Discover John P. Hale (1806-1873)

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The private libraries of the Hon. John P. Hale, first anti-slavery Senator in Congress and minister to Spain, comprising anti-slavery, Civil War and other historical material; and of Frederick Myron Colby, the New Hampshire poet and litterateur, 1848-1920; the property of Mr. George H. Sargent, "the bibliographer" of the Boston transcript, with extra-illustrated books from the library of the late Teunis V. Holbrow, an old Canadian library, and other consignments

The statue of John P. Hale erected in front of the Capitol and presented to the State of New Hampshire by William E. Chandler of Concord. An account of the unveiling ceremonies on August 3, 1892, with a report of the address delivered by the donor and Governor Hiram A. Tuttle

A reminiscence of the Free-soil movement in New Hampshire, 1845

[Incomplete letter to] Dear Caroline & Deborah

Slavery and anti-slavery pamphlets from the libraries of Salmon P. Chase and John P. Hale

[Letter to] My dear S. J. May

Remarks made at a democratic meeting in Portsmouth

A discourse commemorative of the character and career of Hon. John Parker Hale

[Letter to] Dear Folks

Addresses commemorative of Abraham Lincoln and John P. Hale

[Letter to] Miss Weston

A reminiscence of the Free-soil movement in New Hampshire, 1845