Letters and Times of the Tylers V. 3

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3 Lyon Gardiner Tyler, The Letters and Times of the Tylers [i] (1896)

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THE

LETTERS AND TIMES

OF

THE

TYLERS

BY

LYON GARDINER TYLER, M. A., LL. D.,

President of William and Mary College, Author of Par-
ties and Patronage in the United States, Editor of William
and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Member
of the Executive committee of the Virginia Historical Socie-
ty, Member of American Philosophical Society, etc.

JOHN TYLER- He became his station as President singularly
well.-Charles Dickens.
The most felicitous among the orators I
have known. -,Jeferson Davis.
His own state papers compare favorably in
point of ability with those of any of his predeces-
sors.-Alexander II. Stephens.
One of the most fascinating men I had ever
known-brilliant, eloquent, even more charming
than Mr. Calhoun in conversation.-H/on. ien-
ry IV. Hilliard, Author of Pn Pitaites,
( . S. .1ImInter to Brad/.

IN THREE VOLUMES

VOL. III.

WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA:

1896,