A Lengthy Plea in Abraham Lincoln’s Hand from 1843, Signed Three Times, Showing Adversity that he Saw in His Law Practice
In an Unpublished Letter, President Thomas Jefferson Manages the Expense of his Presidential Household and his Estate in Monticello
The Marquis de LaFayette Insists that France Adhere to “true principles and veritable practice of legal liberty, which in the end will triumph”
Alexander Hamilton Settles His Accounts with Agents for the Holland Land Company, Relating to his Work on the Prohibition Against Foreigners Owning Land
In the Wake of the First Loss of a Nuclear Submarine, President John F. Kennedy Writes a Grieving Widow That the Price of Freedom Is Sacrifice, An Archive
Samuel F.B. Morse Establishes Himself in Washington in Early 1844 to Prepare for his First Test of the Telegraph Message From DC to Baltimore
Large Four-Language Ship’s Passport for The Schooner Betsy to Travel from Salem, MA to Tangiers, Signed by President James Madison
