Montgomery Place, Annandale Road, Barrytown, Dutchess County, NY
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Andrew Jackson to Edward Livingston, May 17, 1815
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, September 15, 1815
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Montgomery Place, Annandale Road, Barrytown, Dutchess County, NY
Significance: Dramatically situated along the Hudson River, Montgomery Place was a showplace during the 19th century, widely known for its richly ornamented Federal house and extensive pleasure grounds. The ori... More
Montgomery Place, Annandale Road, Barrytown, Dutchess County, NY
Significance: Dramatically situated along the Hudson River, Montgomery Place was a showplace during the 19th century, widely known for its richly ornamented Federal house and extensive pleasure grounds. The ori... More
Montgomery Place, Annandale Road, Barrytown, Dutchess County, NY
Significance: Dramatically situated along the Hudson River, Montgomery Place was a showplace during the 19th century, widely known for its richly ornamented Federal house and extensive pleasure grounds. The ori... More
Montgomery Place, Annandale Road, Barrytown, Dutchess County, NY
Significance: Dramatically situated along the Hudson River, Montgomery Place was a showplace during the 19th century, widely known for its richly ornamented Federal house and extensive pleasure grounds. The ori... More
William D. Jones to Edward Livingston, June 28, 1831
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Montgomery Place, Annandale Road, Barrytown, Dutchess County, NY
Significance: Dramatically situated along the Hudson River, Montgomery Place was a showplace during the 19th century, widely known for its richly ornamented Federal house and extensive pleasure grounds. The ori... More
Montgomery Place, Annandale Road, Barrytown, Dutchess County, NY
Significance: Dramatically situated along the Hudson River, Montgomery Place was a showplace during the 19th century, widely known for its richly ornamented Federal house and extensive pleasure grounds. The ori... More
Montgomery Place, Annandale Road, Barrytown, Dutchess County, NY
Significance: Dramatically situated along the Hudson River, Montgomery Place was a showplace during the 19th century, widely known for its richly ornamented Federal house and extensive pleasure grounds. The ori... More
![Old Iron Sides on a lee shore The U.S. Frigate Constitution Captn. Elliott, weathering Scilly, on her return from France, with the Honorable Edward Livingston on board on the night of the [Eleventh] of May 1835 / / drawn on stone by A. Hoffy, from a painting by J. Evans ; P.S. Duval, Lith. Philad.](https://cache.getarchive.net/Prod/thumb/cdn18/L3Bob3RvLzIwMTkvMTEvMTUvb2xkLWlyb24tc2lkZXMtb24tYS1sZWUtc2hvcmUtdGhlLXVzLWZyaWdhdGUtY29uc3RpdHV0aW9uLWNhcHRuLWVsbGlvdHQtd2VhdGhlcmluZy1kMzk4M2ItMTAyNC5qcGc%3D/40/31/webp "Old Iron Sides on a lee shore The U.S. Frigate Constitution Captn. Elliott, weathering Scilly, on her return from France, with the Honorable Edward Livingston on board on the night of the [Eleventh] of May 1835 / / drawn on stone by A. Hoffy, from a painting by J. Evans ; P.S. Duval, Lith. Philad.")
Old Iron Sides on a lee shore The U.S. Frigate Constitution Captn. Ell...
327 U.S. Copyright Office. "Illustrative of a sketch, in the Democratic Review, of May 1839, by the author of "the log of Old Ironsides"." Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1839, by Dow & Duval, ... More
Montgomery Place, Annandale Road, Barrytown, Dutchess County, NY
Significance: Dramatically situated along the Hudson River, Montgomery Place was a showplace during the 19th century, widely known for its richly ornamented Federal house and extensive pleasure grounds. The ori... More
Montgomery Place, Annandale Road, Barrytown, Dutchess County, NY
Significance: Dramatically situated along the Hudson River, Montgomery Place was a showplace during the 19th century, widely known for its richly ornamented Federal house and extensive pleasure grounds. The ori... More
Montgomery Place, Annandale Road, Barrytown, Dutchess County, NY
Significance: Dramatically situated along the Hudson River, Montgomery Place was a showplace during the 19th century, widely known for its richly ornamented Federal house and extensive pleasure grounds. The ori... More
Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, November 21, 1814
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Edward Livingston to Pierre Francois DuBourg, January 30, 1815
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Montgomery Place, Annandale Road, Barrytown, Dutchess County, NY
Significance: Dramatically situated along the Hudson River, Montgomery Place was a showplace during the 19th century, widely known for its richly ornamented Federal house and extensive pleasure grounds. The ori... More
Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, November 7, 1816
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William Piatt to Edward Livingston, January 16, 1815
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, August 12, 1828
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Edward Livingston to Thomas Jefferson, May 5, 1808
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, November 7, 1816
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Louis Alexis to Edward Livingston, December 29, 1814
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William D. Jones to Edward Livingston, June 28, 1831
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Edward Livingston to Thomas Jefferson, December 9, 1800
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Roger Brooke Taney to Edward Livingston, December 28, 1831
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Thomas Jefferson to Edward Livingston, April 4, 1824
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Edward Livingston to Thomas Jefferson, May 3, 1800
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, January 31, 1835
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, July 28, 1833
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Edward Livingston et al. to Andrew Jackson, April 5, 1815
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, August 10, 1833
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James Madison to Edward Livingston, January 19, 1833.
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, May 21, 1827
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, May 21, 1827
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, June 17, 1819
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, June 17, 1819
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, August 8, 1819
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Edward Livingston to Pierre Francois DuBourg, January 30, 1815
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, April 20, 1831
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, June 30, 1831
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, September 15, 1815
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, March 7, 1828
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, August 18, 1831
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, February 28, 1835
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William Piatt to Edward Livingston, January 16, 1815
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, August 12, 1828
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, December 14, 1814
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, November 7, 1816
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, January 15, 1835
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, January 4, 1816
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Edward Livingston to James Madison, April 29, 1830.
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Edward Livingston to James Madison, April 29, 1830.
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, June 22, 1835
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, July 14, 1834
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William D. Jones to Edward Livingston, June 28, 1831
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, August 16, 1831
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, December 25, 1814
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James Madison to Edward Livingston, April 17, 1824.
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James Madison to Edward Livingston, April 17, 1824.
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Edward Livingston to Thomas Jefferson, May 3, 1800
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Edward Livingston et al. to Andrew Jackson, April 5, 1815
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Edward Livingston to Thomas Jefferson, March 9, 1825
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James Madison to Edward Livingston, January 19, 1833.
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Thomas Jefferson to Edward Livingston, March 25, 1825
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Edward Livingston to James Madison, July 31, 1802
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James Madison to Edward Livingston, May 8, 1830.
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, April 12, 1835
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Gallien Preval to Edward Livingston, January 1, 1815
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, February 24, 1836
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, March 30, 1834
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Edward Livingston to James Madison, July 22, 1801.
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Roger Brooke Taney to Edward Livingston, January 7, 1832
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson
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Edward Livingston versus Thomas Jefferson, May 1810, Bill from Circuit...
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Roger Brooke Taney to Edward Livingston, December 28, 1831
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, May 14, 1821
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Edward Livingston et al. to Andrew Jackson, April 5, 1815
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, September 21, 1814
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, December 25, 1814
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, July 11, 1835
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Edward Livingston to James Madison, October 24, 1814.
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Edward Livingston to Unknown - Public domain document scan
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Edward Livingston to James Madison, September 3, 1801.
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Andrew Jackson to Edward Livingston, May 17, 1815
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Edward Livingston to Andrew Jackson, November 26, 1834
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