PROCEEDINGS OF THE VERMONT HISTORICAL SOCIETY: For the Years 1919-1920

Vermont Historical Society, 1921. First edition. Paperback. VG+. Sewn wraps, with light wear to covers and spine; well bound, former owne's name (C. P. Smith, Burlington, VT), else the text clean and unmarked. 300 pages, plus two photographic plates: William Wallace Stickney and John Henry Watson.

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Officers and Members of the Vermont Historical Society
Various Reports.
Address by Calvin Coolidge (Vice President Elect): “Some of the Teachings of History.”
“Vermonters in Congress” Compiled from the Congressional Record by Henry W. Taylor and Published through the Courtesy of Hon. Frank L. Greene. (about 75 pages).
“Diary of a Journey through Massachusetts, Vermont and Eastern New York in the Summer of 1800.” Probably by John Russell Davis.
“Reminiscences of Johnathan Elkins.”
“Ezra Butler, an unpublished address read before the Vermont Historical Society, October 1864” by Reverend. C. C. Parker.”
“In Re Vermont Constitution z of 1877, as Regards its Adoption and its Declaration Forbidding Slavery; and the Subsequent Existence of Slavery Within the territory of the Sovereign State.” Authorship not given.