In English.

Five letters from Achille Charles Leonce Victor Duc de Broglie to George Ticknor in Paris and New York in which he mentions the Civil War, and that he entrusts his son's friend to him. Also talks about his arrival in New York, the American elections and comments on European affairs, mentioning Garibaldi.

Harry Graham (1874-1936), English writer. Consist of typescript of Graham's reminiscences of his 1900 journey across Canada, entitled, "Across Canada to the Klondyke : The journal of a ten thousand mile tour through the great North West"

Text of act revising the courts of justice in the colony, signed by Meshech Weare as Speaker and Benning Wentworth as Governor.

Ad Schulberg Agency. The collection contains records including correspondence, contracts and royalty statements of clients, as well as financial material related to the running of the agency and correspondence.

The papers of Ada Blackjack contain her diary with transcript and historical account of the 1921 Wrangel Island Expedition, of which she was sole survivor. Newspaper accounts as well as an agreement with and letter from Viljalmur Stefansson are also included.

Two-page letter from Adam Badeau in Washington, DC to Morris Ketchum, telling him that on behalf of General Grant, writer refuses Ketchum's invitation for Grant to stay at his house while Grant is in New England.

Three-page letter from Adam Badeau in Washington, DC to My Dear Sir, talking about the officers present at the signing of the papers for Lee's surrender.

Letter from Adam Badeau in Washington, DC to Asa Dodge Smith, telling him that General Grant will be unable to attend the annual Commencement of Dartmouth College.

Two-page passport issued by Daniel Webster to Adam Schlegel.

Receipt for 6 pounds L.M. from General Stark for keeping a horse belonging to the Continent.

Adams Family. The collection contains correspondence between family members and legal papers.

Three-page letter from Adams Jewett in Dayton, Ohio to Daniel Blaisdell in which Jewett is reporting on photographs received for the class album. List of members of the class is filed with the manuscript. Writes that Grant is President Elect.

Addison Webster Moore (1866-1930), philosopher. The collection contains lecture notes, essays and other papers, published and unpublished, on various aspects of philosophy.

Handwritten address possibly by Carleton Pennington Frost (1830-1896) on the death of Dr. Dixie Crosby (1800-1873) surgeon and educator at Dartmouth College.

Three-page letter from Adela Kendall to Mrs. Jane (Kyle) Kendall about sending a miniature to her step-mother. Hopes for a visit from her next summer, talks about the tooth ache and news of the family.

Adino Nye Brackett (1822-1901), physician. Dartmouth College Class of 1844. The collection contains originals and photocopies of Adino Nye Brackett, Jr.’s personal correspondence. Of note in the collection are the letters from David Haven Mason, Edwin David Sanborn, and Josiah Whitney Barstow. Also of note are letters containing pencil and ink drawings.

Three-page letter from Adino N. Brackett in Lancaster, New Hampshire to J. Warren Brackett with news of the family's health and activities. Mentions that Uncle Weeks is unable to loan money at present as his money for that purpose is fully loaned out.

In English.