Profiles memorable members of the Polk family, including soldiers, land speculators, a president, slave-holding aristocrats, cattle barons, and financiers.
W.H. Polk. this was recited in the will: and it was further recited that Charles was "the son and heir—at-law of Ephraim. ... to \Ym. and John Shores. and he recites that “Polk's Folly" and “Bally Hack“ were granted to Robert l'ollr.
Leonidas Polk, Bishop and General
New York: Norton. Niven,John.1988.John C.Calhoun and the Price of Union. Baton Rouge:Louisiana State University Press. ———. 1999.“Calhoun, John C.” In American National Biography, edited by John A.Garraty and Mark C.Carnes.
J. O. Cooper to SCP , September 8 , 1857 ; see also R. B. Hays to SCP , July 29 , 1857 , Perkins to SCP , July 11 , 1857 , Polk Papers , LOC ; Pickett to SCP , July 7 , 1857 , and September 10 , 1857 , Polk Papers , LOC . 22.
Since George was still marked as absent on the November-December 1862 roll call, it seems likely that he missed the action at Fredericksburg, where the regiment participated in Meade's advance on the left end of the Union line south of ...
Correspondence of James K. Polk Vol. X, July-December 1845 (Knoxville: University ol Icnnessee Press, 2004). Cutler, Wayne, Earl J. Smith, and Carese Al. Parker, eds. Correspondence of James K. Polk Vol. V, 1839-1841 (Nashv ille: ...
The American Presidents Series: The 11th President, 1845-1849 John Seigenthaler Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. ... 2, 1833—1834. Nashville: Vanderbilt University Press, 1972. ————. Correspondence. Ed. Herbert Weaver. Vol. 3, 183 5—1836.
Hoffman spent significant amounts of time away from his new command. Military authorities detached him for a variety of duties, including recruiting, hunting for deserters, and serving on a board of courts martial.
Miscellaneous Thoughts in Verse and Prose in the Works of the Late Reverend and Learned Isaac Watts, D.D. Published by Himself, and Now Collected into Six Volumes. In Which Are also Inserted the Second Part of the Improvement of the ...
The narrative focuses on the leading postwar U.S. Arabist, William Roe Polk (1929–). Acknowledged by historians as an important ... 8 William R. Polk, Polk's Folly: An American Family History Envisioning the Arab Future 214.