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Dated August 10, 1781. Four pages. Printed. King's Ordinance.
Duties, wages, and uniforms assigned to the gentlemen cadets serving in the colonies.
Decret de la Convention Nationale
Two pages (one blank). Printed. September 11, 1793. Decree of the National Convention.
Group of three manuscript documents concerning the settlement of an estate.
The letter is from M. Clarval (Clarvau?) to M. Gentilat, the toyal notary in Jeremie, inquiring about the effects of the late M. Ferron. The letter writer believed le pauvre diable had left him a portfolio containing 150 gold portugueses.
That letter is enclosed within the report of a process verbal about the extensive search made around M. Ferron's cabin with the assistance of several people, including "le negre libre conducteur des travaux." A few coins were found but not the portfolio.
The outermost document, enclosing two others, summarizes this result and accounts for the disposal of M. Ferron's possessions.
Au Nom du Roi George Trois [In the Name of King George the Third]
March 7, 1797. Manuscript. Six pages.
Lease of a plantation to James Esten, royal general commissioner. Many details of the plantation's operations and slaves specified in the lease. Page 6 recto contains signatures of James Esten, General Churchill, and others.
Letter from General Moyse to Citizen Raimond. ON LOAN.
ON LOAN FROM PETROUCHKA MOISE.
August 15, 1801. Letter from General Moyse to Citizen Raimond. Signed by General Moyse. Transcription included.
Eight Loose Leaves from the Official Gazette of 1818
Printed. 9 pages.
Page 15 (first page) contains the final four paragraphs of Boyer's address to the nation, accepting the first magistracy of the Republic. Preliminary paragraphs not present. Signed in type by Boyer.
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Letter from General Antoine Polasse to President Nissage Saget
May 22, 1871. Mixed printed and manuscript. Two pages.
Letter from General Antoine Polasse, commander at Lascahaobas, to President Nissage Saget. General Polasse complains of the behavior of his adjutant, General Merat Gerbeau. He accuses Merat of ingratitude and scheming and employing "des practiques infames" against him.
Chrestomathian Society Minutes, 1856-1858; 1863-1873
Part of Student Life
Guestbook, Quarter Centennial, 1875
Part of Student Life
Certificate of Promotion, Grinnell Public Schools
On the So Called Dioxymaleic Acid
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