Henry Armand London (1846-1918) Diary and Paper, MfP.21

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Henry Armand London (1846-1918) Diary and Paper, MfP.21

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Title
Henry Armand London (1846-1918) Diary and Paper
Call Number
MfP.21
Creator
Unknown
Date
1864, 1867-1877
Repository
State Archives of North Carolina

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    Diary of London, Pittsboro attorney and journalist, recording activities as a senior at UNC, July-Nov., 1864. Included are descriptions of church and literary society meetings, recitations to professors, reading of law, visits to friends in Chapel Hill, freshman-sophomore bouts and consequent discipline by the faculty, organization of a civilian night patrol, and efforts of a professor to delay student conscription. Also a pamphlet by London, "An Address on the Revolutionary History of Chatham Co., N.C., delivered at Pittsborough, N.C., on the Fourth Day of July, 1876." See also P.C. 703 and A.B. 107.

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    Subject Headings

  1. London, Henry Armand
  2. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  3. Lawyers
  4. Journalists
  5. Universities and colleges
  6. College students
  7. Literary Societies
  8. College teachers
  9. Brick Church
  10. Meetings
  11. Draft
  12. Guard Duty
  13. War Effort
  14. Civil defense
  15. School discipline
  16. Law--Study and teaching
  17. Study and teaching
  18. Recitation (Education)
  19. Law
  20. Student activities
  21. AN ADDRESS ON THE REVOLUTIONARY HISTORY OF CHATHAM CO., N. C., ON THE FOURTH DAY OF JULY, 1876
  22. Pittsboro
  23. Chapel Hill (N.C.)
  24. United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865