Autograph letters signed (6) and letter signed (1) : Washington and Boston, to Henry Wheaton (6) and Robert Levi Wheaton, 1816 Dec. 30-1850 Sept. 14.

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Autograph letters signed (6) and letter signed (1) : Washington and Boston, to Henry Wheaton (6) and Robert Levi Wheaton, 1816 Dec. 30-1850 Sept. 14.

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Concerning fees in Astor litigation and Ogden v. Saunders; Henry Wheaton's Supreme Court reports.

7 items (14 p.)

Pierpont Morgan Library.

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