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Two pieces. Letter, mostly about Captain Aaron Hill, a Mohawk chief who was arrested by Congress. Brant, who was then on his way to England, heard of the capture and immediately returned to intercede for Hill. "... I have wrote letters to His Excellency Governor Clinton & to my friend Major Peter Schuyler ... I had no true account [of] the manner Capt. Hill is kept. The conclusion of that council at Fort Stanwix by the commissioners I have had no account at all... I hope those commissioners did not over sett all what you & we have settled there. I intend to be at Montreal the 10th of February ... to talk over of those agreements made at our meeting at Fort Stanwix ... I wish Major Peter Schuyler should be the person that would meet me at Montreal ...". Accompanied by a printed excerpt from The American Historical Record, Vol. 2, No. 19. July 1873 where the letter was first published and discussed, as well as a transcription and two file cards describing the letter.

One handbill announcing the 3rd Annual Ku Klux Klan Field Day held July 29th, 1928 in Kingston, Ontario.

Manuscript of "The Shamrock, the thistle and the race".

Holograph document. Gooch, at the bidding of Hon J.A Macdonald (then government leader in the provincial parliament) worked on the study of French Canada and Confederation from March 15 to May, 1858.

A letter from Russell to H.O. White.

Manuscript.

Relates to the setting of a time for an appointment.

Certificates issued by Rockwood Hospital for completion of exam on mental diseases, 1905.

Relates to several literary works and The Outlook (magazine).

Item is an index for volumes three and four of a world history.