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29 resultados para Seminole War, 3rd, 1855-1858.

Winfield Scott, Headquarters, Eastern Department [Washington, DC] to Lewis Cass, War Department [Washington, DC] regarding: army regulations and professional considerations in the case of the removal of Mower from New York City in favor of Elwes. February 19, 1835

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Lewis Cass, War Dept. [Washington, DC] to Major General Winfield Scott regarding: acknowledging receipt of recommendation for Mower. February 19, 1835

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Joseph Lovell, War Department [Washington, DC] rejecting transfers for Mower and Elwes. January 26, 1835. Alfred Elwes [Fort Hamilton, NY] to Lewis Cass [Washington, DC] copy to W. Beaumont, requesting transfer of Mower and Elwes to New York City. January 15, 1835

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W. Beaumont [Washington, DC] to Secretary of War [Washington, DC] suggesting purchase of 100 copies of Experiments and Observations for that branch of service. June 2, 1834

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Joseph Lovell, Surgeon General’s Office, to Lewis Cass, Secretary of War [Washington, DC] regarding: giving military and professional reasons to retain Mower, the senior officer, over Elwes, his junior. February 21, 1835

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Draft of letter from W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to the honorable Silas Wright, Jr., U.S. Senator, regarding: request for aid in reinstatement to army, “redress of great and official injustice done me and personal wrong in result of orders by the War Department,” general order 48 and 2 and memorial to president. February 1840

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W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] to War Department [Washington, DC] regarding: statement of reasons for remaining at Saint Louis post, payment for army medicines, DeCamp not able to handle Saint Louis post. 1840

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J. R. P., Secretary of War [Washington, DC] signed statement denying requests for pay from W. Beaumont and others. November 4, 1840

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Thomas Lawson, Surgeon General [Washington, DC] to W. Beaumont [Saint Louis, MO] regarding: endorsement of accounts enclosed, accounts submitted to Secretary of War. November 4, 1840

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W. Beaumont to Mr. Dick regarding: phlegmonous inflammation and abscess, cure of chronic umbilical fistula. W. Beaumont to Colonel Ethan Allen Hitchcock regarding: investment of Hitchcock’s money, concern for safety in Mexican War. February 1847

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Annual Bulletin of the St. Louis Medical College, 1857-1858. [Printed 1857]

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Memorial to the Honorable Lewis Cass, Secretary of War [Washington, DC] from New York Congressmen A. Mann, Jr., C.P. White, John J. Morgan, John Adams, C. McVean, S.G. Hathaway, Abraham Bockie, Charles G. Ferris, C. C. Cambeling, W.K. Fuller, and Edward Howell petitioning transfer of Alfred W. Elwes to New York City station after rejection by Cass and Joseph Lovell, Surgeon General. February 12, 1835. Statement of concurrence with additional signatures including A. Huntington, W. Taylor, J. Pierson, R. Day, John W. Brower, R.H. Gillet, Silas Wright, Jr., N. P. Talmadge, J. Turrill, S. Beardsley, Aaron Ward, Henry Mitchell, Reuben, Nisol Halsey. February 14, 1835

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A. J. Dallas, Department of War [Washington, DC] to Commanding Officer, 29th Infantry Regiment regarding: reduction in the size of the army. March 14, 1815

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Development of a social studies unit on westward expansion in the United States at a beginning 3rd grade level

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This paper is a curriculum packet for teaching of the westward expansion in the United States for a third grade level.

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