A.L.S. Norwich, Dec. 6, ----. Neg. photo 2 pp. + 1 add. leaf + enclosure.

A.L.S. New York, Dec. 26, 1838. Neg. photo 4 pp.

3 A.L.S. Hartford, Feb. 3, 1791. Washington, Dec. 29, 1807. Washington, Jan. 2, 1813. Neg. photo 6 pp.

Screenplay of a 1987 American high-school comedy film, directed by Phil Joanou, written by Richard Christian Matheson and Thomas Szollosi, and produced by Aaron Spelling; also known as 3 O'clock High. Undated typewritten draft, with autograph correction and annotations in pencil. 119 leaves.

Screenplay of the 1987 American high-school comedy film, directed by Phil Joanou, written by Richard Christian Matheson and Thomas Szollosi, with autograph corrections and annotations; third draft, dated August 8, 1986. 107 leaves

Screenplay of the 1987 American high-school comedy film, directed by Phil Joanou, written by Richard Christian Matheson and Thomas Szollosi, with a few markings in pencil; third draft, dated August 13, 1986. 112 leaves.

1 letter

1 letter

22 letters

Typescript, 284 pp.

Consists of a typescript draft of Ferré's novel Maldito amor, which was published in 1986.

Consists of short biographical notes of Kostas Myrsiades, Katerina Angelakē-Rouk, Giannēs Ritsos, and Kōstas Kalantzēs.

1 ALS to William Bache, nephew of A.M.B.

3 ALsS to "Sally" (Sarah F. Bache, wife of R.B.), 1783-1807; 1 ALS to William Bache (son of R.B.), 1793

2 ALsS to William Bache (brother of R.B., Jr.)

Bound copy of AMs sermon.

Bound copy.

Bound copy.

A brief account of Alison's life and works, apparently in his own hand.

Directions for posting a parcel from Miss Alison to Miss Faucit.

Three lines of text in two clouds with two medallions below. Each medallion has five lines of text; the right bears the date 1284 A.H./1868 A.D. Text is surrounded by gilt framed by a blue border embellished with floral designs. Scalloped medallions with a stem of grapes at the center are found at each corner.

Manuscript is dated 1291 A.H./1875 A.D. and signed by Mehmet Evliya. Black ink on buff paper.

The name Muḥammad is at the center, the name 'Alī is repeated five times around it, followed by a formulaic phrase. Outside these are five trapezoids containing text defending 'Alī as the rightful successor to Muḥammad. The intervening spaces hold the names of the other three "Rightly Guided" caliphs: Abū Bakr, 'Umar and 'Uthmān. Outside this are four verses from the Qur'ān. The corners are decorated with floral designs. There is a 6 mm. wide gilt frame with ruled lines in blue.

Published.

Also includes 1 page to John Herrmann concerning original of article.

The volume includes diary entries as well as a section entitled, "Productions of Rocky Mountains," which lists animals, plants, and fruits.

Consists of a bibliography by Rudolf Ladenburg.

Consists of a 35-page journal detailing Matthews's activities while employed in the slave trade in Sierra Leone, as an agent of Samuel Hartley and Company, a London-based merchant. Entries document Matthews's extensive travel in the region, especially to the Banana Islands and inland upriver from Sherbro Island on the Deong (Jong) River; the purchase of captured Africans and supplies; and negotiations with other slavers and regional rulers involved in the trade. Matthews gives particular detail to the effect of local wars on commerce and his involvement in negotiating peace between two local kingdoms. Another entry includes "Directions for going up to York Island from Jenkins in the River Sherbro." Written from the back of the journal are an additional four pages containing retained draft copies of five letters Matthews wrote from Deong and York Island, Sierra Leone, between April 20th and 25th, 1787. The letters, which pertain largely to business matters and disputes over business practices, are addressed to C. Harrison; J. Cleveland; George Oliver and John Jenkins; and Thomas Sewell (2 letters). There are also several loose documents relating to Matthews's journey up the Deong River. These include multiple drafts of an 1787 agreement between John Matthews and his partner William Harrison, as agents of Samuel Hartley and Company; the Kings of Sherbro; and George Oliver and John Jenkins, traders and residents of the River Deong. The agreement regards compensation, claims of extortion, and prohibitions against capturing free people who had not committed a crime. There is also a document titled, "Invoice of Sundrys supplied on board the Pilgrim."

Consists of an 80-page journal documenting Matthews's work while employed by the African Company of Merchants on the coast of West Africa, primarily in Sierra Leone. The entries detail his work stocking ships with captured Africans and preparing ships for the transatlantic passage to the Americas. His entries include information on the weather; the arrival and departure of various ships from the dock; difficulties in keeping provisions, particularly rice, from spoiling or being eaten by rats and insects; trading for goods with Portuguese and French ships; and the resistance of captive Africans to their capture and enslavement. Locations mentioned include the Gambia River, Gambia Island, Cockle Bay, the Banana Islands, Bance Island (Bunce Island), and Îles de Los. Vessels mentioned include boats named Hazard, Racehorse, Nelly, United Sisters, Speedwell, Grampus, Walker's Pinnance, and Lyon. Later entries occasionally include inventory lists of Africans forced onto ships, particularly the Lyon.

Consists of a 68-page journal describing Matthews's activities during the French Revolutionary Wars as captain of the HMS Vulcan, a British fireship engaged in defending Toulon, France, prior to the Siege of Toulon, and later, on the HMS Courageux. The journal begins with Matthews's appointment as captain of the HMS Vulcan on May 3rd, 1793. Shortly thereafter, on May 23rd, the ship weighs anchor as part of the Mediterranean Fleet commanded by English Admiral Samuel Hood. Matthews's journal entries provide a detailed account of the ship's passage through the Mediterranean Sea, with a focus on logging weather and navigational information. He also includes observations on the geographical features of various coastlines he passed, as well as notes taken during time spent ashore in Gibraltar and Genoa, where he visited the Rock of Gibraltar and purchased sheep. His entry on August 29th describes anchoring at Toulon in order to defend the city against an anticipated attack by an army from Marseilles. One day later, on August 30th, Matthews is reassigned to the HMS Courageux, while Captain Charles Hare succeeds him as captain of the HMS Vulcan. Matthews's entries from August 31st through September 15th describe his service and military orders he received while in command of the HMS Courageux. The back of the journal includes charts titled, "Order of Battle of sailing of the Fleet under the Command of the Right Honorable Lord Hood coming out from England to Gibraltar," "Order of Battle on leaving Gibraltar. June 27th 1793," and "Order of Sailing in three squadrons." There are also six ink and wash sketches of coastal horizons along the Mediterranean, including Ibiza (Eivissa), Alicante, and St. Georges Cape, on the coast of Valencia, Spain; Cape St. Martin (Cap Martin), France; and Cape St. Vincent (Cabo de São Vicente), Portugal.

Corrected typescript of an Antrobos short story, with a duplicate, altogether 12 pages

Corrected typescript lecture, 8 pages, with French translation and related correspondence

Typescript preface, signed, 2 pages

Includes incoming and outgoing correspondence with Kati Marton (1 letter), Petros Voskaridēs (1 letter), Linda Healey (ABC News), Nikē Loizidē (Aristotle University of Thessalonikē, Greece), and the Artistic Association "Theatre Guilt" (1 invitation).

Includes a folder with literature regarding Cyprus during 1974, as well as lists of Cypriots or Greek Cypriots that were enclaved or stranded at Mandres-Famagusta or other prisons and remain missing. This catalog has been prepared by the Cyprus Committee of Parents and Relatives of Undeclared Prisoners and Missing.

Written by Arthur Collins Maclay.

Written by Arthur Collins Maclay.

Written by Arthur Collins Maclay.

Working draft (with annotations) of a dissertation.

Various poems by "Adelita".

"Alebrijes", published in Vuelta issue number 140, July 1988.

"Droits de L'Home. Appel aux poetes et ecrivains" by Ukrainian poet Vasyl Stas.

(with autographed and typed transcripts)

(with a typed transcript)

TMs with ANs and autograph corrections, 155 pp.

Multiple story drafts under the work's earlier title, Los milagros de padecer. TMs with ANs and autograph corrections. 60 pp.

Story drafts under the work's earlier title, Desapariciones. TMs with ANs and autograph corrections, 160 pp. Includes a draft table of contents.

Also contains first drafts of a play and a short story

TMs and AMs pages of original page outlines, notes and sources, 26 pp. This is the only surviving original manuscript material from this novel.

TMs with autograph corrections, 10 pp.

TMs, 48 pp. Cut version (for simplified edition?)

Consent of the Board of the General Proprietors of the Eastern Division of New Jersey (Board of East Jersey Proprietors) and the Council of Proprietors of the Western Division of New Jersey (Council of West Jersey Proprietors).

To assist John Barclay as agent and receiver of rents. Stamped by Lord Cornbury.

Contains personal notes as well as addresses.

Contains correspondence with G. E. M. Anscombe and Robert Audi.

(one unnumbered page between pp. 22-23)