1835 1ed John Quincy Adams on General Lafayette America

1835 1ed John Quincy Adams on General Lafayette American Revolution Congress USA The former American President John Quincy Adams was well acquainted with General Lafayette. So much so that following h

1835 John Quincy Adams 1ed General Lafayette American Revolution Congress USA The former American President John Quincy Adams was well acquainted with General Lafayette. So much so that following his

Two copies of "Oration on the Life and Character of Gilbert Motier du Lafayette", delivered to Congress by John Quincy Adams December 31st 1834, first edition published in Washington D.C., 1835 One co

On the Forth of July, 183, The Fifty- Fifth Anniversary of the United States of America. By John Quincy Adams. Published in Boston by Richardson, Lord and Holbrook.

1829 1ed American Revolution Correspondence Ben Franklin John Adams Lafayette Jared Sparks was best known for his 19th-century biographical sketches on George Washington; however, he also published a

1800 1ed RARE George Washington Eulogies John Adams Thomas Paine America When George Washington died, there was an overwhelming sense of loss throughout the United States. Sermons were preached in his

Signed book: Oration on the life and character of Gilbert Motier de Lafayette, Delivered at the request of both houses of the Congress of the United States, before them, in the House of Representative

JAMES MONROE & JOHN QUINCY ADAMS 1821 SIGNED PATENT FOR CONSTRUCTING FIRE PLACES, ON VELLUM, ALSO SIGNED BY ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAM WIRT, INVENTOR'S NAME IS WILLIAM SCHUNEMAN, 3 PAGES, DATED THE EIGH

John Quincy Adams Ward (American1830-1910) Bas Relief Plaque of General George Brinton McClellan, 1864, attached to board , under glass, decorative metal arched frame with putti acorn and oak leaf dec

2008 P&D Set of John Quincy Adams Presidential Dollars Sealed Rolls of 20 ICG MS63. Obverse Inscriptions - JOHN QUINCY ADAMS - PRESIDENT 1825-1829 ; Reverse Inscriptions - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA $1.

An 1835 copy of John Adam's 'Oration on the Life and Character of Gilbert Motier de Lafayette. Delivered at the Request of Both Houses of the Congress of the United States, Before them, in the House o

Print of steel engraving titled „John Adams“.Drawn by unknown.Engraved by unknown.From „Voyage pittoresque autour du monde. Resume general des Voyages de decouvertes“ by M. Dumont D‘ Urville

Martin Van Buren Biographical Sketch of John Quincy Adams from Unfinished Autobiography A section of Van Buren's unfinished autobiography addressing his high opinion of his political rival, John Quinc

SIGNED ENGRAVING OF JOHN QUINCY ADAMS19th CenturyEngraved bust portrait of Adams signed in ink "John Quincy Adams" in upper margin. Together with an enameled brooch depicting a portrait of a woman.Fra

One page, printed folio, broadside with header "Washington County Post Extra --- October 22nd, 1828 / Republican Nominations / For President John Quincy Adams. / For Vice-President / Richard Rush. / F

ALS signed "J. Q. Adams, Chairman of the Committee of Manufacturers," one page, 8 x 10, no date, but 1833. Letter to "Duff Green, Esqr., Printer to Congress," sent from the "Committee Room of the Comm

2 Pc. White House Porcelain, John Quincy Adams- RARE!!!

(PRESIDENTS.) Group of 5 Documents Signed, each as President: John Quincy Adams * Millard Fillmore * Woodrow Wilson (2) * Warren G. Harding. Format and condition vary. Washington, vd Adams. "J.Q. Adam

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS (1767-1848) Sixth President of the United States, Secretary of State under Monroe who principally formulated the Monroe Doctrine. Manuscript L.S. as Secretary of State, 1p. 4to., "De

John Quincy Adams (1767-1848) 6th President. 8” x 9 ¾” letter signed, Department of State, Patent Office, November 16, 1824, a letter from William P. Elliot to W. David Treadwell rega

[John Quincy Adams 1767-1848] Secretarial letter, signed by Adams. 6th president of the United States. ALS dated August 10,1824, to William Tudor Esquire, Consul of the United States at Lima, from Joh

John Quincy Adams and Louisa Catherine Johnson Adams. After Charles Robert Leslie. The pair of portraits were originally painted in 1816 with these copies being later. Oil on canvas. Framed. Sight: 36

A signed letter from John Quincy Adams regarding Additional Consensus of Alabama. The letter was to Judge John Sherburne, US District Court for the New Hampshire between 1757-1830. Dated: 11/06/1822 L

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