Henry T. Thompson Papers

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  • Henry T. Thompson Papers Book Detail

  • Author : Henry Tazewell Thompson
  • Release Date : 1908
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  • Genre : Greenville Auto Show
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  • File Size : 99,99 MB
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Henry T. Thompson Papers by Henry Tazewell Thompson PDF Summary

Book Description: Collection includes: card, biographical flyer and a letter to Major James Jonathan Lucas, Society Hill, South Carolina, announcing Thompson' s candidacy for adjutant and inspector general of South Carolina; admission tickets to the eighth annual Greenville Auto Show, February 17-19, 1927, in Textile Hall (admission 25 cents in Textile Hall); publication notices and reviews of Thompson's book, Ousting the carpetbagger from South Carolina; and letter, 1 October 1927, from William Goldsmith, Greenville, South Carolina to Thomas Goldsmith, Greenville, South Carolina lauding Thompson's book.

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Henry T. Thompson Papers

Henry T. Thompson Papers

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Collection includes: card, biographical flyer and a letter to Major James Jonathan Lucas, Society Hill, South Carolina, announcing Thompson' s candidacy for adj

Papers of Henry Thompson Louthan

Papers of Henry Thompson Louthan

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Teacher at William and Mary College. Correspondence on history and politics, lecture notes from classes, notes and drafts for Louthan's thesis on William Cabell

Thompson Family Papers

Thompson Family Papers

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The Thompson family papers contains two diaries kept by Henry Elliot Thompson while serving with the Twentieth Wisconsin Infantry. The first diary, dating from