Thomas W. Williams Papers, 1861, 1871, 1888, n.d.

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Thomas W. Williams Papers, 1861, 1871, 1888, n.d.

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Collection includes transcript journal of Ship Florida, Thomas. W. Williams, Master, written between June 14-October 19, 1861; photocopies of booklet entitled "The Destruction of the Whaling Fleet in the Arctic Ocean in 1871" by William F. Williams, son of Eliza and Thomas W. Williams; Tariff Speech of the Honorary William E. Mason, dated May 1888; and two pieces of ephemera.

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