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44. Augustus Baldwin Longstreet Owner of the Augusta proslavery newspaper, States Rights Sentinel (which he purchased when it was the North American Gazette.) Uncle of James longstreet. http://www.nndb.com/people/102/000047958/

This is a beta version of NNDB Search: All Names Living people Dead people Band Names Book Titles Movie Titles Full Text for Augustus Baldwin Longstreet Born: 9-Jul Birthplace: Augusta, GA Died: 9-Jul Location of death: Oxford, MS Cause of death: unspecified Remains: Buried, St. Peter's Cemetery, Oxford, MS Gender: Male Religion: Methodist Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Author Nationality: United States Executive summary: Georgia Scenes President of Emory College 1839-48, President of the University of Mississippi 1849-56, President of the University of South Carolina 1857-65. Owner of the Augusta pro-slavery newspaper, States Rights Sentinel (which he purchased when it was the North American Gazette .) Uncle of James Longstreet University: Yale University (1813) Author of books: Georgia Scenes, Characters, Incidents, etc., in the First Half Century of the Republic , essays) Master William Mitten, or, A Youth of Brilliant Talents, Who Was Ruined by Bad Luck , novel) Do you know something we don't? Submit a correction or make a comment about this profile

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46. Augustus Baldwin Longstreet Biography (1790–1870) Online Encyclopedia Artic a href= http//encyclopedia.jrank.org/Cambridge/entries/078/augustusBaldwin- longstreet.html augustus Baldwin longstreet /a http://encyclopedia.jrank.org/Cambridge/entries/078/Augustus-Baldwin-Longstreet.

Online Encyclopedia Search over 48,000 terms in the online reference dictionary. Bookmark at del.icio.us Augustus Baldwin Longstreet Biography Lawyer, writer, educator, and editor, born in Augusta, Georgia, USA. He graduated from Yale (1813) and attended the Litchfield Law School (1813–14) in Connecticut before being admitted to the Georgia bar (1815) and settling in Greensboro, GA. He served in the state legislature (1821) and then as a Georgia Superior Court judge (1822–5) before returning to Augusta to practise law. He wrote a series of 18 humorous sketches for the Southern Recorder that were first published anonymously (1835) as Georgia Scenes, Characters and Incidents Etc, in the First Half Century of the Republic (republished under his name in 1840). Popular in their day, they have little literary standing but are known for foreshadowing the frontier vernacular writings of others such as George Washington Harris and Mark Twain. Ordained as a Methodist minister (1838), he turned to a career as college president: Emory College (Georgia) (1839–48), Centenary College (Louisiana) (1849), the University of Mississippi (1849–56), and the University of South Carolina (1857–65). He had already declared his sympathies when he founded and edited the Augusta State Rights Sentinel (1834–6). He supported secession, and after the Civil War wrote articles justifying the Southern position. He also wrote short stories and a novel.

47. The Archive, By Author longstreet, augustus Baldwin. Darby, The Politician. Stories with a Moral Humorous and Descriptive Of Southern Life a Century Ago. Ed. Fitz R. longstreet. http://writing2.richmond.edu/spirit/author.html

Site Archive, by Author/Artist or Pen Name (Anonymous pieces are not listed) A B C D ... Z A "Azul." " Ance Veasy's Fight With Reub. Sessions ." New York Spirit of the Times 15. 35 (25 October 1845): 405. B "Banjo." "Playing the Advantages." New York Spirit of the Times 15.49 (31 January 1846): 575. "Broomstraw." " How Sam Collins Got Broke Playing Agin a Hand Organ ." New York Spirit of the Times 30.2 (18 February 1860): 21. Bryant, Nancy S. "Scenes on the Alabama River." New York Spirit of the Times 29.8 (2 April 1859): 91. C “Chausseur Boheme.” " The Blind Tiger ." New York Spirit of the Times 30.23 (14 July 1860): 271. "Chasseur Boheme." " Turkey Tom of 'Arkinsaw.' " New York Spirit of the Times "Cotton Wood." " An Accident at a Wedding ." New York Spirit of the Times , 15.39 (22 November 1845): 458. D Defoe, Denis.

48. Guide Methodist History augustus Baldwin longstreet (17901870) was a lawyer, author, and president of Emory College. He was ordained a Methodist minister in 1838. http://marbl.library.emory.edu/Guides/guides-methodist.html

EUCLID Catalog Library Info Finding Books, Manuscripts, and Audiovisual Materials Overview of the Collections Descriptions and Indexes Visiting MARBL ... Remote Research Guide to Methodist History EUCLID Irish Literary Collections Portal MARBL Subject Guides Digital Collections This guide contains entries for collections that include material by or about persons with close connections to the various Methodist Churches. Though the majority of these individuals are ordained ministers, others, including lay persons, missionaries, authors and educators are also included. There are also entries for organizations and institutions. For additional manuscript collections relating to Methodism, researchers should also contact Special Collections at the Pitts Theology Library, Emory University at http://www.pitts.emory.edu/ResearchAssist/methodres.html ; 404-727-4166.  The repository for the records of the South Georgia Conference is the Arthur J. Moore Museum and Library at Epworth by the Sea, St. Simons Island at http://www.epworthbythesea.org/museum.html

49. Read About Arts, Literature, World Literature, American, 19th Century, Longstree augustus Baldwin longstreet Short biography and an excerpt from Once Upon a Time in Newton County A Short History of Emory from Its Founding to the Civil http://www.thumbshots.net/webguide.aspx?cat=Arts/Literature/World_Literature/Ame

50. A Catalogue Of Students At The Law School longstreet, augustus Baldwin, 1813 Loring, Charles Greely, 1813 Loring, Edward Greely, 1822 Lothrop, Cyrus H., 1810 Lott, Adrian, 1831 http://www.litchfieldhistoricalsociety.org/lawschool/students.html

Litchfield Law School Students MORE THAN 1,100 students attended the school before it closed in 1833. The distinguished list includes two vice-presidents, 101 United States congressmen, twenty-eight United States senators, six cabinet members, three justices of the United States Supreme Court, fourteen governors and and thirteen chief justices of state supreme courts. Many more held state and local political office, while a large number became leaders of the nation's emerging mercantile, industrial, and banking establishments. More than a dozen students of the Litchfield Law School founded university law schools and many became university presidents. A complete list of students who attended the Litchfield Law School did not survive the school. Also, because the students did not graduate or receive diplomas, no graduation records were kept. The following list was compiled from a variety of sources, including notebooks, diaries, and letters kept by the students themselves and fragmentary lists kept by the teachers. New research continues to uncover previously unknown students. If you are a descendant of a Litchfield Law School student or have materials that may pertain to the school, please contact the Litchfield Historical Society.

51. : Philadelphia Rare Books and longstreet, augustus Baldwin. Patriotic effusions; by Bob Short. New York L. F. Lockwood (J. J. Harper, prs.), 1819. 12mo. 46, 2 pp. http://www.prbm.com/interest/napoleon.shtml

NAPOLEON W as It or W asn't It I (A RELIC)? Rosenbach Company (booksellers, Philadelphia). Description of the Vignali Collection of relics of Napoleon. Philadelphia: The Rosenbach Company, 1924. Sq. 8vo. [5] ff., 3 plts. sotta voce as being his penis! Rare. The M achinations of N APOLEON Against the S panish Cevallos, Pedro. bound with Cevallos, Pedro de. Mallorcan imprints Exposicion details the perfidy of Napoleon in Spain, in particular his luring of Ferdinand VII away from Madrid and the placing of Joseph Bonaparte on the throne. This piece proved an effective piece of anti-French propaganda, was widely published, and was translated into Portuguese, English, German, and French. In the Politica peculiar only one copy of each in the U.S. via NUC Pre-1956 , OCLC, and RLIN. Exposicion : Palau 54257. : this edition not in Palau. Contemporary acid-stained calf simply gilt with brown leather label on each spine; scattered wormholes and some loss of leather over corners and at base of spine. Endpapers stencilled red and green. Some interior worming, most noticeable in endpapers and first title-page, resulting in loss of parts of letters without loss of sense. Scattered light foxing and a few leaves shallowly dog-eared. Inked ownership inscription on title-pages. All edges speckled red. F ACSIMILES MSS Crohn, Daniel.

52. UVa Library Digital Collections Texts (1833); longstreet, augustus Baldwin. Georgia Scenes, Characters, Incidents, c., in the First Half Century of the Republic. By a Native Georgian. http://www.lib.virginia.edu/digital/collections/text/uva_repository_texts.html

@import url("/digital/collections/css/default.css"); Skip Navigation University of Virginia Library: Digital Collection Repository Texts UVa Library Home Digital Collections Basic Cross-Collection Search Advanced Cross-Collection Search ... VIRGO UVA Library Digital Collection Repository Texts January 2008 10,387 texts African-American Studies American Literature Asian Studies Classics ... UVA History African-American Studies Cable, George Washington.  Negro Question Johnson.  Book of American Negro Poetry Philips.  American Negro Slavery Siebert.  Underground railroad from slavery Thatcher, B. B. Memoir of Phillis Wheatley, a native African and a slave Washington, Booker T.  Black-Belt Diamonds Washington, Booker T.  Story of the Negro .  2 vols.  (1909) Washington, Booker T.  Future of the American Negro Wheatley, Phillis. Memoir and poems of Phillis Wheatley, a native African and a slave Wheatley, Phillis. Poem addressed, by Philis (a young Affrican, of surprising genius) to a gentleman of the navy, with his reply Wheatley, Phillis.

53. University Of Delaware Library: AMERICAN LITERATURE TO 1865: Selected Primary So longstreet, augustus Baldwin, 17901870. Georgia scenes, characters, incidents, c., in the first half century of the republic by a native Georgian. http://www.lib.udel.edu/ud/spec/guides/earlylit.htm

Special Collections University of Delaware Library Go to: Skip Navigation Home DELCAT Finding Aids ... University of Delaware Library Associates American Literature to 1865 Special Collections at the University of Delaware Library has a very strong collection of American literature from the earliest imprints to contemporary writings. Most major American writers are represented, often by first or early editions. This selected list is presented chronologically by date of publication. Wood, William, fl. 1629-1635. Nevv Englands prospect. A true, lively, and experimentall description of that part of America, commonly called Nevv England . Printed at London by Tho. Cotes for Iohn Bellamie, 1635. LOCATION: Special Collections F67 W88 Winthrop, John, 1588-1649. . London: Printed for Ralph Smith, 1644. LOCATION: Special Collections BR520 W7 1644 Johnson, Edward, 1599?-1672. A history of New-England. From the English planting in the yeere 1628. untill the yeere 1652 . London: Printed for Nath. Brooke, 1654.

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55. The Archive, By Title longstreet, augustus Baldwin. Stories with a Moral Humorous and Descriptive Of Southern Life a Century Ago. Ed. Fitz R. longstreet. http://0-writing2.richmond.edu.pugwash.lib.warwick.ac.uk/spirit/title.html

Site Archive, by Title (Anonymous pieces are listed) A B C D ... Z A Anon. " Advice for a College-Bound Son. " Unpublished letter. 2 Sept. 1880. " An Accident at a Wedding ." "Cotton Wood." New York Spirit of the Times 15.39 (22 November 1845): 458. " Advertisements !" Anon. New York Spirit of the Times 7.4 (March 11, 1837): 28. "Affray Between Governor Wise and Hugh R. Pleasants" . Anon. Richmond Semi-Weekly Examiner 11 July 1856. " All the John Smiths Not Dead Yet! " Smith, John. New York Spirit of the Times 14.3 (16 March 1844): 25. " Ance Veasy's Fight With Reub. Sessions ." "Azul." New York Spirit of the Times 15.35 (25 October 1845): 405. " Anderson Blivins, Esq., of Indiana, Tells a Fish Story ." Greene, Hazel. New York Spirit of the Times 30.19 (16 June 1860): 220. " Anecdote of a Pointer Dog. " "T." New York Spirit of the Times 12.25 (20 August 1842): 290.

56. SHQ Online :: Volume 029 Number 3 :: Review: Augustus Baldwin Longstreet, A Stud Born in 1790 in Augusta, Georgia, then still a frontier town, augustus longstreet enjoyed rather unusual advantages—an intimate boyish friendship with http://www.tshaonline.org/publications/journals/shq/online/v029/n3/review_11.htm

Search SHQ Online Contents SHQ Online Volume 029, Number 3 view entire issue Browse by author by title by date by volume ... volume 029 number 3 Augustus Baldwin Longstreet, A Study of the Development of Culture in the South. By John Donald Wade. (New York: The Macmillan Company, . Pp. viii, 392.) This book is one of the most welcome additions to the list of southern biographies that has been made in a generation. "Judge" Longstreet was in no sense a great man, but he was certainly a notable one in his day. Probably few people today, except the older generation of Georgians, even know who he was; and to those who do know he is best remembered as the author of those amusing and edifying yarns, Georgia Scenes. Though one suspects that this authorship is at the core of Professor Wade's interest in him, the old Judge himself beyond doubt attributed but little of his importance in affairs to that small book. Neither, evidently, did his contemporaries. Georgia Scenes, Professor Wade tells the story of this many-sided man sympathetically, even lovingly, and yet with detachment, humor, and a fine discrimination. There is no effort to make him out as more than he was; he is shown "wart and all." And the picture is so vivid that the reader comes to feel that he has known the Judge personally. But the chief merit of the book is that it recreates for us the society and culture of antebellum Georgia, especially that of the earlier years. The vigor, the robust crudities, the complacent confidence, the striving for better things which characterized that frontier in conscious transition to "a more advanced civilization" are all there. The account of the beginnings and growth of a Georgia in fact of a southern literature, is particularly well done. Altogether, it is a faithful and a moving tale, told with rare honesty, insight, tenderness and quaint humor. In these respects I know of no southern biography which quite matches it.

57. JSTOR Literary Dialect As Linguistic Evidence Subject-Verb longstreet, augustus B. 1835. Georgia Scenes. New York Sagamore, 1957. Lowell, James Russell. 1848. The Biglow Papers. Boston Houghton, 1885. http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0003-1283(199422)69:2<128:LDALES>2.0.CO;2-Q

58. ArchiveGrid.org - Historical Sources From Thousands Of Archives Long, Martha Jane Gamble, 18381923 - Correspondence; Long, Ruth Edgerton; longstreet, augustus Baldwin, 1790-1870; Loring, William Wing, 1818-1886 http://www.archivegrid.org/web/jsp/lp.jsp?id=251

59. Archival Collections 2 longstreet, augustus B. 3 Louisville, Georgia. 4 Ma Rainey House, Columbus. 5 Ma Rainey House Restoration. 6 Macon, Georgia. 7 Madison, Georgia. http://archives.colstate.edu/findingaids/mc32.shtml

The Archives Archives Home Page Finding Aids Digital Collections Hours and Contact Information ... CSU Homepage The Joseph Mahan Collection MC 32 SERIES 1 VERTICAL FILES Box 1 Folders 1 African American Historic Preservation Society, 1990. 2 Alabama Historical Commission - 1989-1990. 3 Alabama Historical Commission - 1990. 4 Alphabets - Old World. 5 American Indian Movement. 6 Ancient Mariners. 7 "Ancient Vermont Conference" October 13-15, 1977. 8 Andersonville, Georgia (Confederate Prison). 9 Andersonville and Americus, Georgia. 10 Archaeology of Georgia - Patterson. 11 Architecture - Cherokee. 12 Architecture - Prehistoric. 13 Archives and History, Georgia Department of. 14 Arthur, Gabriel. Journey to Tomahitan 1673-74. 15 Astrology. 16 Atlanta. 17 Atlanta - Gone with the Wind. 18 Atlantis. 19 Atwater, Caleb - Antiquities. 20 Auraria, Georgia 1831-1849. 21 Bahamas. 22 Bancroft, Herbert Howe "American Antiquities". 23 Barnard Family. 24 Barnsley, Gardens. 25 Barnsley, Godfrey. 26 Bartow County, Georgia. 27 Bratram, William. 28 Baskets. 29 Battle of Girard Historical Marker, 1989.

60. Martin Scorsese's Raging Bull - Cambridge University Press longstreet, augustus Baldwin. “The Fight,” 7. Lubitsch, Ernst. Trouble in Paradise, 19. Lynch, David. The Elephant Man, 142. McCormack, Peggy, 17 http://www.cambridge.org/catalogue/catalogue.asp?isbn=9780511108785&ss=ind

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