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Records 1,081 to 1,090 of 1,156 << < 107 108 109 110 111 > >>

Letter, 1818 Feb. 4th, West Point [to General Parker].

United States Military Academy
2 p. ;
Letter accompanying return of Corps of Engineers, academic staff and cadets, listing those cadets who had not yet returned from furlough.
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Distribution of the army under the act of 2d March 1821.

United States Military Academy
2 p. ;
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Song by M Sxxxx ; Here's a health to the M.C. who favors cadets.

United States Military Academy
1 p. ;
Wife of General Winfield Scott. Song composed by Mrs. Scott and "dedicated to the Hon. Geo. F. Evans, U.S. Senator from Maine who advocated the Military Academy.
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Letter, 1864 Sep. 25, New York, N.Y. [to] H.J. Raymond.

United States Military Academy
2 p. ;
Newspaper editor. Letter discussing FreĢmont's purchase of arms.
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Papers.

United States Military Academy
31 items.
Officer, U.S. Army. Cadet papers, 1883-1887, including class schedule; orders, 1887-1894; memorabilia.
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The other war / by Herbert D. Vogel.

United States Military Academy
ii, 70, 12, [10] leaves ;
Brig. General, U.S. Army. Includes extracted and abstrated letters, 12 Jan. 1944-21 Sept. 1945, to his wife, Loreine, from Brisbane, Australia through New Guinea to the Philippines and finally to Japan; A paper "Logistical support of the Lingayen operation," delivered at the National War College in December 1945.
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Papers.

United States Military Academy
43 items.
Colonel, U.S. Army. Cadet memorabilia; photographs; reunion books and photos; pamphlets dealing with West Point and the sesquicentennial celebration, 1852.
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Letter, 1839 Sept. 17th [to] Gen'l T.S. Jesup, Quartermaster General, U.S. Army.

United States Military Academy
2 p. ;
Letter requesting funds to pay the West Point riding master. A copy of the authorization by Cooper to retain a riding master at West Point is incorporated in the letter.
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Descriptive role and account of pay and clothing of Frank Neely private of battery J 1st, Ill. H. artillery.

United States Military Academy
1 leaf ;
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Letters, 1944-45.

United States Military Academy
38 items.
Letters to Ulsaker's mother from England, France, Belgium and Germany describing combat activities.
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