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HOOVER, HERBERT. Typed Letter Signed, as Director of the U.S. Food
Administration, to U.S. Ambassador to Belgium Brand Whitlock, disparaging European
awards, stating that he would like the job of rebuilding Belgium and Northern France
more than any other, anticipating the release of his forthcoming book, and suggesting that
he give speeches in the United States. 1
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pages, 4to, “United States Food Administration”
stationary, written on two sheets; folds. (AKF)
Washington, 5 January 1918
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HOOVER, HERBERT. Typed Letter Signed, as President, to Mrs. M. Elizabeth
Whitacre, thanking him for his letter and stating that he is forwarding it to his brother,
who shares an interest in its [unknown] subject.
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zontal fold, light even toning; matted with a portrait and framed.
Washington, 7 January 1930
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ORDERS DURING THE CREEK WAR
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JACKSON, ANDREW. Autograph Document Signed, as Major General, order-
ing Dr. Thomas [John] Vandyke to take command of Col. Lillard’s regiment of the the East
Tennessee Militia and ordering Dr. Perkins to report to the commanding officer. 1 page,
oblong 8vo; minor offsetting overall, folds, docketed verso. (AKF)
“Head Quarters Fort Strother,” 24 December 1813
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. . . Doctor Perkins . . . who has been detached . . . will join his own & as soon as Doctor
Vandyke takes charge . . . he will report himself to the . . . commanding officer thereof.”
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JACKSON, ANDREW. Partly-printed vellum Document Signed, as President,
granting 80 acres of land in Cahaba, Alabama to Jacob Bonnett. Countersigned by Elijah
Hayward. 9
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inches; staining at center with few tiny holes, minor scattered soiling,
folds, paper seal intact; matted with portrait and framed.
Washington, 1 December 1831
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