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Hosmer, George W. (George Washington), 1804-1881. George W. Hosmer letter to Frederick Huidekoper, April 25, 1843.

Title: George W. Hosmer letter to Frederick Huidekoper, April 25, 1843.

George Washington Hosmer, of Buffalo, writes to Frederick Huidekoper of Cambridge, MA, requesting that Roper purchase $71 worth of books and tracts for their recently formed parish library. Hosmer provides Huidekoper with a list of religious titles.

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Hosmer, George W. (George Washington), 1804-1881. Autograph letter signed : Buffalo, N.Y., to Dr. [Andrew Preston] Peabody, 1866 Feb. 16.

Title: Autograph letter signed : Buffalo, N.Y., to Dr. [Andrew Preston] Peabody, 1866 Feb. 16.

Discussing raising money for a monument; mentioning his cousin, Miss Josephine Hosmer, who is looking for a position as a reader.

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Hosmer, George W. Papers.

Title: Papers. 1869 APR 28.

Letter to Governor Hayes from faculty members at Antioch College, requesting the appointment of E.E. White as school commissioner. Signed by G.B. Weston, Edward Orton, Wm. A. Armstrong, J.K. Hosmer, John E. Clark, and Franklin C. Hill. Written on verso of Antioch College 1868-9 descriptive circular.

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Hosmer, George W. (George Washington), 1804-1881. A biographical notice of the Rev. Wm. Steill Brown, 1866 / by George W. Hosmer.

Title: A biographical notice of the Rev. Wm. Steill Brown, 1866 / by George W. Hosmer.

Sketch of the life of Rev. Brown, born in England, and first pastor of the First Unitarian Church in Buffalo, 1832-1834. Includes the text of a letter written to Hosmer by English philosopher James Martineau, a college friend of Brown.

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Hosmer, George W. (George Washington), 1804-1881. The history of a New England town, as disclosing the elemental process out of which republics grow, 1865.

Title: The history of a New England town, as disclosing the elemental process out of which republics grow, 1865.

Hosmer uses the history of Concord, Mass. to explain how the New England town system, as "a normal school of constitutional liberty" laid the foundation for the government of the United States.

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G. W. Hosmer letter to Frederick Huidekoper, April 25, 1843.

Title: G. W. Hosmer letter to Frederick Huidekoper, April 25, 1843.

George Washington Hosmer, of Buffalo, writes to Frederick Huidekoper of Cambridge, MA, requesting that Roper purchase $71 worth of books and tracts for their recently formed parish library. Hosmer provides Roper with a list of religious titles.

ArchivalResource: 1 item.

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Hosmer, George W. (George Washington), 1804-1881. Address on the physiogomy of Buffalo, 1864.

Title: Address on the physiogomy of Buffalo, 1864.

Describes Buffalo's physical appearance, with some history on the rivalry between Buffalo and Black Rock as western terminus of the Erie Canal, and on the building of Buffalo harbor.

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