Jonson, George Washington, 1801-1880 : Diaries, 1848, 1857.

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Jonson, George Washington, 1801-1880 : Diaries, 1848, 1857.

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The diaries contain detailed accounts of political, social, and legal affairs in Buffalo, New York, and of Jonson's activities. Particularly interesting are Jonson's comments and accounts of abolitionist and other reform activities, in which he was an active participant.

2 v. (1.0 linear feet)

SUNY at Buffalo, University at Buffalo

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SUNY at Buffalo, University at Buffalo

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