Andrewes, William, 2 autographed letters signed to John Winthrop; Hartford, 1653 January 11-May 9

Correspondence thanking Winthrop for care he had given to Andrewes' daughter Abigail at his New London home and providing directions for delivering her home. He later writes asking Winthrop send medicine after she developed a cough and pain in her back and left side.

Stone, Sam, 1602-1663, autographed letter signed to John Winthrop; Hartford, 1 side (3 pages), 1652 February 1652

Correspondence seeking advice from Winthrop about his 23-week-old son, who was suffering from jaundice and a cough. Stone writes the course of treatment for the infant, on the advice of a Mrs. Hooker, had included barbaric bark boiled in beer with saffron twice daily, as well as turmeric. He also administered Winthrop's purging powder, and Stone asks if he should continue giving the powder and at what dose, and if there is any other medicines Winthrop would prescribe.

West Hartford, Connecticut, ca. 1890 (Raster Image)

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Report of the engineer, upon the preliminary surveys for the Hartford and New-Haven Rail-Road.

"July 9th, 1835"--Page 30.

Case study report : Hartford, Connecticut Transportation Management Organization (TMO) /

"Report date: February 1988"--Technical report documentation page.

Geschichte Englands seit den friedensschlüssen von 1814 und 1815.

Mode of access: Internet.

Histoire des campagnes de 1814 et de 1815, comprenant l'histoire politique et militaire des deux invasions de la France, de l'entreprise de Buonaparte au mois de mars, de la chute totale de sa puissance, de la double restauration du trône, et de tous les événemens dont la France a été le théâtre, jusqu'à la seconde paix de Paris, inclusivement.

Part 1, v. 1-2 : 2d edition.

Campagnes de France, 1814 et 1815, /

Added t.p. : Histoire militaire des Français, par campagnes, depuis le commencement de la révolution jusqu'a la fin du règne de Napoléon.

Denkwürdige geschichte der kriegsvorfälle, seit dem Pariser frieden vom 30ten März 1814, bis zu dem ende des feldzuges im jahre 1815.

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Biennial report of the trustees of the Connecticut Agricultural College at Storrs, Conn., for the two fiscal years ended September 30, ..., and for the two years in other matters ended November 30, ....

Ceased publication.

Recueil des traités et conventions entre la France et les puissances alliées, en 1814 et 1815 : suivi de l'acte du Congrès de Vienne ...

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An analysis of the domestic electric business of the Hartford electric light company, 1914-1926.

Cover title.

Scrope; or, The lost library. A novel of New York and Hartford.

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Memoir of the Rev. Erskine J. Hawes, pastor of the Congregational Church, Plymouth, Conn.,

"Consolation in affliction. A discourse delivered in the First Congregational Church, in Hartford, July 15, 1860, being the Sabbath after the interment of the Rev. E.J. Hawes ... by J. Hawes, D.D.": p. [215]-246.