McHenry Papers

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The McHenry Papers are the collected writings and correspondence of James McHenry, a Founding Father and early U.S. statesman who served as Secretary of War under Presidents Washington and Adams.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archival collection
historical document collection
primary source material
associatedWithEvent early U.S. War Department administration
presidential administrations of George Washington and John Adams
associatedWithField Founding Era studies
early American political history
military history of the United States
coversPeriod early 19th century
late 18th century
documentsActivity participation in early U.S. governance
political communication among early U.S. leaders
service as U.S. Secretary of War
hasBiographicalFocus official duties of James McHenry as Secretary of War
political views of James McHenry
public life of James McHenry
hasContentType letters
memoranda
military correspondence
official reports
personal notes
political correspondence
hasForm correspondence
writings
hasGenre personal papers
political papers
hasResearchUse biographical research on James McHenry
study of Founding Fathers’ correspondence
study of early U.S. cabinet government
study of early U.S. military policy
hasSubject James McHenry
language English
relatesToGovernment United States government
surface form: United States federal government
relatesToOfficeHolder James McHenry
relatesToPresidency George Washington
John Adams
relatesToRole Founding Father of the United States
Secretary of War
surface form: U.S. Secretary of War

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