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Andrew Jackson

Author of the letter to Thomas Pinckney dated April 14, 1814, and addressee of Harry Toulmin's letter of June 22, 1814, as identified in the Library of Congress Andrew Jackson Papers.

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Bill Abrams

Name printed on the preserved State Farm card; no additional biographical identity is inferred.

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Calvin E. Ellison

Firefighter named in the Florida Senate commendation. The linked journal documents the commendation, not an independent fire investigation.

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Edgar Allan Poe

Author, correspondent or subject associated with the linked records. A reception artifact is not thereby attributed to Poe as its creator.

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Edmund Clarence Stedman

Contributor credited for commentary in the illustrated edition.

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Elihu Vedder

Contributor named in the illustrated-edition catalog.

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Gladys Craven

Pianist credited in the 1913 recording.

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Gustave Doré

Illustrator credited for the preserved edition.

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Harry Toulmin

Correspondent identified in the Library of Congress Andrew Jackson and James Madison Papers; writer of the June 22, 1814 letter to Jackson and addressee of Innerarity's November 22, 1810 letter.

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James Innerarity

Correspondent identified in the Library of Congress James Madison Papers. Also named in editorial notes to the two 1814 letters; allegations made in those letters are not independently corroborated here.

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Laura Snyder Smith

Named author of the institutional-library survey After Three Years.

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Louie Wainwright

Named interview subject in the FDC History Museum recording. The retrospective account is not independent confirmation of every recollection.

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Max Heinrich

Incidental-music credit in the recording catalog.

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Nathaniel Parker Willis

Correspondent and named person in the linked Poe records.

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Pat Tuohy

Name on the preserved appreciation certificate; no additional biographical identity is inferred.

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Percy Hemus

Reciter credited in the 1913 recording.

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Thomas Pinckney

Addressee of Andrew Jackson's April 14, 1814 letter as identified by the Library of Congress edition.

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