, dated 1840 Dec. [10?], to Henry St. George Tucker discusses American political parties and the presidential election of 1840.

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Andrew Stevenson Correspondence 6 Leaves

Stevenson, Andrew

This letter, dated 1840 Dec. [10?], to Henry St. George Tucker discusses American political parties and the presidential election of 1840.

Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library

Democratic Party Ephemera Collection

.2 Linear Feet

Includes poll tax lists and letters to local party leaders from national Democratic figures, such as Harry Byrd and Harry Flood

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Democratic Party Ephemera Collection .2 Linear Feet

Byrd, Harry Flood

Includes poll tax lists and letters to local party leaders from national Democratic figures, such as Harry Byrd and Harry Flood

Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library

Robert C. Peniston Papers

6.5 Linear Feet

This collection contains correspondence (1977-1995), including to editors of various publications on political and military matters and memorabilia from Peniston's tenure as head of Lee Chapel at Washington and Lee University (1976-1998).

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Robert C. Peniston Papers 6.5 Linear Feet

Eisenhower, David

This collection contains correspondence (1977-1995), including to editors of various publications on political and military matters and memorabilia from Peniston's tenure as head of Lee Chapel at Washington and Lee University (1976-1998).

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