Collection: John Tyler, Jr. Papers, 1800/1928 - ARVAS Search Results

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Preceedings of the Court Martial Case involving Captain John S. Crisp Box 49, Folder 37

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Printed cards Box 24, Folder 1

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Profile on John Sherman for the 1850 Presidential Election Campaign, The Washington World Box 49, Folder 43

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Program for the commencement exercises of the National College of Pharmacy sent to John Tyler., 1883 Box 16, Folder 5

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Proposed Preamble and Resolutions at the Platform of the New York [National] Democratic Convention, 1868 Box 2, Folder 4

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"Prospectus, to the Treatment of the Eastern question, so called" by John Tyler, Jr., Washington City, D.C., 1877 Box 11, Folder 2

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Public Obsequies of President John Tyler, January 1962 Box 49, Folder 39

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"Python" John Tyler, Jr., Richmond, Virginia to the President [Jefferson Davis, Richmond, Virginia], 1861 Box 1, Folder 2

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Q. Ambler Smith, n.p., to Col. John Tyler, [Washington] City, D.C., 1883 Box 16, Folder 7

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"Rag Baby," Alexandria County, to Mr. Tyler, n.p., 1879 Box 13, Folder 1

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