| Author: | Lloyd, Thomas, 1756-1827 | Requires cookie* | |
| Title: | Thomas Lloyd commonplace book, 1789-1796 | ||
| Dates: | 1789-1796 | ||
| Abstract: | The Thomas Lloyd Collection is a slender volume that is part account book, part notebook, part commonplace book, and part diary. Although its cover describes it as a "letter book," there are only a few copies of letters inside. Llyod was the first recorder of Congress, who later found himself imprisoned in Newgate Prison in London for debt. This volume covers Lloyd's period in London, as he failed in his publishing ventures and spent time in prison. Among the items recorded was a proposal to develop textile manufacturing in the United States. There are also examples of shorthand. View finding aid for a full description | ||
| Call #: | Mss.B.L774 | ||
| Extent: | 1 volume(s) | ||
| Topics: | American Revolution | Americans Abroad | ||
| Genre: | Commonplace Book | Miscellaneous | Travel Narratives and Journals | ||
| Subjects: | Publishers and publishing. | Textile industry -- England. |
