Theodore Sedgwick to Peter Stuyvesant, September 30, 1828

Theodore Sedgwick wrote from Stockbridge, MA to Peter Stuyvesant, addressed to No. 623 Broadway, New York, NY. He wrote that Peter Philip James Kean and his daughter Sarah Louisa Jay Kean were very sick in Lebanon, NY. It was expected Sarah would recover, but not Peter. People Included: Mr. Dayton, Mrs. Sedgwick Places Included: Elizabethtown, NJhttps://digitalcommons.kean.edu/lhc_1820s/1114/thumbnail.jp

What Design Research Does ... : 62 Cards Highlighting the Power and Impact of UK-based Design Research in Addressing a Range of Complex Social, Economic, Cultural and Environmental Issues

Design research makes a significant contribution to the UK economy and society as a whole. Ever since the establishment of the Government Schools of Design in the nineteenth century, the UK has been widely acknowledged as an international leader in design research. Following this lead, the What Design Research Does… cards highlight the wide range of social, economic, cultural and environmental impacts that design research, funded and based in the UK, makes all over the world. The 62 cards illustrate unambiguously the positive changes that contemporary UK-based design researchers are making in many complex issues. Each What Design Research Does… card lists the challenges and issues faced by the design researchers, who they collaborated with, the research methods and approaches taken, the outcomes of the design research, what the main results and findings have been, and what impact the design research has had. In short, the What Design Research Does… cards clearly articulate the breadth of social, economic, cultural and environmental impacts that UK-based design researchers are achieving today

Thoughts on the proposed annexation of Texas to the United States

A book containing Theodor Sedgwick’s opinions about the annexation of Texas to the United States. The book contains discussions of issues that arise if Texas is annexed to the United States Union. A couple of the issues addressed are slavery and diplomatic relations between Texas and Mexico

A treatise on the measure of damages ; or, An inquiry into the principles which govern the amount of pecuniary compensation awarded by courts of justice /

Mode of access: Internet

Guide book and complete pocket map of St. Louis [Accompanying Text].

Explanation and supporting information related to map that shows mid-nineteenth century Saint Louis, Missouri street names, railroads, public institutions, parks, structure locations, cemeteries, military facilities, and points of interest

Norman Leslie. A tale of the present times ...

Published anonymously.Mode of access: Internet

Ulric; or, The voices.

In verse.Mode of access: Internet

Guide book and complete pocket map of St. Louis.

Map shows mid-nineteenth century Saint Louis, Missouri street names, railroads, public institutions, parks, structure locations, cemeteries, military facilities, and points of interest. Includes index and descriptive text. Scale not given

Guide book and complete pocket map of St. Louis.

Map shows mid-nineteenth century Saint Louis, Missouri street names, railroads, public institutions, parks, structure locations, cemeteries, military facilities, and points of interest. Includes index and descriptive text. Scale not given

A treatise on the measure of damages ; or, An inquiry into the principles which govern the amount of pecuniary compensation awarded by courts of justice /

Mode of access: Internet