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Acquisitions Correspondence, 1984 - 1985
Act for the Relief of George S. Wise, 1816
Act of War with Chilling, Precision, Terrorist Deliver Deaths as America Watches Helplessly; from the Hartford Courant , 2001-09-12
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Action Agenda (Newsletter for the Media Action Alliance, 1993, 1994-1996, 1997
Activists: Both Individual and Organizations, 1990 - 2002
This series consists of newsclipping files related to specific subjects spanning the 20th century. Subjects range from activists, city politics to health, religion, and school desegregation in Hartford, Connecticut.
Activity Notebooks: Newton Draft Counseling Center, 1968 - 1969
Series I contains files and informal publications related to the Students for a Democratic Society, Resist, and the Newton Draft Counseling Center (Newton, Massachusetts). Other files consist of contact lists and correspondence related to anti-draft protests, the draft counseling centers in Newton and Nashoba, as well as well as files related to the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party and the Boston Draft Resistance Board spanning the late 1960s.
Acts Allowing Pensions to Widows, 1840
Amend Acts Allowing Pensions to Widows of the Revolution so as not to exclude such sidows from the benefit of the act as shall have married after the death of the husband for whose services they claim pensions...[Washington, D.C.] Blair & Rives. 1 sheet (1 p.).
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Adams, Alice- African-American
Adams, Charles K.- Avery, Daniel D., 1835 - 1900
This series contains correspondence related to the Normal School movement and efforts to establish public education in the United States. It also includes correspondence regarding local library associations in Connecticut during the mid-19th century. Some correspondence also discusses other reform movement activities such as prison reform, as well as politics. Correspondence to Henry Barnard are alphabetized by sender.
Adams, Charles R.- Audsley, George Ashdown, 1877 - 1906
Correspondence from the 1870s-1890s deal with negotiations over pay of performers, discussion of recitals in Hartford, and performances in other areas. After the 1890s, letters frequently request works to be performed in churches and at choral concerts throughout New England and the United States. The series also includes correspondence thanking Allen for his musical scores or performances. The series is arranged alphabetically by last name of correspondent with Allen.