1837 PORTSMOUTH NH DIARY. Religious Revival, Syphilis, Evil of Drink, Cigars, and Novels, &c. MiraclesAn excellent diary, beginning on June 29th, 1837, by Frances R. Ladd of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, including local content related to sailors lost at sea, the Isles of Shoals, New Hampton Beach, &c. and other content, including the "massacre of whites" in New Zealand, a doctor seemingly infected with syphilis, detailed account of a Fourth of July celebration, extensive religious observations, etc. Our authoress begins by describing the present
By Edwin Paxton Hood ( series )
He has gone from but one case before the Court
Stopped at 5 at a Native Ranch
that a principle was advanced
engagement in politics by Buddhists in Japan
The ***** will go with you to Calcutta if you think he will be of any use to you
My humble sympathy & fellowship is with you
He published it with notes in self-defense
in the history of the world
None in the auction record or on the market at the time of cataloguing
A remarkably preserved example of a significant document in American Revolutionary history
probably for his graduation