Memoranda, statements, correspondence exchanged by White House and government officials regarding Indian policy and Taos Blue Lake.

Memorandum prepared by Vice-President regarding U.S. Indian policy.

Volume I: (1914-1925) contains newspaper clippings, correspondence, telegrams and photographs relating to World War I as well as the early career of Senator Reed.

Volume II: (1919-1939) contains newspaper clippings, printed copies of speeches, correspondence including a letter from President Herbert Hoover dated October 17, 1934 regarding his senatorial campaign.

Volume III (1925-1932) contain newspaper clippings, photographs relating to Senator Reed's honorary degrees and his representation as a delegate to the Naval Conference of 1930 (including a note relating to the "original Reed-Matsudaira Agreement").

Incipit: بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم الحمد لله الذى جعل طراز الواح الاختراع اسرار الابداع التى عيّنت قبل ما شيّئت واقضت بعد ما قدّرت

Incipit: الحمد لله الذى ينزل ما يشءا بامره سبحانه وتعالى عما يصفون يا الهى كيف اثنى عليك ... واسئلك من جودك كما انت انت انك اهل التقوى واهل المغفرة وسبحان الله ربّ العرش عما يصفون وسلام على المرسلين والحمد لله رب العالمين

Dated 1273H (1856 or 7) and 1290H (1873 or 4) on the margin of fol. 60a.

Six ALSs, Princeton, New Jersey and Hagerstown, Maryland. Personal letters to family.

ALS Trenton, to Moses Taylor Pyne, class of 1877, relating to "Colonel Walter Stewarts orderly Book. 1777." secured for Mr. Pyne.

ALS Princeton. 3 p. 40 to James J. Roosevelt, Jr., class of 1812, telling of college life in Princeton.

See also under Domínguez, Delia.

Deed/will of Jonet Grahame, widow of Patrick

Papers and deeds of the Rossie family and estate

Papers, deeds, and photocopied histories connecting Allied families

Contains notes on the Bible, history, and current events. The inside cover is dated Oct. 8, 1804. These notes could be related to Southard's teaching position in Medham, N.J.

Labeled "Journal for the 21rst year of my Life from June 9th 1807 to 1808," the notes actually run to Feb. 1810. It contains personal notes like comments on Rebecca Harrow and medical notes.

This is a docket charting legal fees owed to Southard, mostly relating to the Hunterdon County Court of Common Pleas. The "Chamber Fees" portion relates to Burlington County.

2 holograph leaves [1922] from the Fitzgerald's original draft [filed in Correspondence series under Cather, Willa]

[Marie Shank Additions]

Edition with text established by Matthew J. Bruccoli (London: Samuel Johnson, 1995) which reproduces the editor's marked copy of the first printing.

Includes AMs Of "The Cast-away."

Includes typed transcription of "The Reciprocal..." and "The Cast-away."

Contains notes on novels and poetry.

Contains notes on Fyodor Dostoyevsky's The Brothers Karamazov and The Idiot , Gustave Flaubert's Madame Bovary , and Ford Madox Ford.

Contains notes on T.S. Eliot's Four Quartets , Henry James's The Ambassadors , James Joyce's Ulysses , Thomas Mann's The Magic Mountain , and Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina and War and Peace. Includes unbound notes.

(with imprint "Columbia University"). Dated "1979-1980-1984-1985-1985-" on outside cover, with this descriptive note by Fuentes, "v. 1 notebook contains seminal notes for 1) Agua quemada 2) Gringo viejo 3) Constancia stories 4) El naranjo [and] 5) Orchids 1977."

Contains notes for a lecture to be delivered by Fuentes in Seattle; drafts, table of contents for unnamed(?) short story collections; and list of projects, "orden trabajo Londres."

This series contains two items, a notebook and a notepad, which have notes and early drafts of Gringo viejo and Orquídeas a la luz de la luna, and drafts of short stories (or novellas) published in Constancia y otras novelas para vírgenes and El naranjo, o, Los círculos del tiempo. Notebooks by Fuentes which contain drafts of a single book, e.g., Terra Nostra, are filed by individual title in Series 2, Subseries 2A and 2C. There are also notebooks in the subseries Teaching Materials (H) and Juvenilia (I).

Corrected autograph outline and notes.

Corrected autograph outline and notes.

Corrected typescript.

Letter from Edward F. Sutton to Henry L. Savage of the Princeton University Library concerning photocopied biographical notes on the Cunliffe-Owen family.

Carbon copy with annotation

Documented first copies of chapters 1-4, typed with annotation

This series consists of manuscript notes and pages in the form of a diary, and is organized chronologically.

Consists of the speeches of General George Brinton McClellan.

To commanding officers in Virginia, and to his mother.

In folders by chronological order.

Consists of manuscript and typescript drafts of Newton's translations.

Consists of manuscript and typescript drafts of Newton's translations.

Consists of manuscript and typescript drafts, some with author's corrections; publisher's layout and instructions; uncut pages; several typescripts of letters in the original German; galley proofs with corrections; and page proofs for Newton's translations of Thomas Mann's letters to her.

For a description of the contents of the album, see the inventory provided for the Photostats.

Stamped

Stamped

Stamped

Standard government form of bid for books.

Issue devoted to Milberg Poetry Collection Celebration of American Poetry. Lists of poets and poetry, photocopies of Chronicle cover, caselist for Milberg poetry exhibition.

"Ping Jockeys", 2 copies.

"Paraph", 2 copies.

2 ALsS.

1 ALS and clipping.

1 ALS and clipping.

Comprising approximately 2/3 of the edition [to page 206], light annotations and emendations, 127 pages numbered 1–131 (pages occasionally missing or in duplicate, significantly tattered condition); with a typed letter to Brendan Behan signed in pencil from Maurice Kennedy with comments on typing Brendan's manuscript.

Autograph notes in Irish, on pages extracted from a ruled notebook. Pages might be from the notebook that contains an autobiographical essay (possibly a draft beginning for Borstal Boy) and the poem Scriosad na mblascaod.

Contains notes and lists of books on angling, including a 2-page list of "eminent and skillful anglers". Manuscript written in an unidentified hand and undated.

Autograph list of books on angling, kept by Appleby.

Manuscript, written in an unidentified hand, concerning angling for trout or grayling. Together with notes on other unrelated subjects at end, undated. The tract accompanying this manuscript is is dated 1669.

Includes autograph manuscript drafts and galley proofs of Stangos's book Poiēmata, 1966-1977 in Greek, with his handwritten corrections.

Consists of typed manuscript drafts of the poems "Aerial Fight," "Siege," and "Visit" included in the book Poiēmata, 1966-1977- translated into English by N. Stangos in 1965 and edited by David Plante in 1966. The drafts bear heavy autograph corrections and annotations.

Includes photocopies of printer's galley proof of Stangos's book Poiēmata, 1966-1977.

1 TLS by Ford

4 AlsS by Ford

photostats and typed transcripts

Consists of manuscripts for "Hans Brinker."

Copy of ALS

ALS to T. Lawson

AMs, January, 1959, 1 p., given by Madame Emmy Martin to Mrs. Laura Person, with original envelope giving further detail; TN, March 15, 1960, to Miss Bayles, from Howard C. Rice, Jr., concerning acknowledgment of the manuscript as a gift

TMsS, November, 1952, 14 pp., signature and message at the top of the first page referencing Emory Ross

TMs, undated, 6 pp., detailing the original titles of Dr. Albert Schweitzer's works, the Japanese translations of those titles, and the translators; also detailing the Japanese titles of works on Dr. Albert Schweitzer, the English translations of those titles, and the authors

This file contains photocopied correspondence, some of which is not represented elsewhere in the collection.

(broadcast from radio station WAAB on January 9)

Inscribed to Alice Boyd of Penkill Castle, in commemoration of the publication of A Poet's Harvest Home on April 15, 1882. William Bell Scott wrote out the poems by hand in August and September of 1881 at Penkill Castle. While some poems contain crossed out lines, annotations, and edits, the layout of this manuscript, including placed proofs of woodcut illustrations, is a very close mock-up of the published version. Bound in green morocco by Roger de Coverley.

These poems, originally housed together, were produced in 1878-1884, during a period of intense writing at Penkill Castle, following the publication of Poems in 1875. Most were later published in A Poet's Harvest Home. Titles of individual poems include: "1881," "A Dieu," "Continuity of Life," "Despondency," "Destiny," "Ego," "Infancy," "Love and Death," "The Madonna di San Sisto," "Morality," "My Rhyme of Love," "Of Love, III. One Day," "Of Love, IV. Another Day," "Of Poets, IV. Dante and Beatrice," "St. Dominic," "The Twenty Fifth Anniversary," and an untitled poem beginning, "A. B. and C. are well known men..."

The second version of this poem was used in A Poet's Harvest Home.

Written in unknown hand. Probably derived from H-G. volume 82, but has the keyboard part realized throughout. Original may have been for a Cambridge performance circa 1935. The score was again used for the Abingdon Handel Festival on May 6-8, 1959. Also includes a broadside for the 1959 Abingdon Handel Festival.

Written in unknown hand on a pale blue paper, which is probably to be dated 1807. The 3/4 section of the first chorus of the Dettingen Te Deum has two missing bars at 82-84, a mistake which occurs in all the early printed scores (Walsh, Randall, Wright, etc.) until corrected in the English Handel Society's edition of 1846/7. This suggests that this manuscript may have been copied from the early printed scores.

Written in unknown hand. Contains the Italian setting of "Return O God of Hosts," used in the pasticcio opera Rossane, or Alexander in India, the year following the first performance of Samson, and which has not been printed. Two other unpublished Handel songs include "La gloria e la fortuna," and "Son questi vaghi," originally written for later performances of Alexander in India, are here written out for Rossane, in November and December of 1743. Titles include: "Diro che l'ami" and "Spera fors'anche" from Vello d'oro, and "Parla de studi" and "Bella diva" from Diana by Giovanni Battista Pescetti ( circa 1704-1766); "Amorosa la lusingho," "Il cor fedel," "Vidi al par" and "Tui per senno" from Partenio by Francesco Maria Veracini 1690-1768; "Dirti ben mio" by [Leonardo Leo]; Air in A "O Love Regard a Virgin's Sigh," Air in F "O Beauteous Maid," Air in D minor "O Power of Bliss," Air in G "Her Breath Perfumes the Vale," Air in "A While on My Breast," Air in F "O Gentle Sleep," Air in F (French horns) "Beneath That Shade;" and "Ah, no, non voler," "Il cor mio," "La gloria e la fortuna," "Lusinghe pie care," "Fra le guerre," "Men fedele," "Placa l'alma," "Permettete ch'io," "Superbette," "Son questi vaghi," "Sempre fido e disprezzato," "Alla sua gabbia," and "In generoso onor," and "Return O God of Hosts" from Rossane, Air in F "What Beauteous Scenes," "O Godlike Youth," "As I by Charming Chloris," "Thou Rising Sun," "Per pieta: l'Incontanza delusa," and "Minuets in E and G," by Handel.