King, Charles, 1844-1933

Originally 144 books by General Charles King containing examples of all of his works, mostly in several editions. Novels of Army life in teh Civil War and in the Old West, and Indian Wars.

General Charles King pictured outdoors with his arms around his young grandchildren, one of whom is his namesake.

This artificial collection was begun as a catch-all for small single gifts and purchases, and to make them easier for scholars to search them. This assemblage consists primarily of documents, correspondence, photographs, broadsides and artifacts, dealing mostly with United States history.

"I am so sorry to hear of your illness, my dear Miss Allen--so sorry that I grab a sheet of camp stationery and begin my reply instantly. Somethng told me when we met in Washington you would be apt to wear yourself out in the study of so engrossiing a profession...."

"It was thoughtful and sweet iin [sic] you, my dear Miss Grace, to send me the little Easter greeting (my first) and so very kind note. It is good to know that I have been often in the thoughts of your gentle Mother and yourself...."

"I am so glad [of] your note to Gen. Ennis, dear Grace, for he was one of your father's few intimates and always his devoted friend...."

"Fete General King All Over Wisconsin. National Guard Armories Join by Radio in Banquet to Veteran on 84th Birthday." New York Times.

"The great American peace song." Cover page illustration includes photographic insets featuring Woodrow Wilson and the performing duo, Brice and King.