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  • Jacob Broom: A Biographical Sketch
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  • Hagley Research Reports
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  • The DuPonts Come to America, 1797-1802
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    Emigration & immigration;
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  • Hagley Research Reports
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  • Charles S. Marantz to William G. McGowan
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    Land Mobile Satellite Service; Telecommunications industry; Satellite; Joint venture;
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  • MCI Communications Corporation Records
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  • The Brandywine Rangers in the War of 1812
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    Soldiers;
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  • Hagley Research Reports
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  • Correspondence, Joseph Parry to Lammot du Pont, 1863-07-24
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    Soldiers; Governors; Forts & fortifications
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    Joseph Parry, a commander of a company in the 5th Delaware Volunteer Infantry, explains the negative effects that extended service at Fort Delaware is having on soldiers' morale and political inclinations. Parry also states that a visit from...
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, Francis H. Reichard to Lammot du Pont, 1863-08-03
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    Artillery (Troops); Forts & fortifications; Military officers
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    Reichard, a Captain in Battery M, 3rd Pennsylvania Artillery, asks Lammot du Pont's help in getting his unit transferred out of Fort Delaware, which he calls a "horrid Post!" Reichard also mentions a visit with Henry du Pont.
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, Lammot du Pont to Francis H. Reichard, 1863-08
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    Artillery (Troops); Forts & fortifications; Military officers
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    Copy of du Pont's reply to a letter from Reichard, asking for du Pont's help in having his unit (Battery M, 3rd Pennsylvania Artillery) transferred out of Fort Delaware. Du Pont offers his help and advises Reichard of ways he can apply for a...
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Invoice of Clothing, Camp & Garrison Equipage Turned Over by Lieut. Wm. Preston, R.Q.M., 5th Regt. DV Infantry to Captain Lammot du Pont Comdg. Co. B, 5th Regt. DV Infantry
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    Military rations; Military uniforms; Equipment & supplies
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    List of clothing and equipment issued to Company B (Lammot du Pont's company), 5th Delaware Volunteer Infantry by Lieutenant William Preston, the Regimental Quartermaster. The items were issued at Fort Delaware on 26 June 1863.
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, R. Emmet Robinson to Lammot du Pont, 1863-11-16
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    Parades & processions; Soldiers; Military organizations; Military officers
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    Letter from R. Emmet Robinson informing du Pont of a torch light procession that was being organized to welcome home the 4th Regiment of Delaware Volunteer Infantry. According to Robinson, the procession was also intended to affect an upcoming...
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, L. Bush to Lammot du Pont, 1862-12-19
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    Soldiers; Physicians
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    Letter from L. Bush, M.D. stating that John Peoples was unfit for military service. Peoples was a member of Company B (Lammot du Pont's company), 5th Delaware Volunteer Infantry.
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, Benjamin Bond to Lammot du Pont, 1863-05-21
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    Soldiers; Employees; Mills
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    Letter from Benjamin Bond, of Wabash Mills, asking for two workers to be excused from drill. The workers were members of Company B, (Lammot du Pont's company) Delaware Volunteer Infantry.
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Telegram, Hugh Stirling to W. N. Chandler, 1864-09-29
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    Military officers; Parades & processions; Telegrams; Military organizations
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    Copy of a telegram from Hugh Stirling to W. N. Chandler regarding a torchlight procession that Stirling's Independent Company of Delaware Infantry would be participating in.
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Telegram, James M. Peoples to Henry B. Judd, 1864-08-15
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    Military officers; Military organizations; Military rations
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    Copy of telegram from James M. Peoples to Major Henry B. Judd. Peoples, Captain of Company A, 7th Regiment Delaware Volunteer Infantry, requests information on rations. Henry B. Judd was the U.S. Army liaison officer in Wilmington, Delaware.
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Scheme for Carrying on a Manufactory of Woolen Cloth
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    Includes a breakdown of the "proceeds and profits" of woolen manufactory; End of letter: "Extract of a letter from John Wilson to Joshua Stroud, dated...December 6, 1805
  • General Text Collection
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  • Correspondence, Edward Gilpin to DuPlanty, McCall, and Company, 1813-07-06
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    Correspondence regarding a payment.
  • General Text Collection
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  • Brandywine Mill Seat Company, Statement of Purchase
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    Details the purchase of shares of water rights on the river by DuPont and Bauduy from McLane.
  • General Text Collection
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  • Correspondence, E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company to DuPont, Bauduy, and Company, 1815-04-30
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    Consists of a bill from E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company to du Pont, Bauduy, and Company.
  • General Text Collection
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  • Correspondence, E. I. du Pont to James McAlpin, 1813
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    Consists of a bill from E. I. du Pont to James McAlpin.
  • General Text Collection
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  • Articles d'association pour l'etablishment d'une manufacture de Laines sur le Brandywine
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    French document outlining the Articles for carrying on a manufactory of woolen cloth.
  • General Text Collection
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  • Correspondence, W. P. Brobson to Alfred du Pont, 1835-06-08
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    Correspondence regarding a dispute between du Pont and Caleb Kirk over water rights and recently purchased property. du Pont wrote to Brobson for advice on the situation, and this letter is Brobson's response.
  • General Text Collection

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