Finding Aid for the William Horner correspondence Biomed.0201
Finding aid prepared by Kelly Besser, 2020.
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Title: William Horner correspondence
Creator:
Horner, William
Identifier/Call Number: Biomed.0201
Physical Description:
1 unknown
(letters)
Date: 1850
Language of Material:
English
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UCLA Catalog Record ID:
4436685
Collection contains correspondence from William Horner of Allentown, Pennsylvania to Benjamin Horner Coats, M.D., of Philadelphia.
Writer claims to be President of the United States on the Farmer's ticket and "the American Volunteer, the Colonial President
of America, the Grand Martial of the World by virtue of the original warrant in the birth of America". One of two letters
begins to describe medicinal plants in Pennsylvania that could cure the "prevailing fever that has carried so many persons
out of the world" but then digresses.