The Papers of Mirabeau Buonaparte Lamar

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. It has been called to the attention of the assistant editor that the nature of the manuscripts printed in extenso in volume I of the Lamar Papers is not altogether clear, for the statement in its preface that unless otherwise indicated all documents are autograph manu scripts is not applicable in every case, and, consequently, does not make the reader independent of the Calendar. Since attention was called to this matter after volume 11 had gone to press, and too late for notes to be incorporated in the body of the volume, it has been thought advisable to append the following bibliographical description of documents printed in extenso herein, following the bibliographical notes in the Calendar to the Lamar Papers.

It has been called to the attention of the assistant editor that the nature of the manuscripts printed in extenso in volume I of the Lamar Papers is not altogether clear, for the statement in its preface that unless otherwise indicated all documents are autograph manu scripts is not applicable in every case, and, consequently, does not make the reader independent of the Calendar. Since attention was called to this matter after volume 11 had gone to press, and too late for notes to be incorporated in the body of the volume, it has been thought advisable to append the following bibliographical description of documents printed in extenso herein, following the bibliographical notes in the Calendar to the Lamar Papers.