Papers, 1807-1859.

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Papers, 1807-1859.

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Scrapbook (1 v., bulk 1846-1852) entitled "Bostonian Society. Letters from Daniel Webster to John Taylor, Franklin, N.H.", containing letters, telegrams, and envelopes, chiefly written by Webster, U.S. Senator, Washington, D.C., and Marshfield, Mass., to Taylor, a farmer in Franklin, N.H., who managed Webster's property in his absence, chiefly relating to matters about the Webster farm such as the hiring of workers, crops, and animals, but also including telegrams relating to Webster's imminent death and one letter written by Taylor; and six letters written by Webster and one signed by him.

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Noyes, Parker, 1776-1852

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