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Letters of James Bonaparte Thornton.

Title:
Letters of James Bonaparte Thornton.
Creator:
Thornton, James Bonaparte.
Accession / Call Number:
M 1966-031 (M)
Object ID:
M 1966-031 (M)
Date:
1832-1836
Physical Description:
2 folders (25 items).
Scope and Content:
Letters from James B. Thornton, second comptroller in the U.S. Treasury Department, Washington, to Henry Beers, New Town, Connecticut, 1832-1836. Interesting letters commenting on political affairs. Thornton was a strong supporter of Andrew Jackson and considered the Bank of the United States a dangerous, corrupt and corrupting institution.
Level Description:
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