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Troup, George Michael 1780-1856
Overview
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67
works in
107
publications in
1
language and
674
library holdings
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z1215,
336.42 |
Most widely held works about
George Michael Troup
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General Gaines meets Governor Troup. A state-federal clash in 1825
by James W Silver
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Alfred Cumming papers, 1792-1889
by Alfred Cumming
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Papers, 1819-1846
by George Michael Troup
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Ulrich Bonnell Phillips papers, 1712-1961 (inclusive), 1800-1861 (bulk)
by Ulrich Bonnell Phillips
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Telamon Cuyler collection, 1780-1832
by Telamon Cruger Smith Cuyler
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Robert Watkins Lovett papers, 1787-1916
by Robert Watkins Lovett
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Joseph Bryan Cumming papers, 1787-1983
by Joseph Bryan Cumming
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Keith M. Read collection, 1770-1917
by Keith Morton Read
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Engraving of] Geo[rge] M. Troup
by John Chester Buttre
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Book
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Extract of description of] Senate chamber [of Georgia legislature
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Autographs of American politicians, [ca. 1780-1915
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John MacPherson Berrien papers, 1778-1938
by John MacPherson Berrien
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The congressional career of George M. Troup
by Frances Elizabeth Holst
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Book
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Troup and the Georgia-Creek controversy
by Stella Mary Pruett
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Book
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Report, &c. [of] the Joint Committee on the State of the Republic, to whom were referred the subject of the Conduct of the Agent of Creek Indian Affairs in relation to the late treaty with that nation; and also in respect to the murder of General McIntosh and others of the Creek chiefs
by Georgia
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Most widely held works by
George Michael Troup
Mr. Troup submitted the following motion for consideration
by George Michael Troup
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Book
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10
editions published
between
1816
and
1978
in
English
and held by
86
libraries
worldwide
In Senate of the United States, March 27, 1818. Mr. Troup submitted the following motion for consideration
by George Michael Troup
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Book
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3
editions published
in
1818
in
English
and held by
22
libraries
worldwide
In Senate of the United States, March 25, 1818. Mr. Troup submitted the following motion for consideration
by George Michael Troup
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Book
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3
editions published
in
1818
in
English
and held by
22
libraries
worldwide
Mr. Troup's motions
by George Michael Troup
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Book
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2
editions published
in
1809
in
English
and held by
21
libraries
worldwide
Georgia Michael Troup (1780-1856) letters, 1832 May 30
by George Michael Troup
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in
English
and held by
1
library
worldwide
The collection consists of one ALS from George Troup dated 30 May 1832 from the Senate Chamber to Dr. William C. Daniell of Savannah in which he discusses the request that Daniell has apparently written concerning Dr. M. for a position. Also mentioned is a tariff that is being discussed in the House.
George Michael Troup letters, 1823-1826
by George Michael Troup
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in
English
and held by
1
library
worldwide
This collection consists of three letters from George M. Troup. In the first letter, written to the Executive Department of the House of Representatives in Milledgeville, Georgia, 1823, Troup gives John A. Cuthbert's fee as additional counsel in the case of the claim interposed by the State to the Africans. The second letter, written again to the Executive Department, describes the need of additional funds to print more copies of A.S. Clayton's Georgia Justice and O.H. Prince's Digest of the Laws of Georgia to supply to county officers. In the third letter, Troup writes to William Coffee Daniell of the appointment of Hamilton Fulton as Chief Engineer of the State.
Messages to the General Assembly, 1826-1827
by Alabama
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in
English
and held by
1
library
worldwide
This series contains several messages and supporting documents from Gov. John Murphy to the Ala. General Assembly. Included are correspondence, reports and accounts. The most detailed messages concern reports of commissioners appointed to run a dividing line between Ala. and Ga. and to adjust unsettled accounts between Ala. and Miss. Other topics discussed include Creek Indian treaties, the location of a branch of the Bank of the U.S. in Mobile, and the Tombeckbee Bank. The series also contains Murphy's comments on a bill concerning land for the State capitol in Tuscaloosa and a copy of the 1825 annual report of the Board of Trustees of the University of Ala.
Communication] 1823 Nov. 15, Executive Department, Milledgeville, Georgia [to the Georgia legislature
by Georgia
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Book
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1
edition published
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1823
in
English
and held by
1
library
worldwide
Communication dated November 15, 1823 from Georgia Governor George M. Troup (1823-1827) to the Georgia legislature pertaining to a legislative act of the state passed on December 23, 1822. This act allows for the sale of territory, in the form of land lots, recently belonging to the Creeks and Cherokees. Troup asks the legislature to clarify its intentions concerning the administration of this act, particularly in regard to fees allowed.
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American Civil War (1861-1865) Berrien, John MacPherson,--1781-1856 Biography Calhoun, John C.--1782-1850 Cherokee Indians Cherokee Indians--Government relations Cobb, Howell,--1795-1864 Commerce Creek Indians Creek Indians--Government relations Creek Indians--Land tenure Finance Florida Fugitive slaves Georgia Georgia.--Militia Georgia--Darien Georgia--Savannah Governors Great Britain History Indian agents Indians of North America Indians of North America--Wars International relations Jackson, Andrew,--1767-1845 Land grants Legislators Military supplies Militia--Finance Mitchell, David Brydie,--1766-1837 Nullification (States' rights) Political science Ports of entry Postal service Real property Records and correspondence Seizure of vessels and cargoes Slavery Slaves Sources South Carolina Southern States Stephens, Alexander Hamilton,--1812-1883 Treaties Troup, George Michael,--1780-1856 United States United States.--Army Virginia War of 1812
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