Papers of Richard Kenner Crallé [manuscript] 1829-60.

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Papers of Richard Kenner Crallé [manuscript] 1829-60.

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Collection includes correspondence about newspapers, and national politics; frequent correspondents are: N.H. Campbell, James A. Cowardin, John Knox, and John L. Mosley [ca. 50 items] -- Correspondence, 1853-58, with D. Appleton, and other, regarding The works of John C. Calhoun [ca. 40 items] -- Editorials and writings on the political situation [ca. 60 items] -- Account of national politics, ca. 1820-40's written ca. 1857, mentioning especially Calhoun, Clay, Crawford, Jackson and Van Buren [ca. 50 p.] -- Sketch about William Harris Crawford [15 leaves] -- Letter, C.H. Winder to John C. Calhoun as Sec. of State, regarding Catholics and slavery [3 p. 35. 3 cm.] -- Papers, 1848, regarding affair between Lucy Dabney and John R. Randall of Lynchburg [9 items].

200 items.

University of Virginia. Library

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