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a| Correspondence, 1851-1854 : k| Correspondence .

a| Marlborough, Wiltshire : b| Adam Matthew Digital, c| 2017.

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a| The Prince of Wied took little interest in the Verein, which he joined because he was engaged to the sister of its patron, the Duke of Nassau, until it became clear that the members were seen as having dishonored themselves by not paying the debts they had incurred. He then became involved in the attempt to pay the bills and encouraged renewed interest in the Verein colony in the hope of recouping the losses. He was the nephew of Prince Max of Wied, the famed explorer of the Missouri Valley.

a| AMDigital Reference: 2Q100, Box 1, Folder 4.

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a| Description: Includes several letters sent between August von Bibra and Herman Deluis. There is also a hand drawn sketch of a vague map of New Braunfels, Texas.

p| Reproduction of: t| Correspondence, 1851-1854 c| 12 Feb 1851 - 27 Jul 1854.

a| Briscoe Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin

f| Briscoe Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin

a| Description based on online resource (viewed on October 24, 2017).

a| Colonisation Companies and Emigration Societies

a| Berlin, Neuwied, Wiesbaden, Germany

a| Washington, New Braunfels, Texas, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States

a| Bibra, August, Freiherr von (1808-1894)

a| Bene, Lieutenant Louis

a| Deluis, Herman

a| German Emigration Company, colonisation, colony, business, finance, social class, land grant, administration, debt, Society for the Protection of German Immigrants, societies, economics, compensation, hotel, law, court, land, congress, cartography

a| Adam Matthew Digital (Firm), e| digitiser.

a| Migration to new worlds.

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