Papers, 1826-1887 1850-1856 (bulk).

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Papers, 1826-1887 1850-1856 (bulk).

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The correspondence is the heart of this collection, and covers most phases of Ullmann's life. Most of the letters are received, rather than sent by Ullmann. While the series as a whole clearly cover the full range of his life, the collection's chief value is in its documentation of Ullmann's engagement in politics.

5 boxes (2.25 linear feet)

New-York Historical Society Library

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New-York Historical Society Library

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