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1. S1720 - Thomas Elwyn letters, 1804-1815

   Thirteen letters with transcriptions from Thomas Elwyn in Portsmouth to William Elwyn, his brother, a barrister at law in London and Bristol, 1804-1815. F1: Six letters, six transcriptions, 1804-1805. November 20, 1804: Four page letter in which Thomas talks about the end of the Federalists and the accession of the republicans under Jefferson in positive terms; family news; the growth of Portsmouth (he conservatively estimates the populat...

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2. S1761 - Letters to William B. Elwyn from Thomas Langdon Elwyn, 1815

   Three letters to William B. Elwyn, barrister at law in Bristol, England, from his brother, Thomas Langdon Elwyn, and his sister-in-law (Thomas's wife), Elizabeth Langdon Elwyn, both in Portsmouth, N.H. 1. Thomas Langdon Elwyn in Portsmouth, N.H., to William B. Elwyn in Bristol, England. Dated October 9, 1815. 2. Elizabeth Langdon Elwyn in Portsmouth, N.H., to William B. Elwyn in Bristol, England. Dated November 6, 1815. 3. Thomas Langdon...

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3. S1765 - Letters to William B. Elwyn from Thomas Langdon Elwyn, 1806-1815

   Two letters to William B. Elwyn, barrister at law in Bristol, England, from his brother, Thomas Langdon Elwyn, in Portsmouth, N.H. Each letter includes a transcription by Kinley Gregg. A third letter is a transcription only, not an original document. 1. Thomas Langdon Elwyn in Boston, Mass., to William B. Elwyn in Bristol, England. Dated May 28, 1806. 2. Thomas Langdon Elwyn in Portsmouth, N.H., to William B. Elwyn in Bristol, England. Date...

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