F.A.P. Barnard's correspondence is mainly with his brother, John Gross Barnard, and his friend, E.W. Hillgard. The photocopied letters cover Barnard's time as chancellor of the University of Mississippi, his transfer through Army lines, and finally, his tenure at Columbia University. Because of his Unionist sympathies, Barnard resigned his position in Mississippi and went north. (1 folder).

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