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Historical Letters

Dive into the fascinating world of historical letters with Vintage Letter Co. Discover letters from history that reveal personal stories, historical events, and the art of correspondence. Explore our collection to gain insights into the past through the words of those who lived it.

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Declaration of Independence – Colonies Letter of Freedom

I’m writing to you about the Declaration of Independence which marked America’s independence from Great Britain. While most people celebrate on July 4th, the story of the Declaration of Independence actually began a bit earlier. This change was because the document required minor revisions and was only made official two days later. However, in some… Read More »Declaration of Independence – Colonies Letter of Freedom

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Richard III: A Letter on the Power and Controversy of His Ascent

Let us reflect on a figure from history whose name evokes both intrigue and controversy: Richard III, the man who claimed the English throne under circumstances that have fueled debate for centuries. The infamous Richard III took the throne of England after usurping power from his nephew Edward V. This coup was widely controversial during… Read More »Richard III: A Letter on the Power and Controversy of His Ascent

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A Historical Message for Fighting the Berlin Airlift

As I am writing this significant moment in history, one that I believe is worth recounting as it highlights a remarkable episode from the post-World War II era—the Berlin Airlift. The Berlin Airlift faced escalation as the USSR declared a halt to all supplies entering Berlin, effectively blockading the western half of the city amidst… Read More »A Historical Message for Fighting the Berlin Airlift

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Mary, Queen of Scots – The Letters That Brought Her Down

History casts a shadow over the life of Mary, Queen of Scots, as the Casket Letters were revealed and led to her eventual death. These letters, purportedly written by Mary herself, became pivotal pieces of evidence used against her in the accusation of conspiring to murder her second husband, Lord Darnley. The authenticity of these… Read More »Mary, Queen of Scots – The Letters That Brought Her Down

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Free French Appeal

The fall of France in early WWII was a serious blow to the French war effort, leaving it short on resources and operating as a government in exile. However, it did not mean an end to the war as while the country itself might have been lost, its people continued to fight. French forces either… Read More »Free French Appeal

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