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Correspondence (1787, 1792) with George Handley, Alexander McGillivrey, Charles and Thomas Pinckney, Felix Warley, Richard Winn, and the Little Turkey…

John Lewis Gervais of Gervais & Owen writes to Henry Laurens, Leonard DeNeufville, and General Andrew Pickens.

The Charleston Library Society was founded in 1748, and ever since it has been devoted to preserving the historical memory of the city and Lowcountry.…

Dawn Langley Simmons was one of the first prominent transgender figures in the United States, undergoing gender reassignment surgery at Johns Hopkins…

LibGuide on this collection available.The Clionian Debating Society formed in Charleston in 1847 by Free Blacks with the goals of "promotion of their…

The Charleston Library Society’s copy of the City of Charleston’s 1931 Report of the City Planning and Zoning Commission Upon a Program for the…

Edward Tynte, from Somerset, England, served as Governor of Carolina province from 1709 to 1710. He received his commission from Lord Craven in…

Notes and opinions produced by Judge Nicholas Trott during his career, including writings on the law, Christianity, and piracy.

A series of 10 letters written by John Mathews to Thomas Bee over the span of about two years during the middle of the American Revolution. The two…

Letters to and from Daniel Horry during the American Revolutionary War, 1776.