John Marshall
John Marshall
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Sally Nelson Robins.
Seven likenesses of Marshall from well-known portraits.
Drawing Room Eighteenth Century furniture. Purchased by the A. P. V. A.
Arm Chair. Presented by Miss Frances Scott.
Table of the period. Presented by the Smithfield Branch, A. P. V. A.
Chair from the old Izard Mansion in Charleston, S. C. Pre- sented by Mrs. B. C. Ambler.
Brass andirons.
China Vases of the period. Loaned by Miss Porterfield.
John Marshall's Card Table. Loaned by James Keith Mar- shall.
John Marshall's ...Writing Desk (secret drawer contains a let- ter from John Randolph, of Roanoke). Loaned by Mrs.
Susan Hogue and Miss Ellen Wade.
On the Walls: Facsimile of St. Memin's portrait of Marshall, very beautiful reproduction made by permission of the owner and bought by the A. P. V. A.
Portrait of Marshall.
Portrait of his Mother.
Portrait of his Wife.
Above three pictures loaned by Mrs. C. E. A. Marshall.
Facsimile of John Marshall's mirror. Presented to the A. P.
V. A. in memory of Mrs. L. P. C. Bagby.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sally Nelson Robins.
Seven likenesses of Marshall from well-known portraits.
Drawing Room Eighteenth Century furniture. Purchased by the A. P. V. A.
Arm Chair. Presented by Miss Frances Scott.
Table of the period. Presented by the Smithfield Branch, A. P. V. A.
Chair from the old Izard Mansion in Charleston, S. C. Pre- sented by Mrs. B. C. Ambler.
Brass andirons.
China Vases of the period. Loaned by Miss Porterfield.
John Marshall's Card Table. Loaned by James Keith Mar- shall.
John Marshall's ...Writing Desk (secret drawer contains a let- ter from John Randolph, of Roanoke). Loaned by Mrs.
Susan Hogue and Miss Ellen Wade.
On the Walls: Facsimile of St. Memin's portrait of Marshall, very beautiful reproduction made by permission of the owner and bought by the A. P. V. A.
Portrait of Marshall.
Portrait of his Mother.
Portrait of his Wife.
Above three pictures loaned by Mrs. C. E. A. Marshall.
Facsimile of John Marshall's mirror. Presented to the A. P.
V. A. in memory of Mrs. L. P. C. Bagby.
What to read after John Marshall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stanard, Mary Newton, 1865-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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