John Dorr legal documents,

Legal document from Commonwealth of Massachusetts relating to the case between John Dorr and Paschal P. Pope; it empowers Tudor to take the depositions of Eliphalet Smith and Henry D. Tracy, and includes questions by the attorneys for each, Charles Loring (Pope, defendant) and Bradford Summers (Dorr, plaintiff).

10a. Statement of all Col. Incomes, [1799]

Two octavo-sized leaves containing a handwritten accounting statement titled "Statement of all College Incomes in Cambridge &c, made from official documents."

College Book 3, 1636-1779

This volume was begun by Thomas Danforth, most likely around 1687, and contains transcriptions of donation records, property inventories, College laws, Overseers and Corporation minutes, and other official documents dating from 1636 onwards. By copying these documents into one volume, Danforth brought together a chronicle of Harvard's early history. Some of its content duplicates that of College Book 1, and other entries were copied from sources which no longer exist, including College Book 2, which was destroyed by fire in 1764. Danforth, who served as College Treasurer from 1650 to 1668, as Steward from 1668 to 1682, and again as Treasurer from 1682 to 1683, is believed to have created this volume as a precautionary measure during the great upheaval surrounding the 1684 annulment of the Royal Charter of the Massachusetts Colony and consequent dissolution of the Harvard Corporation. Some scholars believe he created College Book 3 in fear that the College's original records, from which it was largely derived and copied, might be destroyed.

Letters from Woodbridge Odlin to William Tudor,

One letter from Odlin regarding his appointment, enclosed with copies of official documents from the United States and Brazilian governments. One letter requesting Tudor’s help with an American businessman being persecuted by a collector, which also mentions the assassination of the president of Bahia province.

Marquis de Lafayette proclamation,

Proclamation signed by Condy Raguet and Thomas Bedwell, Jr., listing five resolutions adopted by a meeting of American citizens in Rio de Janeiro in celebration of the visit of the Marquis de Lafayette to the United States.

Chanca silver mine financial document,

One list of costs related to the mine. In Spanish.

Public notice regarding mining,

Public proclamation, signed by Cesareo Sanchez. In Spanish.

Manuscript on the Chilean Revolution, undated

Undated narrative by an American scribe detailing the events of the 1822 Chilean Revolution.