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	Record Group /Collection.Series -Container.File Unit #Item

	[900000]Manuscripts record group.:
	-----------------[900000/M92- 1]Call family and Brevard family papers,:
	----------------------------------...[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005]Andrew Jackson letters (photocopies), 1812-1842, 20 pp. (containing 22 letters), as published in "The Collector: A Magazine for Auto
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005#00001]Letter, July 1, 1820, from Headquarters, Nashville, published September 1901, concerning dispatch of troops for "
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005#00002]Letter, January 5, 1822, from Hermitage, published September 1901, concerning family travel plans, his ill health
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005#00003]Letter, November 21, 1826, from Hermitage, published December 1901, concerning "the melancholy intelligence of th
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005#00004]Letter, September 9, 1819, from Hermitage, published April 1902, concerning Call's involvement in his friend Majo
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005#00005]Letter, October 15, 1822, from Hermitage, published May 1902, concerning "the destructive fever that has ravaged
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005#00006]Letter, March 17, 1836, from Washington, published July 1903: "It is with heartfelt sorrow I have read your lett
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005#00007]Letter, September 5, 1826, from Hermitage, published November 1903, concerning the quarrel between Call and Col.
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005#00008]Letter, January 18, 1827, from Hermitage, published March 1904, advising Call to say nothing more about his past
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005#00009]Letter, August, 1825, from Hermitage, published March 1905: "It was a source of great pleasure to myself and Mrs
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005#00010]Letter, July, 1826, from Hermitage, published March 1905, advising Call not to trust politicians "until from actu
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005#00011]Letter, September 9, 1842, from Hermitage, published April 1905, thanking Call for "giving me your lucid views of
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005#00012]Letter, February 13, 1821, from Nashville, published November 1905, bemoaning the reduction of the army by Congre
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005#00013]Letter, December 1822, from Hermitage, published November 1905: "I am happy to learn that my advice for your abs
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005#00014]Letter, July 1, 1827, from Hermitage, published November 1905, expressing pleasure at the safe arrival home of "y
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005#00015]Letter, February 5, 1828, from Hermitage, published December 1905, regretting he could not attend a dinner to whi
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005#00016]Letter, May 18, 1828, from Hermitage, published December 1905: "While absent at New Orleans, my political enemie
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005#00017]Note, December 1828, from Hermitage, published December 1905: "The little junta of calumniators here have found
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005#00018]Letter, May 25, 1836, from Washington, published December 1907, denying that Call's letters to the Secretary of W
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005#00019]Letter, November 1, 1836, from Washington, published February 1908, criticizing Call's handling of military actio
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005#00020]Letter, December 22, 1828, from Hermitage, publication date unknown, regarding Mrs. Jackson's illness after being
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005#00021]Letter, August 5, 1818, from Nashville, publication date unknown, regarding possible Congressional approval or di
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00005#00022]Letter, August 1818, from Hermitage, publication date unknown, regarding receipt of orders "saying that our Post-
	----------------------------------...[900000/M92- 1-00005.00006]Printed Materials
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00006#00001]Stock certificate, 185_, 1 p., Jacksonville and Alligator Plank Road Company.
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00006#00002]Speech, October 15-16, 1851, 21 pp.: "Freedom For Women: Speech of Wendell Phillips, Esq., at the Convention Hel
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00006#00003]Speech, June 24, 1859, 25 pp.: "Address of Past Grand Master R. K. Call, Delivered at the Capital of Florida, by
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00006#00004]Letter, December 22, 1860, Richard K. Call, Lake Jackson, to Mr. Hart (editor, Tallahassee Sentinel newspaper), p
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00006#00005]Letter, February 12, 1861, Richard K. Call, Lake Jackson, to John S. Littell, Germantown, Pennsylvania, 31 pp., l
	--------------------------------------------------[900000/M92- 1-00005.00006#00006]Proclamation, May 8, 1865, 1 p., by President Andrew Johnson, offering reward money for the arrest of Jefferson D

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