Abbott, Sereno Timothy (AC 1833). Essay: "Thoughts."

Adams, Charles Baker (AC 1834), Marion College, Mo., to William S. Tyler, Amherst College. Two letters.
1. Slavery

Adams, Charles Baker (AC 1834), Amherst College, to Steven Fullerton, Baird, n.p. Two letters.

Adams, Charles Baker (AC 1834). Lists of shells sent to C.B. Adams by various correspondents.

Adams, Charles Baker (AC 1834). List of shells sent to various scholars; annotated catalogues.

Adams, Charles Baker (AC 1834).Valedictory.

Adams, Ezra (AC 1835). Disputation with W.G. Howard (affirmative): "Funeral and Sepulchral Honors: Are They on the Whole Beneficial?"

Adams, Henry (AC 1828). Record of purchases from the Nile Register. From R.R. & C. Williams, Boston, to Henry Adams.
1. S. Bedlington

Adams, Henry (AC 1828). Part of a conference: "The Policy of a Protecting Tariff."

Adams, John Calvin (AC 1833). Disputation (untitled).

Adams, John Quincy. Letter to the Social Union Society at Amherst College.

Adams, John Quincy. Letter to the Athenian Society at Amherst College.

Alden, Ebenezer (AC 1839), Amherst, Mass., to Ebenezer Alden (his father), Randolph, Mass. 34 letters.
1. Amherst College - Athenian Society; Anti-Venevean Society 2. Gorham Rebellion, 1836 3. Religion

Alden, Ebenezer (AC 1839). Disputation with H. L. Whitman: "Is the Secular Enterprise of New England Subversive of Morality? Affirmative"

Alden, Edmund Kimball (AC 1844). "Oratorio Salutatoria."

Allen, David Oliver (AC 1823). Partial transcriptions of letters to people associated with the American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions in India.

Allen, Nathan (AC 1836), Lowell, Mass., to Edward Payson Crowell (AC 1853), Amherst College. Three letters.

Allen, Nathan (AC 1836), Lowell, Mass., to Rev. Mr. Herrick.

Allen, William (AC 1842), Northampton, Mass., to William Austin Dickinson, Amherst, Mass.

Amerman, Thomas Albert (AC 1827). A sermon on John XI: 52, 48pp.

Andrews, David (AC 1836). Oration: "The Obligations of Genius to Common Minds."

Appleton, Samuel Gilman. (AC 1830). Literary discussion with A.E. Baker: "Are Works of Fiction Necessary to Give a Proper Cultivation of the Mind?"

Arms, William (AC 1830). Letter to unknown.
1. Missionaries

Arms, William (AC 1830), Beaver Dam, to his classmates, At Amherst College.
1. Missionaries

Arms, William (AC 1830). Oration: "Chemical Metamorphoses."

Arnell, David Reeve (AC 1840). "Disputation - Is there more of sublimity in the pursuits of the Philosopher or the Poet? - Negative."
1. Nathan W. Fiske

Ash, George Washington (AC 1839), Enfield, White Co., Ill., to Edward B. Gillett, n.p.

Ashby, John Langdon (AC 1837), Amherst College, to Bela Francher, Southamptom, Mass.

Ayres, Rowland (AC 1841). Oration: "The Modesty of True Genius."

Atkinson, Charles Moody (AC 1844), Amherst College, Mass., to John C. March, Newburyport, Mass.

Bacon, George Ferdinand (AC non-grad. 1837). Twenty-one letters from his family, New York City, to Bacon at Amherst College.

Bacon, George Ferdinand (AC non-grad. 1837). Two letters to him, Amherst, Mass.
1. Francis Taylor 2. Hilliard, Gray & Co.

Bacon, George Ferdinand (AC non-grad. 1837), Amherst, to George Bacon, New York, N.Y. Three letters.
1. Slavery 2. Amherst College - Starvati Club

Bancroft, James Henry (AC 1839). Poem: "Sympathy;" exhibition at commencement.

Bannister, Seth Warriner (AC 1835). Disputation with Mortimer Blake: "Are the Earlier Ages of a Nation More Interesting Than the Later?"

Barber, Lucius Israel (AC 1826). Oration: "Influence of Literature."

Bardwell, Horatio Forbush (AC 1840), Oxford, Mass., to George F. Cushman, Amherst, Mass.
1. Amherst College - Alexandrian Society 2. George Francis Cushman

Bardwell, Horatio Forbush (AC 1840), Manchester, Md., to Abel Harwood, Amherst, Mass.

Barnard, Daneil Emerson (AC 1846), Chicago, Ill., to unknown, Amherst, Mass.
1. U.S. Civil War

Batchelder, James Locke (AC 1840). Oration: "Introduction and Mathematics - the Instruments of Investigation" or "Induction as an Instrument of Advancing Knowledge."
1.Ebenezer S. Snell

Batchelder, James Locke (AC 1840), Chicago, Ill., to Edward P. Cromwell, Amherst, Mass. Two letters.

Bates, L.C, to William Young (AC 1842), Amherst, Mass.
1. Amherst College - Athenian Society 2. National Intelligencer

3. Gates & Seaton

Bates, Philander (AC 1832). Essay: "Controversy."

Bayley, Calvin Chapin (AC 1837), Waupun, Wis., to William S. Tyler, Amherst College.

Bayley, Calvin Chapin (AC 1837). Oration: "Poetry of Mathematics."

Beaman, Warren Harrison (AC 1837), Amherst College, to Wolcott (?) Marsh, n.p.

Beaman, Warren Harrison (AC 1837). Essay: "Influence of Science on the Moral Improvement of Society."

Beecher, Henry Ward (AC 1834), Amherst College, to Harriet Beecher Stowe, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Beecher, Henry Ward (AC 1834). Ten autograph letters to Amherst College personages (possibly Edward Hitchcock, AC 1849). One transcript relating to some of Beecher's lectures and sermons.

Beecher, Henry Ward (AC 1834), Lane Seminary, Walnut Hills, Ohio, to William S. Tyler, Andover, Mass.
1. Amherst College - Society of Inquiry

Beecher, Henry Ward (AC 1834). Two receipts for lecture fees
1. E. Huntington

Beecher, Henry Ward (AC 1834). Notes for three sermons on John 3:2, Matthew 5: 21, Proverbs 26:12.

Beecher, Henry Ward (AC 1834), n.p., to Charles A. Judson.

Beecher, Henry Ward (AC 1834), to Samuel B. Holliday, Plymouth, N.Y. Two letters.

Belcher, John Wilson (AC 1847). Oration: "The Spirit of the Nation."
1. Aaron Warner

Belcher, Nathan (AC 1832). Discussion with I.N. Stoddard: "Would the Dissolution of the American Union Necessarily Prove Fatal to the Progress of Universal Liberty? Negative."

Belden, Pomeroy (AC 1833). Discussion with E.W. Harrington: "Thought and Emotion, Their Influence Upon Oratory (Thought)"

Benton, Azariah Lathrop (AC non-grad 1841), Amherst College, to his parents, Tolland, Conn.
1. Town of Amherst- 1838 fire

Bigelow, Andrew (AC 1838). Oration: "Fiction, a Vehicle of Truth."

Billings, Richard Slater (AC 1847). "Object of Literary Pursuit," dissertation.
1. Aaron Warner

Blake, Horace Thompson (AC 1838). Oration: "The Eloquence of Ames."

Blake, Mortimer (AC 1835). Lecture notes on American history, Greek literature, philosophy, chemistry, and natural history.
1.Edwards A. Parks 2. Nathan W. Fiske 3. Ebenezer S. Snell 4. Edward Hitchcock

Blake, Mortimer (AC 1835). Lecture notes on botany, mineralogy, geology, conchology, and religion.
1. Edward Hitchcock

Blake, Mortimer (AC 1835). Lecture notes on physics, European history, Greek language and literature.
1. Nathan W. Fiske

Blatchford, Seward & Griswold, New York, N.Y., to Jerome R. Birgham, Milwaukee, Wisc. Five letters.

Bliss, Edwin Elisha (AC 1837). Home circular for Portland, West Springfield and Beaver Dam, written in Trebizond, Turkey.
1. Missionaries

Bliss, Edwin Elisha (AC 1837), Constantinople, to unknown.
1. Missionaries

Bliss, Edwin Elisha (AC 1837), Steamship Silvia, to children.
1. Missionaries

Bliss, Edwin Elisha (AC 1837). Oration: "The Sources of Our Delight in Tragic Scenes."

Bliss, Francis Champion (AC 1846). Essay: "Past literature as Connected With True Scholarship."
1. Aaron Warner

Bliss, Isaac Grout (AC 1844), Constantinople, to Edwin E. Bliss, n.p.
1. Missionaries

Bliss, Thomas Eliakin (non-grad 1848). Seven letters written to Samuel D. Cowles, father of William L. Cowles (AC 1878).

Blood, Lorenzo Prentice (AC 1846). Oration: "Will a Republican Form of Government Ever Be Permanent?"
1. William B. Calhoun

Boggs, George W. (AC 1827). Oration: "Connection between Christianity and Civil Liberty."

Bolles, William (AC 1828), Hartford, Conn., to Asa (?) Bullard, n.p.

Bond, William Bush (AC 1835). Dissertation: "Scottish Literature."

Boltwood, Lucius, Amherst, Mass., to Lucius Manlius Boltwood (AC 1843), n.p.

Boltwood, Lucius Manlius (AC 1843), New Haven, Conn., to Joseph Knowlton Chickering, Amherst, Mass.

Bonney, Elijah Hayward, Vernon Center, N.Y., to Edward Bates Gillett (AC 1839), n.p.

Boutelle, Asaph. (AC 1828) Oration: "Eloquence of Patrick Henry."

Brace, Johnathan (AC 1831). Travel notes on Europe.

Bradbury, Elbridge (AC 1831), Lincoln, Kans., to Joseph Knowlton Chickering, n.p.

Bradbury, Elbridge (AC 1831). Oration: "Relations of Matter and Mind."

Bradford, E.G. Oration: "Ought the Colonization Society To Be Patronized by the General Government?"

Bragg, Jesse Kendall (AC1838). Disputation with G. Leeds: "The Old Age of the Scholar."

Bridgman, Elijah Coleman (AC 1826). Eulogy on Nelson Newel.

Bridgman, Elijah Coleman (AC 1826). "Men of China" and "Golden Tombs Collected Conversations." Notes on important men and events in Chinese history, religion, politics, and philosophy.

Bridgman, Elijah Coleman (AC 1826). Copies and originals of letters from Rev. and Mrs. Bridgman to family, friends and superiors in the American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions.
1. Missionaries

Bridgman, Elijah Coleman (AC 1826). Oration: "The Study of Human Nature Connected to Oratory."

Bridgman, James Granger (AC 1842). "Oratio Salutoria."
1. William S. Tyler

Brooks, Benjamin Franklin (AC 1837). Oration: "The Plea of the Incapacity of Man for Self-Government."

Brooks, Sidney (AC 1841). Fourteen letters to his family.

Brooks, Sidney (AC 1841) Oration. First sentence: "In tracing the operations of human nature, there are presented alternately pictures while as they instruct at the same time disgust us."

Brown, Hope (AC 1828) Discussion with J. Chapin: "pulpit Eloquence in New England.

Bruce, J. Untitled oration (first page missing).

Bruuer, Emilus (AC 1845), Amherst, Mass., to James M. Bruuer, North Wilbraham, Mass.

Buck, Augustus Howe (AC 1849). Letters to William J. Rolfe (AC 1849) and William A. Dickinson Esy.

Bullard, Amos (AC 1833), Andover Theological Seminary, to Prof. William S. Tyler, Amherst College.

Bullard, Artemas (AC 1826), St. Louis, Mo., to the Alexandrian Society at Amherst College.

Bullard, Asa (AC 1828). Disputation with Chester Humphrey: "Ought Universalists to be Allowed to Give Testimony In Courts of Justice?"

Bullock, Alexander Hamilton (AC 1836), Boston, Mass., to William S. Tyler, Amherst College.

Bullock, Alexander Hamilton (AC 1836). Summaries of letters to Alexander H. Bullock.
1. William A. Stearns 2. Samuel Bowles 3. Julia W. Howe 4. William S. Tyler

Bullock, Alexander Hamilton (AC 1836). Salutatory.

Burgess, Ebenezer (AC 1831), to Rev. William S. Tyler, Amherst College. Four letters.
1. Missionaries

Burgess, John W. (AC 1867). Letter to Prof. Todd.

Burnham, Thomas. (AC 1828) Disputation with W. Gage: "Is It Expedient to Celebrate a Military Spirit in the United States?"

Burnside, Ambrose Everett, "Mouth of Antietam," Md., to George Brinton McClellan. Transcription of a recommendation for promotion of William Smith Clark in the 21st Regiment.
1. U.S. Civil War - 21st Regiment, Mass. Volunteers

Burrit, Elihu, Worcester, Mass., to Thomas S. Russel (AC 1841), Amherst, Mass.

Caldwell, David (AC 1837). Eulogy on Kosinsko.

Campbell, Archibald Barrington (AC 1840). Autobiography.

Carlisle, Hugh. (AC 1826). Conference: "The Effects of Foreign Interference on the Interests of Our Country."

Carpenter, Chester Whitmore (AC 1839). Disputation with S.T. Spaulding: "Does the Civilized or Savage State Afford Greater Advantages for Eloquence?"

Cary, Josiah Addison (AC 1832). Personal diary preceded by short section on the creation of the earth and man.

Cary, Josiah Addison (AC 1832). Oration: "The Classifications and Influence of the Statesman and the Man of Letters: the Man of Letters."

Case, Ira (AC 1848). Dissertation: "The Relations of Mind to Ultimate Truth."
1. Aaron Warner

Chapin, Alonzo. (AC 1826) Oration: "Dangers to be Apprehended by Our Country from the Influence of Luxury."

Chapin, Roswell Lombard (AC 1842), Amherst College, Mass., to Julia Chapin (his sister), Springfield, Mass.

Chapman, Mahlon Pomeroy(AC 1832). Oration: "Infidelity and War - Their Influence on Benevolent Enterprise."

Clapp, Alender Osmyn (AC 1837), Amherst College, to Joseph Clapp, Homer, Cortland County, N.Y.
1. Amherst College - Johnson Chapel

Clapp, Charles (AC 1832) Valedictory: "The Spirit of Modern Criticism."

Clapp, R. C. Dissertation: "Importance of a Knowledge if the Human Kind."

Clark, Albert. (AC 1834). Dissertation: "Bibliomania."

Clark, Clinton (AC 1835). Valedictory: "Influence of Benevolent Feelings on the Intellect."

Clark, Joseph Sylvester (AC 1827), Amherst House, Amherst, Mass., to Rev. William S. Tyler, n.p.

Clark, Joseph Sylvester (AC 1827). Valedictory: "The Responsibilities of Liberally Educated Men."

Clark, Lucius Lafayette (AC 1827). Oration: "Africa."

Clark, Lewis Franklin. (AC 1837). Disputation with H.J. Gaylord: "Is the Patronage of Our Government Necessary for a High Standard of Literature? Affirmative"

Clark, Sereno Dickinson (AC 1835). Oration: "Source of Emotions."

Clark, Stanford Russell. (AC 1833). Oration: "Our District."

Clark, Stanford Russell (AC 1833). Essay: "Sensibility to Public Opinion."

Clark, Stephen Watkins (AC 1837), Cortland Academy, Homer, N.Y., to William Tyler, Amherst College.

Clark, Stephen Watkins (AC 1837), to Leach (?), Sanford, n.p.

Clark, Summer (AC 1840). Essay: "Is Elizabeth of England censurable for her treatment of Mary Queen of the Scots?"

Clark, William Smith (AC 1848), Amherst College, Mass., to J. N. Manross, Easthampton, Mass.

Clark, William Smith (AC 1848), Amherst College, Mass., to Harriet E. Clark, Easthampton, Mass.
1. Edward Hitchcock

Clark, William Smith (AC 1848), Acworth, [N.H], to Newton [Spalding Manross], n.p.
1. Charles U. Shepard

Clark, William Smith (AC 1848). Oration: "The Alchemist."
1. Aaron Warner 2.Charles U. Shepard

Clark, William Smith (AC 1848), Göttingen, Germany, to Atherton Clark, [Easthampton], Mass.

Clark, William Smith (AC 1848), Amherst College, Mass., to the members of the Alexandrian Society, [Amherst College].

Clark, William Smith (AC 1848), Camp Lincoln, Worcester, Mass., to [Newton Spalding] Manross, n.p.
1. U.S. Civil War - 21st Regiment, Mass. Volunteers

Clark, William Smith (AC 1848), Annapolis, Md., to [Newton Spalding] Manross, n.p.
1. U.S. Civil War - 21st Regiment, Mass. Volunteers

Clark, William Smith (AC 1848), Camp Andrew, Newbern, N.C., to [Newton Spalding] Manross, Amherst, Mass.
1. U.S. Civil War - Battle of Roanoke; 21st Regiment, Mass. Volunteers 3. Frazar Stearns 4. Jefferson Davis

Clark, William Smith (AC 1848), "Army of Potomac," Va., to [William Seymour Tyler], n.p.
1. U.S. Civil War - 21st Regiment, Mass. Volunteers 2. Charles Delano

Clark, William Smith (AC 1848), Amherst, Mass., to Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849), n.p.

Clift, William Avery (AC 1839). Oration: "Robert Burns."

Cochran, Joseph Gallup (AC 1842), Amherst College, Mass., to the editor of the Hampshire Gazette.
1. Amherst College - Athenian Society

Collins, William Oliver (AC 1833), Ft. Laramie, Neb., to John Pratt. A.A.G., District of Neb., Omaha. An account of an attack of American Indians.

Colton, Francis Parmelee (AC 1845), Amherst College, Mass., to William L. Silcox, Culpepper, Va.

Cooke, George (AC non-grad., 1832). "Incidents in the life and ministry of Parson Paul Powers, 1781-1848."

Cooke, George (AC non-grad. 1832). Commonplace book containing sermons, copies of letters, poetry, memoirs,essays.

Cooke, Phineas. Acworth, N.H. Account of Ecclesiastical Council meetings attended and sermons.
1. John Richards 2. Arnas Keyes 3. I. Aiken

Cooke, Phineas. Lebanon, N.H. Two discourses delivered before the Congregational Church and Society.

Cooke, Phineas. Record of expenses of the Committee for the Supply of the Pulpit, Lebanon, N.H., and an inventory of the estate of Phineas Cooke with three letters bound to it.

Corss. Charles Chapin. (AC 1830). Oration: "Motives to Intellectual Exertion."

Cressy, Benjamin Cothen (AC 1826). "On the Dangers to be Apprehended by This Country From Internal Discord."

Cressy, Benjamin Cothen (AC 1826), Amherst College, Mass., to his family, N.H.

Cressy, Timothy Robinson (AC 1828), to Rev. Asa Bullard, Boston, Mass. Two letters.

Cressy, Timothy Robinson (AC 1828). Oration: "The Victory of the Church."

Cross, Moses Kimball (AC 1838), South Deerfield, to Rev. [Joseph] Haven, n.p.

Cromwell, Loranus, Middletown, to Abel Harwood (AC 1841), Wilbraham, Mass.

Cummings, Henry (AC 1847). Oration: "Personality of the Scholar."
1. Aaron Warner

Curtis, George Cogswell (AC 1844). Sermon on the order of Providence.
1. Heman Humphrey

Cushman, George Francis (AC 1840). Oration: "Misfortune, the Inheritance of Genius."
1. Nathan W. Fiske

Cutler, Joseph (AC 1840). Oration: "The relation of rights and duties."
1. Nathan W. Fiske

Damon, Samuel Chenery (AC 1836). Dissertation: "American Biography."
1. Aaron Warner

Dana, Samuel Worcester (AC 1847). "The Progress of Freedom," dissertation.
1. Aaron Warner

Dana, Samuel Worcester (AC 1847), New Castle, Pa., to Edward Payson Crowell, Amherst, Mass.
1. Frederick Ridgely Graham

Dana, Samuel Worcester (AC 1847), New Castle, Pa., to John Mason Tyler, Amherst, Mass.

Darling, Henry (AC 1842). Oration: "Literature: the Expression of Society."
1. William C. Fowler

Day, Isaac Clifford (AC 1841), Amherst College, Mass., to Abel Harwood, Enfield, Mass.

Day, Pliny Butts (AC 1834). Oration: "Progress of Society."

Dean, Artemas (AC 1842). Oration: "The Decay of Superstition."
1. Nathan W. Fiske

Dean, Mrs. M.R., Newburyport, Mass., to Edwin Willard Pierce (AC 1838), Amherst, Mass.

De Forest, Henry Grant (AC 1839). Oration: "Devotion to Principle."

Dexter, Nathaniel Morton (AC 1834). Essay: "Common Sense."

Dickinson, D.S. Disputation: "The Jesuits: Causes of Their Success."

Dickinson, Erastus. (AC 1832). Bible class book. Publication of Christianity to the Jews."

Dickinson, Noadiah Smith (AC 1841). Essay: "The Harmony of Science and Revelation."

Dickinson, Richard Salter Storrs (AC 1844). Oration: "Protestant Americans."
1. Aaron Warner

Dickinson, William Cowper (AC 1848), Evanston, Ill., to [Henry Johnson Patrick] (AC 1848), n.p.

Dickinson, William Cowper (AC 1848), Evanston, Ill., to Francis Augustine Howe (AC 1848), Newburyport, Mass.

Doolittle, Charles Hutchins (AC 1836), Utica, N.Y., to William S. Tyler, Amherst, Mass.

Doty, E. Lunidentifields. Fragment of a note and material that appears to relate to China. Probably written to Elijah Bridgman (AC 1826).

Draper, Warren Fales (AC 1847), Andover, Mass., to John Mason Tyler, [Amherst, Mass.]
1. Edward Hitchcock

Dudley, John L. (AC 1844). Oration: "Professional Life."
1. Aaron Warner 2. Nathan W. Fiske

Dwight, Timothy. (AC 1827). Salutatory in Latin (untitled).

Dyer, Ebenezer Porter (AC non-grad 1833), Amherst College, to Ebenezer Porter, Abington, Mass.

Dyer, Ebenezer Porter (AC non-grad 1833). "The Lily Law," typed transcripts of poems with accompanying illustrations (signed J.O.H.)

Eastman, David (AC 1835). Essay: "Avarice, a Temptation Powerful and Universal."

Eastman, George. (AC 1830). Discussion: "England and Napoleon."

Eastman, Henry Edward. (AC 1830). Dissertation: "The Study of the English Language."

Eastman, Lucius Root (AC 1833). Oration: Science and the Classics - Their Union the True Basis of a Professional Education."

Eaton, Joseph Myron Renselaer (AC 1841). Oration: "The Value of Independent Thought."
1. Nathan W. Fiske

Eddy, Nathaniel (AC 1838), Oxford, Mass., to James Humphrey and the faculty of Amherst College.

Edson, Henry Kingman (AC 1844) "Decay a Law of Progress."
1. Nathan W. Fiske

Edson, Henry Kingman (AC 1844), Grinnell, Iowa, to John Mason Tyler, Amherst, Mass.

Edwards, Henry Luther (AC 1847). Salutatory oration in Latin.
1. Aaron Warner

Edwards, Henry Luther (AC 1847), Northampton, Mass., to [William Austin] Dickinson, [Amherst, Mass.]

Elliott, Caleb Burbank. (AC 1826) with M. Kimball. Disputation: "Is It Probable That the Spanish American Republics Will Be Able Maintain Their Present Liberal Institutions?

Ellsworth, Erastus Wolcott (AC 1844), [Ogdensburgh, N.Y.] to John Sartain, Philadelphia, Pa.

Ellsworth, Erastus Wolcott (AC 1844). Untitled poem beginning "Man is born a gardener still."

Ellsworth, Erastus Wolcott (AC 1844), East Windsor, Conn., to Edmund C. Stedman, New York, N.Y. Five letters.

Ellsworth, Erastus Wolcott (AC 1844), East Windsor, Conn., to Arthur Stedman, n.p.

Ellsworth, Erastus Wolcott (AC 1844). Printed poem entitled "The Mayflower," annotated tear sheets.
1. Edward K. Parmelee 2. Elizabeth W. Sperry

Ely, Alfred Brewster (AC 1836). Two letters from Austin Isham to A.B. Ely, Amherst College.
1. David Sewall Oliphant

Ely, Alfred Brewster (AC 1836). Letter from Alvan Wilcox, New Haven, Conn., to A.B. Ely, Amherst College.

Elliot, S.H. [?] New Haven, Conn., to Jonathan Brace (AC 1831).

Emerson, Luther (AC 1831). Disputation: "Are the Laws of Mind as Uniform as Those of Matter?"

Emery, Samuel Hopkins (AC 1834). Oratio Salutatoria.

Emery, Joshua (AC 1831). Oration: "The Organs of Hearing and Vision - in Connection With the Mind and the Objects (Privileges?) of Intellectual Enjoyment."

Everett, Joel Summer (AC 1840), Amherst College, to his sister, Susan Everett, n.p.

Everett, Joel Summer (AC 1840). Oration: "Eloquence, the Voice of Nature."
1. Ebenezer S. Snell

Fackler, David Morris (AC 1835). Disputation with N.B. Fox: "Influence on the Discovery of Truth of Personal Interest in the Subject of Inquiry."

Farnham, Lucien. (AC 1827). Oration: "Motives for the Cultivation of Eloquence."

Farrar, George (AC 1839), Amherst College, to James Farrar (his father), Lincoln, Mass. Four letters.

Farrar, George (AC 1839). Disquisition: "Political Intrigue Unfavorable to Eloquence."

Farwell, John Edward (AC 1836), Amherst College, to Laura P. Farwell, Ashby, Mass. Eleven letters.

Farwell, John Edward (AC 1836). Seventeen letters to Laura P. Caswell, Fitchburg, Mass.

Farwell, John Edward (AC 1836), New York City, N.Y., to Charles C.P. Burnap, Andover, Mass.

Farwell, John Edward (AC 1836). Five letters to Henry Sherman Farwell.

Fassit, Robert Farris (AC 1836). Oration: "The Copyright Law."

Field, Caleb Clesson (AC 1833), Amherst College, to Elijah Stratton, Brunswick, Me.

Field, Caleb Clesson (AC 1833).Oration: "Political Ambition."

Field, Levi Alpheus (AC 1846). Oration: "Old EnglishWrithers."
1. Aaron Warner

Field, Justin (AC 1835) Oration: "Influence of the Passions on the Judgment."

Field, Thomas Power (AC 1834). Three letters from J.A. Putnam (South Danvers), Heman Humphrey (Amherst College), and Edward Strong Dwight (Hadley).
1. Missionaries - American Colonization Society

Field, Thomas Power (AC 1834), to William S. Tyler, Amherst College. Two letters.

Field, Thomas Power (AC 1834), Amherst, Mass., to Anson D. Morse, n.p.

Finch, P.V. A tribute to the memory of Lewis Green.

Fisher, Ezra (AC 1828), Oregon City, to Rev. Asa Bullard, Boston, Mass.

Fisher, George Elisha (AC 1846). Oration: "The Right and the Wrong in Reform."
1. Nathan W. Fiske

Fisher, George Elisha (AC 1846), North Amherst, Mass., to William Austin Dickinson, Amherst, Mass.

Fisher, George Elisha (AC 1846), South Hadley Falls, Mass., to unknown, n.p.

Fisher, George Elisha (AC 1846), South Hadley Falls, to Joseph Knowlton Chickering, [Amherst, Mass.]

Fisher, Nathaniel. (AC 1826) with Levi Pratt. Disputation: "Is the Golden Age of Literature Past?"

Fisher, Milton Metcalf (AC non-grad 1836). Diary.
1. Religion

Fisher, Milton Metcalf (AC non-grad 1836), Medway, to A. E. Alvord, n.p.
1. Edward Hitchcock

Fisher, Milton Metcalf (AC non-grad 1836), Medway, to Ephraim Lincoln Wood, Amherst, Mass.
1. Alden Ebenezer 2. Nathan Allen 3.U.S. Civil War 4. John Sawyer 5. Slavery

Fisk, Pliny (AC 1840). Oration: "Integrity in a Statesman Necessary to his Success."

Fiske, Daniel Taggart (AC 1842). Oration: "The Sources of Democratic Principles Dependant on Religion."
1. William C. Fowler

Fiske, Samuel (AC 1848). "Oratio Salutatoria a Fiske."
1. Aaron Fiske 2. A.D. Gridley

Fiske, Samuel (AC 1848), Camp near Falmouth," Va., to Elizabeth L. Fiske, n.p.
1. U.S. Civil War

Fitts, Hervey (AC 1826). Commencement address in Latin.

Fitts, Hervey (AC 1826). Commencement address in Latin. Copy by C. H. Toll.

Flagg, Horatio (AC 1825). Results of the Committee of the Ecclesiastical Council in Halifax, Vt., responsible for arbitration of a dispute in the church.

Fleming, Louis Isadore (AC 1847). Oration: "Political Integrity."
1. Aaron Warner 2. William B. Calhoun

Fletcher, Joel White (AC 1838). Oration: "Our Early Colonial History Considered as a Theme for the Poet."

Fletcher, Samuel Mark (AC 1846). Oration on the Principles of Natural Science.
1.Ebenezer S. Snell

Fletcher, Samuel Mark (AC 1846), Chicago, Ill., to unknown.
1. U.S. Civil War 2. Daniel Emerson Barnard

Fobes, Ephraim (AC 1830). Described in a letter by Ebenezer P. Dyer (AC 1833).

Fobes, Ephraim (AC 1830). Oration: "Influence of the Benevolent Efforts of the Age upon the Character of Literature."

Fobes, William Allen (AC 1848). Oration: "Aristocracy in Science."
1. Aaron Warner

Fobes, William Allen (AC 1848), Worcester, Mass., to unknown.

Fobes, William Allen (AC 1848), Lake View, Mass., to Francis Augustine Howe (AC 1848), n.p.

Forbes, Franklin (AC 1833). Oration: "American Enterprise."

Fosdick, David (AC 1831). Oration: "Du patronage des homes de genie."

Foster, Andrew Butler (AC 1840). Oration: "The Controversies of Literary Success."

Foster, Benjamin Franklin (AC 1829), Dummerston, Vt., to Mr. Ward, n.p.
1.Amherst College - Alexandrian prize.

Fowler, Orson Squire (AC 1834). Oration: "Temptation - Its Influence on Guilt." Copy in Box 7, Folder 8.

Frost, James Henry Paine (AC 1846).
1. Martin Luther 2. Aaron Warner

Frost, James Henry Paine (AC 1846), Danville, Pa., to Edward Payson Crowell, [Amherst, Mass.]

Gale, Nahum (AC 1837). Dissertation: "Natural Science Favorable to Poetry."

Gates, Charles Henry (AC 1847). Poem: "The Battle Scene."

Gay, Joshua Sanders (AC 1841). Essay: "The HebrewTheology."
1. Heman Humphrey

Gaylord, Martin L. (AC 1848), Easthampton, Mass., to his brother Patrick, n.p.

Gibbons, Lyman (AC 1832). "A Philosophical Oration: "The Analogy between the Phenomena of the Understanding and the Imagination..."

Gillett, Edward Bates (AC 1839). Five letters to E. B. Gillett from friends.
1. H.G.D. Forest 2. R.H. Martin 3. Simeon Miller 4. F.W. Sylvester 5. J. White

Gillett, Edward Bates (AC 1839), n.p., to [William Austin] Dickinson, [Amherst, Mass.]

Goffe, Joseph Jr. (AC 1826). Dissertation: "Poems and Genius of Chatterton."

Goddard, Charles Grosvenor (AC 1841). Oration: "The Responsibilities of Eminent Writers."
1. William G. Fowler

Goddard, George Grosvenor (AC 1841). Letter from Jordan, Weeks & Co., Boston, Mass.
1.Amherst College - Athenian Society

Goodale, Alfred S., Amherst College, to City Clerk, Putnam, Conn., requesting date of death of Daniel Bacon Plimpton (Ac non-grad 1846).

Goodale, George W. (AC 1848). Letters to his classmates and to Prof. E. P. Crowell

Goodale, Montgomery Smith (AC 1834), Amsterdam, to William S. Tyler, n.p.

Goodale, Montgomery Smith (AC 1834). Essay: "Excitement."

Goodell, W. Pera, [Turkey?], to Edwin Elisha Bliss (AC 1837), Trebizond, Turkey.
1. Missionaries

Goodnow, Charles Warren (AC 1838). Oration: "Substitution of Policy for Principle - Its Influence in the Administration of a Free Government."

Goodwin, Allyn, N.P., to William B. Hammond (AC 1840).

Graham, Frederick Ridgely (AC 1847). "The Individual, His Relationship to Himself and His Race."
1. Aaron Warner

Graham, Frederick Ridgely (AC 1847), Woodbury, N.J., to [William Seymour Tyler], Amherst, Mass.

Gray, Alonzo (AC 1834), Townshend, Vt., to Heman Humphrey, Amherst College; about efforts to obtain funds for an "Agricultural Professorship."
1. Amherst College - Trustees

Gray, Alonzo (AC 1834). Disputation with J.P. Terry: "Is Phrenology Entitled to Special Attention from Its Practical Utility?"

Green, James (AC 1837), Indianapolis, Ind., to Lewis Franklin Clark, n.p.
1. Robert Stevens Hitchcock 2. U.S. Civil War

Green, James (AC 1837), Indianapolis, Ind., to William S. Tyler, Amherst College.
1. J.H. Ninon

Green, James (AC 1837), Indianapolis, Ind., to his classmates.

Green, James (AC 1837). Poem for the commencement.

Green, Lewis (AC 1844). "Valedictory 1844, Rough Draft."

Green, Lewis (AC 1844). "A Prayer before Sermon Writing."
1. Heman Humphrey

Green, Lewis (AC 1844). Letter to his son.

Green, Lewis (AC 1844), Greenfield, Mass., to Edward B. Marsh, n.p.

Gregg, Thomas Douglas. (AC 1828) Salutatoty in Latin.

Grey, Philander (AC non-grad 1824). Notes on classmates.
1. Seth Burroughs (AC 1824) 2. Joseph A. Hale (AC 1824) 3. Abel Packard (AC 1824)

Grout, Aldin (AC 1831), Springfield, Mass., to Prof. and Mrs. Edward Hitchcock, Amherst College.

Grow, Galusha Aaron (AC 1844). Oration: "Moral Mobocracy."
1. Aaron Warner 2. Nathan W. Fiske

Grow, Galusha Aaron (AC 1844), Washington, D.C., to unknown, n.p.

Grow, Galusha Aaron (AC 1844), Philadelphia, Pa., to George R. Cutting (AC 1871), Amherst College.
1. Amherst College - Literary Societies

Grow, Galusha Aaron (AC 1844), New York, N.Y., to [Messrs. Warfel and Giest].

Hackett, Horatio Balch (AC 1830). Four letters to classmates.

Hackett, Horatio Balch (AC 1830). Valedictory: "Effects of the Diffusion of Knowledge on Our Literature."

Hall, Job (AC 1830). Discussion: "Napoleon and the English."

Hall, Job (AC 1830), Orwell, Vt., to Prof. William S. Tyler, Amherst College.

Hall, William (AC 1832). Disputation with Samuel Miles Hopkins: "Are Capital Punishments Justifiable?"

Hammond, William Blakenship (AC 1840). Oration: "The Language of Nature Addressed to Scholars."

Hardy, Seth (AC 1832). Discussion: "That the Prevailing Spirit of Infidelity is calculated to Retard the Progress of Benevolent Enterprise."

Harrington, Eli Whitney (AC 1833), Rochester, to William S. Tyler, Amherst College. Two letters.
1. Charles Parks Rugg

Harwood, Abel (AC 1841), Amherst College, to his brother.
1. Ebenezer S. Snell

Haskell, William Learned (AC 1846), n.p., to Edward Payson Crowell, [Amherst, Mass.]

Haven, Joseph (AC 1835). Essays on German literature, German public libraries, conversation, fashion, "The Poet and the Orator," and "A legend of New England."
1. Jonathan B. Condit 2. Nathan W. Fiske

Haven, Joseph (AC 1835). Oration: "Sources of Superstition."

Haven, Samuel Foster. (AC 1826). Poem: "Vicissitude."

Hawks, John (AC 1847). Oration: "Economy in the Unequal Distribution of Talent."
1.Aaron Warner

Hawley, W. A., Northampton, Mass., to William Young (AC 1842), Amherst, Mass.
1. Amherst College - Athenian Society 2. Hampshire Gazette

Hebard, Story (AC 1828), Amherst College, to John Hebard, Lebanon, N.H. Eighteen letters.

Hebard, Story (AC 1828). Oration: "The Temperature of the Interior [sic] of the Earth."

Henshaw, Marshall (AC 1845), Amherst College, to Jason Torrey, Honesdale, Pa.
1. William Seymour Tyler

Henshaw, Marshall (AC 1845). "Oratio Salutatoria."

Henshaw, Marshall (AC 1845), Byfield, Mass., to [William Seymour Tyler], Amherst College.

Henshaw, Marshall (AC 1845), New Brunswick, [N.J.], to William Seymour Tyler, Amherst, Mass.

Henshaw, Marshall (AC 1845), New Brunswick, [N.J.], to Samuel Williston, n.p. Two letters.

Henshaw, Marshall (AC 1845), Easthampton, Mass., to Anson D. Morse, n.p.

Hibben, James (AC 1846). Oration: "Fancy."
1. Aaron Warner 2. Nathan W. Fiske

Hitchcock, Daniel Dwight (AC 1844). Essay: "Social Crystallization."
1. Edward Hitchcock

Hitchcock, Edward, Amherst, Mass., to John S. Lee. Two letters.

Hitchcock, Edward, Amherst, Mass., to Francis P. Colton, Amherst. Mass. Letter of recommendation.

Hitchcock, Edward, Amherst, Mass., to Jerome R. Brigham, n.p.

Hitchcock, Robert Stevens (AC 1837), Lexington, Ky., to Edward P. Crowell, Amherst, Mass.
1. U.S. Civil War

Hitchcock, Roswell Dwight (AC 1836). Oration: "The Home of Genius."

Hitchings, Benjamin Gardner (AC 1832). Oration: "Brown's Analysis of Memory."

Holt, Edmund Dayer (AC 1846). Oration: "Can the Drama be Made Subservient to Moral and Intellectual Cultivation?"
1. Aaron Warner 2. Nathan W. Fiske

Homes, Henry Augustus (AC 1830), Albany, N.Y. to William S. Tyler.

Homes, Henry Augustus (AC 1830). Oration: "Temperament of Genius."

Homer, William Bradford (AC 1836). Valedictory: "The Immortality of Mental Influence."

Houston, John Frederick (AC 1832). "Mental Effort," marked "composition of J.F. sent to old aunt;" essay: "Romantic Fiction."

Howard, Chauncey (AC 1835). Oration: "Veneration for Old Institutions."

Howard, Joseph (AC, 1827). "The Importance of History."

Howe, Francis (AC 1848), Eastondale, Mass., to Prof. J.M. Tyler, Amherst College.

Howe, Francis (AC 1848). Five letters.

Howe, Nathaniel Saltonstall, Washington D.C., to William Lewis Montague, Amherst College.

Howland, Freeman Parker (AC 1824), Abington, Mass., to Rev. Theophilus Packard, n.p.

Howland, Walter Morton (AC 1863), Chicago, Ill., to William [Howland?], n.p.
1. John Andrew Thompson (AC non-grad 1846)

Howland, William (AC 1846). Essay in Latin.
1. William Seymour Tyler

Howland, William (AC 1846), Lynn, Mass., to Havilah Mowry Sprague, Amherst, Mass.
1. Amherst College - Alexandrian Society

Howland, William (AC 1846), Lynn, Mass., to William Lewis Montague, Amherst, Mass.

Howland, William (AC 1846), Lynn, Mass., to Joseph Knowlton Chickering, Amherst, Mass.

Humphrey, Hosea Daton (AC 1833). Disputation: "Which is the Most Injurious to a Good Cause - Indiscretion of Friends or the hostility of enemies?"

Humphrey, James (AC 1831), New York, to Elisha Rodolphus Sprague, Amherst College.
1. Amherst College - Athenian Society

Humphrey, James (AC 1839). Oration: "Study of the Incomprehensible."

Humphrey, Leonard (AC 1846), Amherst Academy, to the President of Amherst College. Note about Justus Smith (AC 1851) and Horace Smith (AC 1851).

Humphrey, Louisa E., East Weymouth, Mass., to Arthur S. Pease, Amherst, Mass.

Humphrey, Zephaniah Moore (AC 1843), Pittsfield, Mass., to William Seymour Tyler, Amherst, Mass.

Humphreys, George (AC 1835), Amherst College, to the Female Reading Society, n.p.

Hunt, S. (AC 1832). Literary disquisition: "The Philosophy of a Fashionable Literature."

Huntting, Samuel (AC 1844). "The Power of Terms - Philosophical Oration."
1. Aaron Warner 2. Nathan W. Fiske

Hutchins, Waldo (AC 1842). Invitation addressed to Edward Bates Gillett, n.p.

Hutchinson, Sylvander (AC 1836). Disputation: "Infidelity and War - Their Comparative Influence on Benevolent Enterprise."

Ide, Jacob (AC 1848), Mansfield, to his brother Patrick, n.p., and note from S.T.M. Spofford (n.d.).

Ingram, Solomon Boltwood (AC 1831), Southampton, L.I., to his father, Zacheus C. Ingram, n.p.

Ingram, Solomon Boltwood (AC 1831). Sermon on Luke 15:18, 19.

Jackson, Arthur Harper (AC 1846). Essay on psychology.
1. Aaron Warner 2. Nathan W. Fiske

Janes, Justus Lyman (AC 1835). Essay: "Poetry as Affected by Christianity."

Jenkins, Abraham (AC 1838), Amherst College, to Loring Johnson, Georgetown, Delaware.
1. Edward Hitchcock 2. R.W. Haskins 3. George E. Hayes 4. Benjamin Silliman 5. C.T. Jackson

Jenkins, Abraham (AC 1838), Amherst College, to his father.

Jenkins, Abraham (AC 1838). "Ethiopia Shall Soon Stretch Out Her Hands to God." "The Influence of Revolutions and Wars on Literature, the Arts and Sciences." "The Conversion of the World." "Africa," a poem."To S.," a letter. "Thoughts on Our Savior's Agony in Gethsemane." "The unhallowed Marriage." "Thoughts on the Redemption of Man." "A Word for the Indians." "Is the Obligation Greater to Become a Foreign Than a Domestic Missionary? Affirmative." "Early Recollections: the Death of a Sister." "On the Death of a Sister." "A Voice from the Indians at the West." "And Isaac Went Out to meditate in the Field at the Eventide." "The Seaman's Appeal," a poem.

Johnson, Obadiah Meeker (AC 1832). Oration: "Pacific Principles."

Johnson, Stephen. Jr. (AC 1827) Dissertation: "Moral Effect of History."

Johnston, William M. (AC 1827). "The Comparative Interest of Europe, Asia, Africa, and America."

Jordan, Weeks & Co., Boston, Mass., to George Barrows (AC 1840), Amherst College.

Kellogg, Ensign Hosmer. (AC 1836). Oration: "Intellectual Exertion Under American Influences."

Kellogg, Loyal Case. (AC 1836). Oration: "The Mutability of National Characteristics."

Kellogg, Loyal Case. (AC 1836). Oration: "Taste."

Kendall, John Ballard (AC 1827). Oration: "National Feeling."

Kendall, John Ballard (AC 1827), Eckford, Michigan, to Edward Payson Crowell, n.p.
1. Amherst College - Trustees

Kidder, John Summer (AC 1839), Hopkins, Mich., to classmates, [Amherst College].

Kidder, Corbin. (AC 1828). Poem: "Confusion of Tongues."

Kingsbury, Enoch. (AC 1827). Oration: "On Truth."

Kirkland, Edward. (AC 1831) Discussion (untitled).

Kittredge, Hosea (AC 1828). Oration: "Internal Improvement."

Kittredge, Hosea (AC 1828), Mason, Mich., to Asa Bullard.

Larkin, Lyman Beecher (AC 1835), Ballston Spa, N.Y., to Edward Payson Crowell, Amherst College. Two letters.
1. Henry Ward Beecher

Leavitt, Jonathan (AC 1825), Cornish, to Jacob Abbott, Amherst College.

Lefavour, Isaachar (AC 1842). Two autobiographical sketches.
1. Gorham Rebellion, 1836 2. John M. Tyler

Leonard, Hartford Pratt (AC non-grad 1846), to. Carver, Mass., to [William L.] Montague, [Amherst, Mass.]

Littel, E., Philadelphia, Pa. to Alfred Wright (AC 1827), Amherst, Mass.

Lombard, Otis. (AC 1834). Disquisition: "The Propriety of Appeals to the Passions."

Long, Josiah Holloway (AC 1845), Marion, Ala., to Mr. and Mrs. William Seymour Tyler. Six letters.
1. Slavery

Lord, Chester (AC 1831).Oration: "Literary Influence of the Various Systems of Religious Belief."

Lord, Charles (AC 1838), Madison, Wis., to William W. Fowler, Amherst College.
1. Amherst College - Alexandrian Society

Lord, Nathan Lyndes (AC 1837), Plymouth Marshall County, Ind., to William S. Tyler, Amherst College.

Lord, Otis Phillips (AC 1832). Oration: "The Destiny of Human Knowledge."

Lothrop, Henry Tisdale (AC 1844). Essay on civil government.
1. Aaron Warner 2. William B. Calhoun

Lothrop, Edwin Howard (AC 1828) Essay: "On the effect of Active Benevolence on Individual Character."

Lyman, Giles. (AC 1827). Oration: "National Feeling."

Lyman, George (AC 1837). Disquisition: "Premature Development of Mind."

Lyman, Timothy (AC 1844). Oration: "Individuality."
1. Aaron Warner 2. Nathan W. Fiske

Manton, Daniel Eddy (AC 1831). Oration: "The Reciprocal Influence of Science and Religion; Has It Been Beneficial?"

Mallet, John Williams, Dublin, to William Smith Clark (AC 1848), [Göttingen, Germany].

Mann, Asa (AC 1838), Hardwick, Mass., to William S. Tyler, Amherst College.

[Manross, Newton Spaulding], Amherst, Mass., to William [Smith Clark] (AC 1848), n.p.
1. U.S. Civil War-Cannon 2. Frazar Stearns

March, Francis Andrew (AC 1845). Essay on the spirit of Lord Bacon's Philosophy.

March, Francis Andrew (AC 1845). Oration: "God in Science."
1. Aaron Fowler 2. [Emily Fowler] Ford

March, Francis Andrew (AC 1845), n.p., to John C. Merrill, Amherst, Mass.

March, Francis Andrew (AC 1845), Easton, Pa., to Jerome R. Brigham, Milwaudee, Winsc. Sixteen letters.
1. Higher Education 2. Slavery 3. Stephen A. Douglas 4. Abraham Lincoln

March, Francis Andrew (AC 1845), Easton, Pa., to William Seymour Tyler, Amherst, Mass.

March, Francis Andrew (AC 1845). Report of the Committee of Examiners to the Trustees of Amherst College.

Marsh, John, Southbridge, Mass., to Lucius Manlius Boltwood, Amherst, Mass.

Marsh, Ormond Blynn (AC 1847). Oration: "The Change from Superstition to Skepticism."
1. Aaron Warner

Marsh, Thankful, Southbridge, Mass., to Lucius Manlius Boltwood, Amherst, Mass., with addendum written and signed by John Marsh.

Marsh, Wolcott (AC 1836). Dissertation: "Blind Admiration of Original Genius."

Marshall, Jonathan Bryant (AC 1838). Oration: "The Platonic and Baconian Systems Compared."

Maynard, Eli (AC non-grad 1841), Potsdam, N.Y., to Asa D. Lord, Kirtland, Ohio. Extracts by unknown person.

Maynard, Horace (AC 1838), Washington, D.C., to Edward P. Crowell, Amherst, Mass.
1. U.S. Congress 2. Edward Maynard 3. U.S. Civil War

Maynard, Horace (AC 1838). Valedictory: "Pleasures of a Literary Life."

McKinney, Sabin (AC 1841). Essay: "The Free Banking System," with a note added by William C. Fowler.

McKinney, Sabin (AC 1841), Binghamton, N.Y., to Sidney Brooks, Chatham, Mass.

Merrick, James Lyman (AC 1830). Partial transcriptions by Frank Cary of correspondence between Rev. Merrick and anofficer of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, concerning Rev. Merrick's work in Persia.
1.Missionaries

Merrick, James Lyman (AC 1830). Dissertation: "The Advancement of Mind."

Miller, Robert D. (AC 1848). "Fast Day Sermon", delivered at Peru, VT.

Miller, Robert D. (AC 1848), Malden, Maplewood District, Mass., to his classmates. Two letters.

Miller, Robert D. (AC 1848). Annotated copy of the pamphlet "D.J. Flanders to Malden Voters."

Miller, Thomas Spencer (AC 1839), Amherst College, to his family, n.p. Six letters.
1. Daniel Frost 2. Ebenezer S. Snell 3. Samuel S. Miller 4. Rev. Moses Miller 5. Bethial Miller

Miller, Thomas Spencer (AC 1839), Amherst College, to his parents.

Miller, Thomas Spencer (AC 1839). Oratio Salutatory.

Millett, Stephen Caldwell (AC 1830). Dissertation: "Prison Discipline Reform."

Montgomery, Alexander (AC 1837). Untitled oration.

Moody, Plinius (AC 1845), Dunkirk, N.Y., to William Seymour Tyler, Amherst, Mass.

Morris, Henry (AC 1832). Discussion: "The Qualifications and Influence of the Man of Letters and the Statesman in our Country. Qualifications and Influence of the American Statesman."

Morse, Humphrey (AC 1834), Amherst College, to Humphrey Morse (uncle), Hampstead, N.H.

Morse, Humphrey (AC 1834). Essay: "The Warrior and the Philantropist."

Neill, Henry (AC 1834), Pittsfield, Mass., to [John Alonzo Seymour], Enfield, Mass.

Nelson, Ephraim Robbins (AC 1830). Oration: "Progress and Prospects of Human Society."

Newhall, George Harrison (AC 1845), Amherst, Mass., to Frederick Woods et al, n.p. Two letters.

Newhall, George Harrison (AC 1845), Walpole, Mass., to Professor[?]
1. Lucius Manlius Boltwood

Nichols, Washington Adams (AC 1834). Discussion with William Graves Williams: "Facts and Fiction as a Medium of Influence."

Niles, Mark Haskell (AC 1830). The Phenomena of Memory."

Noyes, Gurdon Wheeler (AC 1846). Oration: "Individuality."
1. Aaron Warner 2. Nathan W. Fiske

Noyes, Joseph Thomas (AC 1845), Madison, Wisc., to Jerome R. Brigham, Portland, Me.

Oliphant, David Sewell (AC 1836), Wells, to Alfred B. Ely, Amherst College. Mention of the death of David Rowell C. (AC 1836).
1. Austin Isham

Osgood, Edward Shirburne (AC 1844). "Party Spirit not Inconsistent with Patriotism.
1. Aaron Warner 2. William B. Calhoun

Packard, Abel Kingman (AC 1845), Greely and Highland Lake, Colo., to Jerome R. Brigham. Twenty-two letters.
1. Lucy M. Packard

Paine, William Pomeroy. (AC 1827) Philosophical oration: "The phenomena of the Heavens as Affecting the Mind."

Palmer, Albert Ripley (AC 1839). Oration: "Political Excitement Favorable to the Development of Genius."

Parker, Henry Webster (AC 1843), Flushing, N.Y., to John Mason Tyler (AC 1873), Amherst, Mass.
1. Amherst College - History 2. Local History 3. Helen Fiske

Parker, James Otis (AC 1834), Shirley, Mass. To Franklin Dodge, Amherst College.

Parker, Melzar (AC 1838). Oration: "Mistery?"

Parker, Samuel Junius (AC 1841), Ithaca, N.Y., to his classmates.

Parker, Stillman Edward (AC non-grad 1845), Amherst College, Mass., to Ellen?, n.p.

Parsons, Benjamin Booth (AC 1835). Discussion with Pomeroy, Lemuel: "Popular Riots, Their Influence Upon the Community."

Patrick, Henry J. (AC 1848). Letter and postcard.

Patridge, Samuel Dwight. (AC 1827). Oration: "The Influence of Government Upon Literature."

Payson, Thomas Elliot (AC 1834). Oration: "American Patriotism."

Peabody, John Q. (AC 1848), Meeting House Green, Ipswich, to his classmates.

Peabody, William Augustus (AC 1835). Oration: "The Defects of Ethical Systems."

Perkins, Ariel Ebenezer Parish (AC 1840). Oration: "Association of ideas as contributing to present enjoyments."

Perkins, Justin (AC 1829). Unkown, Philadelphia, Pa., to Rev. Justin Perkins, D.D., n.p.
1. Slavery

Pierce, Asa Clinton (AC 1843). Essay: "The Dependence of Philosophy upon the Progress of Civil Liberties Exemplified in the Revolutions of the 16th and 17th Centuries."
1. Nathan W. Fiske

Pierce, Edwin Willard (AC 1838), Amherst College, to Mrs. M.R. Dean (his sister), Newburyport, Mass.
1. Slavery

Pitkin, Frederick Hyde (AC 1840). "Dispute: Is Elizabeth of England Censurable for the Treatment of Mary Queen of Scots? Affirmative."

Plimpton, Alfred M., Southbridge, Mass., to Alfred S. Goodale, Amherst, Mass.

Plimpton, Salem Marsh (AC 1846). Oration: "Real Life."
1. Aaron Warner

Plimpton, Stanley W., Southbridge, Mass., to unknown, n. p., giving biographical information on Daniel Bacon Plimpton (AC non-grad 1846).

Pomeroy, Isaac (AC 1848), Ashland, Mass., to Prof. E. P. Crowell, n.p.

Poor, Daniel Warren (AC 1837), Philadelphia, Pa., to unknown, n.p.

Powers, Philander Oliver (AC 1830), to Rev. William S. Tyler, Amherst College. Two letters.
1. Missionaries

Powers, Philander Oliver (AC 1830). Disputation with Benjamin Schneider: "Has Enthusiasm or Genius Contributed More to the Advancement of Science and Literature?"

Pratt, Caroline Drury. Correspondence with her sister Almira Drury.

Pratt, Caroline Drury. Correspondence with her cousin Clarissa Cary.

Pratt, Caroline Drury. Correspondence with her cousin Elisa Cannon.

Pratt, Caroline Drury. Twenty-four letters.

Pratt, George Cooley (AC non-grad 1836), St. Louis, to Julius Hawley Seelye, Amherst, Mass.

Preston, James Willard (AC 1839). Oration: "The Independent Statesman."

Pritchett, Edward Corrie. Disputation with James C. Bryant: "Is Influence of Severe or Commendatory Criticism Favorable to Literature?"

Ray, John Wainwright (AC 1839). Oration: "The Inspiration of a Good Cause."

Raynor, James W. (AC 1848), Brooklyn, N.Y., to Prof. W.S. Tyler, Amherst College.

Read, Hanson L. (AC 1848), Amherst College, to his brother James Rolfe, Lowell, Mass.

Reed, William Barrett (AC 1837). Oration: "The Influence of Natural on Moral Science."

Reid, William Shields (AC 1833) Disquisition; untitled but in substance: the progress of society and its influence on imaginative literature.

Reno, Jesse Lee, Newbern, N.C., to John Albion Andrew, n.p. transcription of recommendation for a Brevet Commission for William Smith Clark (AC 1848). Copyist unknown.
1. U.S. Civil War - 21st Regiment - Mass. Volunteers

Reynolds, Tertius. (AC 1827). "A Conference. The Political Importance of England Under the Reign of the Stuarts."

Rice, Thomas Osborne (AC 1839), Amherst, Mass., to Jesse Rice (uncle), Lynn, Mass.

Rice, Thomas Osborne (AC 1839), Amherst College, to Charles Hartwell Cragin (AC 1837), Richmond,Va.
1. Amherst College - Athenian Society

Rice, Thomas Osborne (AC 1839), Amherst, Mass., to Charles H. Cragin, Richmond, Va.
1. Amherst College - Athenian Society

Richards, William (AC 1828). Valedictory: "Farewell, to Trustees, President and Classmates."

Richardson, Nathanael (AC 1836). Certificate written by President Humphrey.

Riggs, Elias (AC 1829), Constantinople, "To Members of the Faculty of Amherst College."
1. Amherst College - History 2. Heman Humphrey 3. Ebenezer Strong Snell 4. Missionaries

Riggs, Elias (AC 1829). Two letters from fellow theologians.
1. Union Theological Seminary 2. J.W.M. Lane 3. Henry B. Smith

Robinson, Stuart (AC 1836). Oration: "Intellectual Character of the Men of the Revolution."

Rockwell, Joel Edison (AC 1837). Oration: "Immortality of Original Genius."

Rosseel, J.A. (AC 1839). Commencement exhibition.

Rowell, Daniel Chase (AC non-grad 1836). Lecture notes on Natural Philosophy.
1. Ebenezer S. Snell

Rowell, George Berkley (AC 1837). "Geology."

Russell, Edward Augustus (AC 1844). Oration: "Free Trade."
1. Aaron Warner 2. William B. Calhoun

Sabin, Lewis (AC 1831), Templeton, to Prof. Edward Hitchcock, Amherst College.
1. John Hancock

Sabin, Lewis (AC 1831). Valedictory: "On the Homage Rendered to Consecrated Talents."

Sanderson, John Pease (AC 1839). Oration: "Ultra Democracy."

Schneider, Benjamin (AC 1830), to Prof. William S. Tyler, Amherst College. Three letters.
1. Missionaries

Sewary, William, Albany, N.Y., to Thomas S. Russell (AC 1841), Samuel H. Allen (AC 1841), et. al., Amherst College.

Seymour, Henry (AC 1838). Oration: "Claims of Science Upon Government."

Shepard, Thomas (AC 1848), Ashland, Mass., to Prof. E. P. Crowell, n .p.

Skiff, Harvey James (AC 1846), Newton, Iowa, to [Edward P. Crowell], Amherst College.
1. U.S. Civil War

Smith, Charles Fuller (AC 1838). Dissertation: "The Decay of the Latin Language."

Smith, Henry Bagg (AC 1843). Essay: "Is Public Opinion a Safe Guide in Morals?"
1. Nathan W. Fiske

Soule, George (AC 1847). Oration: "The Great Repealer."
1. Aaron Warner

Soule, George (AC 1847), Hampton, Conn., to William Seymour Tyler, Amherst, Mass.
1. Edward J. Cornish

Spare, John (AC 1838), New Bedford, Mass., to President Julius H. Seelye, Amherst College.
1. Amherst College - Quaternions

Spare, John (AC 1838), New Bedford, Mass., to William Cole Esty, Amherst, Mass.
1. Amherst College - Quaternions

Spare, John (AC 1838), [New Bedford, Mass.], to [Edward Baxter] Marsh, [Amherst College].
1. Amherst College - Quaternions

Spear, Charles Vinal (AC 1846). Oration: "The Moral Element in Art."
1. Aaron Warner 2. Nathan W. Fiske

Spear, Charles Vinal (AC 1846), E. Randolph, Mass., to William Seymour Tyler, [Amherst College, Mass]. Two letters.

Spofford, Henry Martyn (AC 1840). "Oratio Salutatoria MDCCCXL."
1. William S. Tyler

Spofford, Richard Cecil (AC 1839). Oration: "The Years of Toil."

Star Grove Silver Mining Company, N.Y. Dividend certificate no. 8, addressed to E. Hitchcock, Amherst, Mass., signed by John B. Bothwell, secretary and treasurer. Autograph note on verso, signed "E.H."

Stebbins, Rufus Phineas (AC 1834). Oration: "Mind."

Stearns, Jesse George Davis (AC 1836), Zumbrota, Minn., to William Lewis Montague, Amherst College.

Stearns, Jesse George Davis (AC 1836). Oration: "The Relation of the Right to the Will of the Deity."

Stearns, Timothy (AC 1833) Essay: "Prospects of Christianity."

Stedman, Edmund C., New York [?], to Erastus W. Ellsworth (AC 1844), East Windsor Hill, Conn. Written on tissue.

Stickney, Moses Parsons (AC 1830). Disputation with L.H. Van Dyck: "Ought Representatives to be Governed by the Instructions of Their Constituents?"

Stockbridge, Henry Smith (AC 1845), Baltimore, Md., to Jerome Ripley Brigham, [Milwaukee, Wisc.] Seventeen letters.
1. U.S. Civil War 2. William S. Clark 3. Frederick Douglas

Stone, Timothy Dwight Porter (AC 1834). Poem: "Death of Byron."

Storrs, Henry Martyn (AC 1846), Orange, N.J., to Samuel E. Herrick, Boston, Mass.

Storrs, Richard Salter (AC 1839), Brooklyn, N.Y., to unknown, n.p. Two letters.

Storrs, Richard Salter (AC 1839), Brooklyn, N.Y., to William Austin Dickinson, Amherst, Mass. Two letters.
1. Amherst College - Trustees

Storrs, Richard Salter (AC 1839), Shelter Island Heights, N.Y., to Anson D. Morse, Amherst, Mass.
1. Amherst College - Trustees

Stratton, John Herrick (AC 1840). Oration: "Supremacy of the Moral Sentiment."
1. Nathan W. Fiske

Stuart, William Zephaniah (AC 1833). Oratio Salutatoria; "Philosophy of Dreams."

Sturgis, L.D., Fredericksburg, Va., to William Smith Clark (AC 1848), n.p.
1. U.S. Civil War - 21st regiment - Mass. Volunteers

Sumner, Geo (AC 1839). Oration: "Unity of Purpose in Professional Life."

Symonds, Stephen (AC 1833). Disputation: "Is It the Duty of Every Citizen to Cooperate with Some Political Party?"

Syracuse, Norman N. E. (AC non-grad 1847). Recommendation letter signed by Edward Hitchcock (AC 1848), E.S. Snell, and W.S. Tyler.

Talcott, Daniel Smith (AC 1831). Oration: "The Abuses of Genius."

Tappan, Samuel Salisbury (AC 1833), Conway, N.H., to William S. Tyler, Amherst College.

Taylor, Abner (AC 1830) Dissertation: "Why Do You Read Dunallan?"

Taylor, Horace W. (AC 1848). Two letters.

Taylor, James Allen (AC 1839). Disquisition: "The Bible, Its Morality."

Taylor, Timothy Alden (AC 1835). Salutatory.

Temple, Daniel Herbert (AC 1843). "Oratio Salutatorio."
1. William S. Tyler

Tenney, Francis Vergnies (AC 1841). Essay: "Is the Present Age Too Incredulous With Regard to Discoveries in Science?"
1. Nathan W. Fiske 2. William C. Fowler

Thayer, Erastus William (AC 1831). Oration: "Dethronement of Charles X."

Thompson, Charles Frederick (AC 1835), Sturbridge, Mass., to unknown, n.p.

Thompson, Charles Frederick (AC 1835). Commencement address; reflections on Alexander Pope's "Essay on Man."
1. Jonathan B. Condit

Thompson, Charles Frederick (AC 1835). Essays on Addison, Byron, Milton, Ossian, John Harvard, Tacitus, John Howard, and one on evaporation.
1. Ebenezer S. Snell 2. Jonathan B. Condit 3. Edward Hitchcock

Thompson, Charles Frederick (AC 1835). Fifteen essays on religion and philosophy.
1. Edwards A. Parks 2. Jonathan B. Condit

Thompson, Charles Frederick (AC 1835). Prose fragments.

Thompson, Charles Frederick (AC 1835). Record of expenses.

Thompson, Charles Frederick (AC 1835). Seven essays on history and politics.
1. Edwards A. Parks 2. William B. Calhoun

Thompson, Charles Frederick (AC 1835). Oration: "New England and Her Sons."

Thompson, Charles Frederick (AC 1835). Two poems: "Mary of the Whild More" and "Ode to New Hampshire." Springfield, Vt.
1. Jonathan B. Condit

Thompson, Leander (AC 1835). Oration: "The Comparative Influence of the Past and the Future Upon the Imaginations."

Thompson, Leander (AC 1835), North Woburn, Mass., to Edward Payson Crowell, [Amherst College] about classmates.

Thompson, Leander (AC 1835), North Woburn, Mass., to William Lewis Montague, Amherst College.

Tinker, Reuben. (AC 1827). Oration: "Inconsistencies of Public Sentiment."

Thurston, Eli (AC 1834). Dissertation: "Despotism."

Tobey, Alvan (AC 1828), Durham, NH, to William S. Tyler, n.p.
1. Amherst College - History

Tobey, Alvan (AC 1828). Oration: "Contemplation of Great Objects."

Tolman, Albert (AC 1845), Leavesboro, Mass., to John Stebbins Lee, n.p.

Tolman, Albert (AC 1845) Pittsfield, Mass., to Edward B. Marsh, n.p.