Letters from Edmund Randolph [manuscript] 1792-1866.

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Letters from Edmund Randolph [manuscript] 1792-1866.

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Letter, 1792 May 10, Green Creek, Va., Beverley Randolph to "Dear Sir", concerning tobacco and asking for letter, political news and newspapers. [1 l. 23 cm. holograph signed]--Letter, 1792 June 14, Philadelphia, Pa. Randolph to Robert Townsend Hooe, Alexandria, Va., concerning the sale of shares in a copper mine belonging to his uncle, Edmund Jenings, of London. [1 l. 24 cm. holograph signed, with address leaf; on inside of letter is reply: Letter, 1792 June 25, Alexandria Hooe to Randolph, Philadelphia], giving details of the ownership of the copper mine shares. [[2] p. 24 cm. holograph initialed]. Letter, 1806 Feb. 27, Richmond, Va., Randolph to Kincaid, Augusta, Co., Va.?, concerning a law case. [[2] p. 26 cm. holograph signed]--Letter, 1866 Apr. 28, Farringford, Isle of Wight, Eng., Alfred Tennyson, baron Tennyson to unidentified recipients permitting the use of his name in a Loan Exhibition. [1 l. 18 cm. holograph signed].

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