Henry Barnard letters, 1835-1836.

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Henry Barnard letters, 1835-1836.

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110 letters to family and friends by Henry Barnard while he traveled in Europe, dated from April 23, 1835 to May 31, 1836. 98 of the letters are addressed to Chauncey Boardman. Other recipients are: Elizabeth Boardman, John Barnard, Lucerne Ray, Sanford, Miss Seton, Mrs. Catherine Stanley, Martin Stanley, and Watson. Accompanied by a typescript copy of a letter to his brother Chauncey Barnard, Jr., dated June 1, 1833 from Staunton, Virginia, describing a visit to former President Madison and his wife.

0.25 linear ft. (1 box)

Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library

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