The New Universal Biographical Dictionary, and American Remembrancer of Departed Merit, Vols. I-III
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Title: The New Universal Biographical Dictionary, and American Remembrancer of Departed Merit, Vols. I-III
Author:
James Hardie (American, 1758–1826)
Engraver:
John Scoles (American, active New York, 1793–1844)
Sitter:
Frontispiece of George Washington (American, 1732–1799)
Publisher:
Thomas Kirk (New York, NY) , New York
Sitter:
Cadwallader Colden (American (born Scotland), 1688–1776 Long Island, New York)
Sitter:
Benjamin Franklin (American, 1706–1790)
Sitter:
Major General Nathanael Greene (American, 1742–1786)
Sitter:
John Quincy Adams (American, Braintree, Massachusetts 1767–1848 Washington, D.C.)
Sitter:
Joel Barlow (American, Redding, Connecticut 1754–1812 near Cracow, Poland)
Sitter:
Thomas Jefferson (American, 1743–1826)
Sitter:
James Madison (American, Conway, Virginia 1751–1836 Montpelier, Virginia)
Sitter:
Dr. Samuel L. Mitchill (American, 1764–1831)
Sitter:
William Moultrie (American, 1730–1805)
Sitter:
William Penn (American (born England), 1644–1718)
Date: 1805
Medium: Illustrations: engraving
Dimensions: 8 7/16 x 5 1/8 in. (21.5 x 13 cm)
Classification: Books
Credit Line: Bequest of Charles Allen Munn, 1924
Object Number: 24.90.1894(1-3)
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