John Pickering an Wilhelm von Humboldt, 24.08.1821
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- Bancroft, George
- Barton, Benjamin Smith
- Cotton, Josiah
- Daggett, Herman
- Duponceau, Peter Stephen
- Edwards, Jonathan
- Eliot, John
- Everett, Alexander Hill
- Friedrich Wilhelm III., König von Preußen
- Heckewelder, Johann Gottlieb Ernst
- Humboldt, Alexander von
- Jarvis, Samuel Farmar
- Rasles, Sébastien
- Sagard-Théodat, Gabriel
- Schladen, Friedrich Heinrich Leopold von
- Smith, William Loughton
- Vater, Johann Severin
- Welles & Williams, Paris
- Williams, Roger
- Williams, Samuel
- Zeisberger, David
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