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Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain: administrative records
Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain : American hero -- prototypical leader
Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain collection
The collection contains letters, articles, addresses, documents, Civil War related manuscripts, family manuscripts, and biographical essays.
Journal
Scientific notes and patient accounts, 1860-1868, of a Conway, N.H., physician
Journal kept during my voyage to and from and tour in Europe: Embracing the period of time between April 17th 1849 and January 1st 1850
Manuscript journal describing Josiah Pierce, Jr.'s tour of Europe from April 1849 to January 1850. Pierce travelled by ship from New York City to Portsmouth, England, and then toured around England, Scotland, Wales, the Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, and France, visiting many locales on foot. Includes loose notes and an index of places visited, modes of transportation, and distances travelled.
Journal of a passage from Boston to California on board the ship Rob Roy
Daily passenger's log of a gold rush voyage by a Maine native, with entries dated from January 25 to August 10, 1850
Journal of a voyage from Boston to Batavia, on board the ship Duncan, Capt. Randall, from June 10th 1833, to Sept 23d 1833
Daily manuscript accounts of shipboard travel of missionary passengers, including at least two African American crew, with details about passenger accommodations and a description of Jakarta
Journal of observations upon Waldo Patent
Transcription appearing in the Rockland courier-gazette, February 12-July 16, 1918, of original manuscript journal by a French mineralogist for General Knox in 1792. Includes background information on the journal
Journal of the voyages of the ship John H. Kimball, commanded by Capt. D. M. Humphreys
Anonymous journal documenting a cargo ship's voyages from Peru to Liverpool, New York to Japan, and return to Falmouth and Amsterdam, transporting such cargo as livestock, foodstuffs, and guano
Journals and scrapbooks
Journal entries, with newsclippings and travel memorabilia pasted in, documenting travels through Europe, including an account of the 1900 Paris Exposition