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Jackson and Decatur handbill, 1828

Collection Name:
Ephemera Collection - Politics, 1800-1849
Title:
Jackson and Decatur handbill, 1828
Creator:
unidentified
Creator Role:
Printer
Accession / Call Number:
2024.036
Object ID:
2024.036
Date:
1828
Type of Material:
textual record
Physical Description:
1 document ; 9.625" x 8"
Language:
English
Scope and Content:
Document titled "JACKSON AND DECATUR." consisting of an introductory note signed "Ken. Argus." and two letters from Susan Decatur and John P. Decatur. The document defends Andrew Jackson from a false story in circulation last year regarding Jackson's conduct in the senate during proceedings of the Seminole war and his conduct towards Mr. Eppes. The letters from Susan Decatur, dated January 22, 1828, and John P. Decatur, dated October 3, 1828, both defend Jackson against these misrepresentations and attacks on his character.
Locations:
Portsmouth, NH
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Credit Line:
New Hampshire Historical Society purchase.
Restrictions:
Available for research.
Level Description:
Item
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