Letter from John C. Calhoun to Col. Andrew Pickens, June 20, 1834 (correspondence)

Letter from John C. Calhoun to Col. Andrew Pickens, June 20, 1834 (correspondence)

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Pickens, F. W. (Francis Wilkinson), 1805-1869

This letter accompanied an account statement. Calhoun remarks that "We are now exceedingly busily engaged." Also, "The administration is in a state of considerable confusion." There are several files available: a PDF transcription; JPG images of all pages of the original document, and a PDF which combines the JPG images into one file. The JPGs were created from scans of the original document.||There are two files available: a PDF transcription and a PDF which was created from scans of the original document.

Calhoun, John C. (John Caldwell), 1782-1850

1834-06-20

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Letter from John C. Calhoun to Col. Andrew Pickens, June 20, 1834 (correspondence)