Letters recieved by Levi Lincoln, 1797-1869.

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Letters recieved by Levi Lincoln, 1797-1869.

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Letters received by father and son judges and politicians Levi Lincoln (1749-1829) and Levi Lincoln (1782-1868) of Massachusetts, 1797-1869, which were kept by them for their autograph value. Includes letters written by Caleb Strong, James Madison, Thomas Jefferson, John Randolph, Jr., and John Quincy Adams. Letters pertain to both Lincolns' roles in state and national politics. Also includes commissions received by both Lincoln's for various political positions.

1 box and 1 oversize box.

Massachusetts Historical Society

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Massachusetts Historical Society

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