Box 4-6
Contains 161 Results:
Lloyd Loundes letter to Daniel Coit Gilman, 1899 February 8
The series mainly consists of letters written by notable historical figures to Daniel Coit Gilman. However, there are two types of other materials: letters exchanged between notable historical figures that are not addressed to Gilman and non-letter items (such as manuscript fragments) created by notable historical figures. It is not clear if Gilman collected the items that were not addressed to him or if they were later placed in this collection.
Wayne MacVeagh letter to Daniel Coit Gilman, 1906 December 24
The series mainly consists of letters written by notable historical figures to Daniel Coit Gilman. However, there are two types of other materials: letters exchanged between notable historical figures that are not addressed to Gilman and non-letter items (such as manuscript fragments) created by notable historical figures. It is not clear if Gilman collected the items that were not addressed to him or if they were later placed in this collection.
S. Mallet-Prevost letter to Daniel Coit Gilman, 1897 February 15
The series mainly consists of letters written by notable historical figures to Daniel Coit Gilman. However, there are two types of other materials: letters exchanged between notable historical figures that are not addressed to Gilman and non-letter items (such as manuscript fragments) created by notable historical figures. It is not clear if Gilman collected the items that were not addressed to him or if they were later placed in this collection.
James Monroe letter to unidentified recipient, 1818 April
Fragment of document bearing Monroe's signature.
Whitelaw Reid letter to Daniel Coit Gilman, 1872 June 2
The series mainly consists of letters written by notable historical figures to Daniel Coit Gilman. However, there are two types of other materials: letters exchanged between notable historical figures that are not addressed to Gilman and non-letter items (such as manuscript fragments) created by notable historical figures. It is not clear if Gilman collected the items that were not addressed to him or if they were later placed in this collection.
Theodore Roosevelt letter to Daniel Coit Gilman, 1903 January 12
The series mainly consists of letters written by notable historical figures to Daniel Coit Gilman. However, there are two types of other materials: letters exchanged between notable historical figures that are not addressed to Gilman and non-letter items (such as manuscript fragments) created by notable historical figures. It is not clear if Gilman collected the items that were not addressed to him or if they were later placed in this collection.
Elihu Root letter to Daniel Coit Gilman, 1905 December 5
The series mainly consists of letters written by notable historical figures to Daniel Coit Gilman. However, there are two types of other materials: letters exchanged between notable historical figures that are not addressed to Gilman and non-letter items (such as manuscript fragments) created by notable historical figures. It is not clear if Gilman collected the items that were not addressed to him or if they were later placed in this collection.
Carl Schurz letter to Daniel Coit Gilman, 1900 December 6
The series mainly consists of letters written by notable historical figures to Daniel Coit Gilman. However, there are two types of other materials: letters exchanged between notable historical figures that are not addressed to Gilman and non-letter items (such as manuscript fragments) created by notable historical figures. It is not clear if Gilman collected the items that were not addressed to him or if they were later placed in this collection.
William Seward to Colonel William Stone, 1840 January 17
The series mainly consists of letters written by notable historical figures to Daniel Coit Gilman. However, there are two types of other materials: letters exchanged between notable historical figures that are not addressed to Gilman and non-letter items (such as manuscript fragments) created by notable historical figures. It is not clear if Gilman collected the items that were not addressed to him or if they were later placed in this collection.
Horatio Seymour letter of introduction letter to Daniel Coit Gilman, 1853 December 3
The series mainly consists of letters written by notable historical figures to Daniel Coit Gilman. However, there are two types of other materials: letters exchanged between notable historical figures that are not addressed to Gilman and non-letter items (such as manuscript fragments) created by notable historical figures. It is not clear if Gilman collected the items that were not addressed to him or if they were later placed in this collection.
Thomas Seymour letter to Daniel Coit Gilman, 1833 December 8
The series mainly consists of letters written by notable historical figures to Daniel Coit Gilman. However, there are two types of other materials: letters exchanged between notable historical figures that are not addressed to Gilman and non-letter items (such as manuscript fragments) created by notable historical figures. It is not clear if Gilman collected the items that were not addressed to him or if they were later placed in this collection.