Richard Oswald letter books, [manuscript], 1761-1784.

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Richard Oswald letter books, [manuscript], 1761-1784.

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Letter Book #1: Correspondence of Mrs. Mary Ramsay Oswald, wife, with Richard Oswald, Esq., 1761-1763. 420 p. From Mrs. Oswald at various cities in the Netherlands and Germany to Richard Oswald at the army headquarters of the Duke of Brunswick, Oswald having come to the continent to take personal charge of the supply operations of the army. Letter Book #2: Correspondence, Miscellaneous, with Richard Oswald, Esq., 1764-1784. Letter Book #3: Correspondence of John Maxwell, Esq., with Richard Oswald, Esq., 1765-1784.

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