Macomb alex (3 resultados)
Editorial: US Congress, Washington, DC, 1826
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Librería: Vashon Island Books, Vashon, WA, Estados Unidos de AmericaVashon Island Books
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Añadir al carritoPaperback. Condición: Good. First Edition. 8vo 4pp [title continued].Resolution to the House of Representatives of the 18th Inst.) Upon the Subject of the Works Intended for the Defence of Charleston, in the State of South Carolina. 19th Congress, 2d Session, Doc. No. 22. December 22, 1826. Contains a copy of the response by Ale…x Macomb (Maj. Gen. and Chief Engineer) to the inquiry by the House of Representatives as to when the works intended for the defence of Charleston will be commenced and finished. Mr. Macomb explains a delay in the project due to the unavailability, so far, of necessary surveys. Good, single sheet folded (severe mold staining on every page, edges browned, nicks & wear to edges, short tear across spine). Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Book.
Más imágenesEditorial: US Congress, Washington, 1838
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Librería: Haaswurth Books, Binghamton, NY, Estados Unidos de AmericaHaaswurth Books
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Añadir al carritoPamphlet. Condición: Good. First Edition. Removed, no wrapper, 9 x 5 1/2 inches, 14 pp. 25th Congress, 2nd Session; House of Representatives, War Dept., Doc. No. 327. A vivid snapshot of activity during the 2nd Seminole War while Major General Thomas S. Jesup was in command of the troops, before General Zachary Taylor replaced h…im in May of 1838. The letters are from the latter part of 1827 and January, 1838. It includes the verbatim account of a talk between Brigadier General Hernandez and the Indian chiefs Osinyohola (or Powell) and Coahajo, in October of 1837.This report consists of printed letters by Major General Thomas S. Jesup and others, on the subject at hand.An example from Maj. Gen. Jesup: "I have caused Powell, Wild-Cat, Coe-Hajo, John Cawaya, the two Hickses, Tustenuck-kee, Chitto-Yahola, with upwards of seventy Micasukey and Seminole warriors to be seized, and I have them now confined in the fort at this place. Powell, Wild-Cat, and John Cawaya, were the cause of the Seminoles failing to fulfil their treaty. We have here about one hundred and thirteen Indian prisoners, and among them nearly all the war spirits of the nation. "I shall detach General Hernandez to-morrow, with three or four hundred mounted men, dragoons and volunteers, to Tomoka, and perhaps to Volusia, to attack or capture numerous small parties of Indians and negroes said to be east of the St. John's, preparing coontee, (a species of the arrowroot.) And I shall send, early the next morning, a steamboat with a detachment of the artillery and a company of the 2d infantry to Volusia, for a party of negroes, said to be there or at Spring Garden. "My prisoners, since I commenced operations in December last, amount to about five hundred, black and red; and about thirty Indians and negroes have been killed, by which more than two hundred rifles have been silenced. And we have guides for every part of the country. I may be deceived, but I think the prospect of closing the war is now flattering.".
Editorial: np, 1828
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Librería: John K King Used & Rare Books, Detroit, MI, Estados Unidos de AmericaJohn K King Used & Rare Books
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Añadir al carritoPaperback. Condición: Very Good. 2.25 x 4.75", slip attached to piece of lined paper. BOLDY SIGNED WITH "MAJOR GENERAL, CHIEF ENGINEER". Detroit native Macomb was promoted to Major General in 1828. He served in the War of 1812 and for his leadership at The Battle of Platsburgh Congress authorized a gold medal with his likeness.
