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Asks for a letter of recommendation for a commission in the Army. ; Transcription by Joseph Byrne. Transcriptions may be subject to error.

Journal of a pedestrian excursion to Montpelier in October 1822 ; Transcriptions may be subject to error.

Wishes to enter the Academy. ; Transcription by L. Gregory Curtis, NU'77, MSIA'07. Transcriptions may be subject to error.

Account of pedestrian excursion to Concord, NH; includes sketch and description of the New Hampshire State House. ; Transcription created by NU Archives staff and subject to human error.

Samuel Pitkin denies current derogatory reports circulating about the A.L.S. & M. and Capt. Alden Partridge

Samuel writes an account of his daily routine at the A.L.S. & M. including discipline, corps organization and uniforms. ; Transcription created by NU Archives staff and subject to human error

Samuel L. Pitkin writes a description of Alden Partridge's lecture style

Samuel Pitkin commends the Academy's military style of education and Alden Partridge; notes that Alden Partridge had turned down the offer of the presidency of Burlington College [University of Vermont]

Samuel Pitkin describes his room and daily routine at the A.L.S. & M. ; Transcription created by NU Archives staff and subject to human error

Account of Samuel's journey from Connecticut to Norwich, VT; description of the Hanover, NH, and Norwich, VT, area; physical description of Alden Partridge ; Transcription created by NU Archives staff and subject to human error

Description of journey from East Hartford, CT, to Hanover, NH; description of the American, Literary, Scientific & Military Academy in Norwich, VT ; Transcription created by NU Archives staff and subject to human error

Account of Samuel Pitkin's journey from East Hartford to Windham, Connecticut, written in a letter to his mother, dated 29 November 1816. ; Samuel Leonard Pitkin, from East Hartford, Connecticut, entered the American Literary, Scientific, and Military Academy (forerunner of Norwich University) in 1821 and graduated in 1823.