Lewis Eaton correspondence and newspaper, 1824-1825.

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Lewis Eaton correspondence and newspaper, 1824-1825.

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ALsS from Eaton to George William Featherstonhaugh. ALS (Washington City; 1825 February 8) describing the excitement in Washington, D.C., preceding the presidential election. ALS (Washington City; 1825 February 9) announcing the election of John Quincy Adams, autographed by Walter F. Mondale. Includes the Columbian Centinel (Boston, Mass.; 1824 December 8) reporting the minutes of the electoral colleges.

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