The Princeton University Library Chronicle
Index, Volumes I - XXV, 1939 - 1964
Biblia, Volumes I - X, 1930 - 1938
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JACKSON, AUDREY READ, "In Praise of Old Nassau," I 4:1-5 |
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Jackson, Stuart W., gift of the du Perron manuscripts, III:154-155; gift of Lafayette letter to Jefferson, XV:105-107 |
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Jacobi, Friedrich Heinrich, V:6, 9 |
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Jacobi, Mary Putnam, XVII:227 |
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James L The Kings Maiesties Declaration to His Subjects (London, 1618), XI: 144 |
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James, Henry, friendship with Jonathan Sturges, XV:2-9; letter about sale of Hazlitt's portrait of Lamb, VI:195-196; letter in possession of Edward Naumburg, Jr., IX:105-106; member of the Rabelais Club, I, 4: 25; prompt book of The American, XV:49; XI:138-139; XVII:217, 229-230, 233 |
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James Forrestal Research Center Library, XVI:23-28 |
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JANTZ, HAROLD S., "The Samuel Miller Papers at Princeton," IV:68-75 |
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Jantz, Harold S., gift of additions to Hamilton Collection of Early American Illustrated Books, VII:80-82 |
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Japan, "Gift of the Princeton Club of Japan" (Hiraga) , XXII:189-190; "The Recent Development of the Japanese Collection" (Hiraga), XXII: 178-181 |
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Japanese art, books on, Biblia, II, 1 [9] |
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Jarves, James Jackson, XVII:221 |
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Jefferson, Thomas, Jefferson's Farm Book, three missing leaves presented to Library by Roger W. Barrett, XII: 93-94; The Papers of Thomas Jefferson, V:158-159; "Jefferson in Europe a Century and a Half Later, Notes of a Roving Researcher" (Rice) , XII:19-35; "Jefferson's Notes on Virginia in the Princeton Library" (Bryan), XI:202-205; "SaintM6min's Portrait of Jefferson" (Rice), XX:182-192; "Thonias Jefferson Through the Eyes of His Contemporaries" (Bryan), IX:219-224; comment on, by Samuel Miller, XIV: 60; contribution toward rebuilding of Nassau Hall, IX:61; doubts on college fund-raising, VII:43; eulogy by Nicholas Biddle in 1827, IX:6,1; exhibit of series of Jefferson documents in photo -facsimile, VIII:187; letter from Lafayette, XV:105-107; letter from Thomas Nelson, Jr., IX:i66167; letter to Ebenezer Hazard, 1791, IV:75; letter to Dr. Rittenhouse, VI: 46-47; relations with James Madison, XXII:130-131; volumes from his library, VI:83-84; mentioned, H:65, 74; XVI:99-100; XVII:197-i98; XXIV:109; XVI:172 |
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Jeffery, Jno. B., Jno. B. Jeffery's Guide and Directory for r887-i888 (Chicago, 1887), XXV:213-214 |
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Jenson, Nicholas, VI:85-86 |
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Jepson, Edgar, IX:110 |
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Jerome, Saint, De viris illustribus (Augsburg, 1473), XVI:31 |
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Jesuits in China, XIX:206-209 |
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John, the Evangelist, MS, 12th cent. The Apocalypse of St. John, VIII:94 |
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John Chrysostoin, Saint, commentary On Paul's Epistle to the Hebrews, III:119; Homilies on the Gospel of St. Matthew, III:133 |
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John Day Company, records, XXIV: 146 |
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John of Glastonbury, III:129 |
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JOHNSON, ALLAN C., "The Papyri," (Garrett collection) III:140-144 |
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JOHNSON, E. D. H., "Louis Coxe," XXV: 11-16; "The Works of Thomas Rowlandson," II:7-20; "Library Notes & Queries," III:31-32 |
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Johnson, E. R. Fenimore, gift to Cruikshank collection, XII:41 |
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Johnson, Hugh, IV:65-67 |
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Johnson, Lionel, II:124, 127 |
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Johnson, Robert, Nova Britannia . . . fruites by planting in Virginia (London, 1609), X:5 |
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Johnson, Samuel, Dictionary (London, 1755), the Adam-Newton copy, IX: 168; Prayers and Meditations (1785) , X:201; "A Letter and a Portrait of Dr. Johnson" (Ryskamp), XXIV: 32-35; books by and relating to, X:19,9-200; conversations as related by Benjamin Rush, V:86-87; On poetry, XI:69-70; reminiscences of contemporaries, IV:37-49 |
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Johnson, Stanley, III:75, 77 |
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JOHNSON, THOMAS H., "Jonathan Edwards," XII:159-160 |
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Johnson, Thomas H., bibliography of works of Jonathan Edwards, I, 2:30 |
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Johnson, Thomas Potts, papers, XIX: 182-183 |
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Jolas, Eugene, XVII:250 |
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Joline, John and John Van Dyke, hotel proprietors in New Brunswick, New Jersey, registers and account books, XIX:182 |
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JOLINE, JOHN F., JR., "The Pierson Civil War Collection," II:105-110 |
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Jones, Carl W., collection of works on magic, XX:47-53; established the Elmer Adler Graphic arts fund, XVII: 260-261 |
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Jones, Mrs. Carl W., gift of 15th-century manuscript calendar, XIII:164 |
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Jones, Owen, XXIV:94, 95 |
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JOHSON, BEN, The Nevve Inne, or The Light Heart (London, 1631), VII: 127 |
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Joseph Henry House, Princeton, VIII:54 |
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Joyce, James, V:57-58; XI:134, 138 |
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Jubinal, Achille, XIV:194-195 |
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JUDSON, SHELDON, "Lecture Illustrations Used by Arnold Guyot," XXI:94-96 |
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Jugtown, area in Princeton, N.J., XXV:195 |
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Julius 11, Pope, IV:5 |
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Jurgi, Edward J., Illumination in Islamic Mysticism (Princeton, 1938), III:118 |
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Justinian, Digests, 14th cent. MS copy, IX: 100 |
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Juvara, Filippo, XVIII:,97-i98 |
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Kahler, Hugh, correspondence with Booth Tarkington, XVI:52; mentioned, II: 134 |
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Kahn, Otto H., personal papers, XIII: 209; XIX:I79 |
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Kalm, Pehr, "Pehr Kahn and His Travels in North America" (Sjoqvist), XVI:145-I48; mentioned, I, 4: 27-28 |
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Kane, Elisha Kent, IX:168-170 |
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Kane, Grenville, "Grenville Kane" (Lydenberg), XI:1-3; "The Grenville Kane Americana" (Penrose), XI:4-25; "The Incunabula of the Grenville Kane Collection" (Buhler), XI:26-36; "The Manuscripts in the Grenville Kane Collection" (Miner), XI:37-44; the miscellanea of the Kane Collection, XI:45-49; XIX: 162, 164 |
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Karpet, Shamir, VII:118 |
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Katzenbach, Edward L., Obituary, Biblia, VI, 1 [5] |
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Keels, James M., Chief, Department of Building and Technical Services, XXII:178; Assistant Librarian for Building and Technical Services, XXIV:69 |
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KELLEY, MAURICE, Introduction to Henry A. Murray, "In Nomine Diaboli; An Address Delivered at Princeton University on the Centennial of the American PublicatiOn of Moby Dick," XIII:47-48; "Robert Overton (1609-1668?) Friend of Milton," IV: 76-78 |
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Kelley, Maurice, Acting Librarian of Princeton University, XIV:152 |
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Kelmscott Press, XIII:215-216; XVI:33 |
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Kemmerer, Edwin W., papers relating to his work, Xl:102; XIX:179 |
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Kensett, John F., VI:121; XX:21, 24 |
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Kent, Fred L, personal papers, XVI: 195; XIX:181 |
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Kenworthy, Mrs. G., gift of pastel portraits of Samuel and Susan Shippen Blair, VIII:qo |
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Keokuk, "The Madison Medal and Chief Keokuk" (Bentley), XIX:i53158 |
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Keynes, Geoffrey, Bibliography of William Blake, 1, 2:19-20 |
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Kienbusch, Carl OttO v., books on fresh water angling from collection, VII: 157; contributed tO room for sporting books, XVII:99; donor of Woodrow Wilson letters, VII:40; IX:174; XVII: 175; establishment of the Kretzschmar Y. Kienbusch Germanic collection, XIX:56-58; gift of books from his collection on angling, XVII: 271-272; gift of Boudinot material, XVI: 148; gift of manuscript by Arnold Bennett, VII: 123; gift of In anuscript by Jonathan Couch, XX:103; gift of Witherspoon letters, VIII: 140-141; gift of Princetonian theatrical material, XIX:103; gift of Rider Haggard collection, XVII:272273; portrait of Jonathan Belcher presented to University, XIV:171; presented 16th-century manuscript work on heraldry, IX:23i-232; room for the Kienbusch Angling Collection, XXII:145; mentioned, X:188 |
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Kilham, W. H., Jr., X:152 |
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KIMBALL, LEROY E., "A Word of Greeting," X:180-184 |
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KIMBALL, MARIE, "Notes On the Jefferson Sophocles," VI:83-84 |
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King, Edward S., XVII:228 |
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King, Frederick A., theatre collection, II:145 |
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KINGSLAND, DOROTHFA, "The Ridgeley Torrence Collection," XV:213-214 |
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Kingsley, Charles, Brave Words for Brave Soldiers and Sailors (Cambridge, 1855), IX:45; Charles Kingsley's American Notes: Letters from a Lecture Tour, 1874 (Princeton, L958), edited by Robert B. Martin, XIX:198; XX:40-41; Cheap Clothes and Nasty (L0ndon, 1850), IX:4445; "The Kingsley Collection" (Thorp) , Vlll:18-2o; annotated copy of Letters and Memories of His Life by Mrs. Kingsley, Biblia, IX: 2 [6-7]; his copy of Tennyson's In Memoriam, gift to his wife, XI: 53; in Morris L. Parrish Collection, VIII:9; XIII:168; XVII:62-63; XXI: 182; manuscript sermons, XXIII: 181; ninety-five letters to his wife, X1:209 |
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KINNELL, GALWAY, "Nightfall of the Real," XXV:54-55 |
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Kinnell, Galway, "A Check list of the Writings of Galway Kinnell," XXV: 65-70; "Galway Kinnell: Moments of Transcendence" (Hawkins), XXV: 56-65 |
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Kipling, John Lockwood, drawings, XXTI:108, 111, 113, 116 |
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Kipling, Rudyard, On Dry-Cow Fishing as a Fine Art (Cleveland, 1926), VII:162 "'Into the hold of Remembrance': Notes on the Kipling Material in the Doubleday Collection" (Rice), XXII:105-117; additions to collection, XI:150-I5I; XXIV:191193; mentioned, XVI:63-64, 68-69 |
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KIRK, RUDOLF, ed., "An Elegy on Princeton College," XVIII:15-19; introduction to "A Princeton Poem of 1822," VIII: 164 |
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Kirkland, Samuel, "Sarnuel Kirtland's Accompt with the Christian World," XXIII:25-27 |
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Knapp, Dr. Arnold Herman, XXIV: 145 |
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Kneisel, Franz, "The Kneisel Quartet at Princeton: The First Concerts Sponsored by the Ladies' Music Committee" (Wever), XIV:183-193 |
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Knight, Lady Phillipina, "Lady Phillipina Knight and Her Boswell" (Osgood), IV:37-49 |
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KNUBEL, HELEN M., "Alexander Anderson and Early American Book Illustration," I, 3:9-18 |
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Koberger, Anton, "Anton Koberger's Biggest Enterprise" (Koch), XVII: 267-270 |
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KOCH, ROBERT, "Anton Koberger's Biggest Enterprise," XVII:267-270; "Florentine Incunabula," XIV:157160; "Hans Holbein's Triumphal Portal of Erasmus," XXIII:79-82 |
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Koch, Roscoe, R., gift of Continental paper currency, VI:86 |
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KOENIG, DUANE, "Two Unpublished Papal Letters," V:104-105 |
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KOHN, JOHN S. VAN E., "Mark Twain's .r6oi," XVIII:49-54 |
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Koran, codices in Garrett Collection, III:118. See also Alcoran. |
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Korn, Christoph Heinrich, Geschichte der Kriege (Nuremberg, 1776-1784), VI: 9 2 |
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KRAUS, MICHAEL, "Charles Nisbet and Samuel Stanhope Fmith-Two Eighteenth Century Educators," VI:17-36 |
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Krebs, John, early donor to Princeton Theological Scriiinary Library, XV: 97 |
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Krilof, Ivan A., V:147 |
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KRITZECK, JAMES, "Albert von Le Coq," XXIII:115-120; "Notes to A 'Motu Proprio' of Pope Pius VII," XXIII: 124-125 |
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Krock, Arthur, letter from Marshal Foch, Biblia, I, 1 (insert) |
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Ku Ying-lung, XV:125 |
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KUEHL, JOHN, "The Armstrong Morley Collection," XXIII:130-132; "Scott Fitzgerald's Reading," XXII:58-89 |
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Kuhn, Warren B., Assistant Librarian for Circulation, appointment of, XXIV:69 |
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KURDIAN, H., "An Armenian Miniature of the 14th Century," IV:109-II2; "An Armenian Silver Binding Dated 1653," Vll:118-119 |
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Lacretelle, Jacques de, "Jacques de Lacretelle" (Alden) , XIII:212-214; manuscript drafts of La Vie Inquiete de Jean Hermelin and La Mort d'Hippolyte, XIX:171 |
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Lactantius, Opera (Rome, 1470), XVII: 107 |
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La Farge, John, illustrations by, VI: 125; XIII:72; XX:16, 26-27 |
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Lafayette, Marquis de, impression of Frederick II in letter to Washington, V:94; letter to Charles Hodge, VIII:108-109; letter to Thomas Jefferson, XV:105-107; visit to Princeton, in 1824, VIII:6I; letters, XVI: 173 |
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La Follette, Senator Robert Marion and family, letters in Ray Stannard Baker papers, VII:14 |
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La Fontaine, Jean, V:146 |
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Lamb, Charles, The Original Letters, etc., of Sir John Falstaff and His Friends (London, 1796), VIII:94; "Charles Lamb's 'Companionship ... in Almost Solitude'" (Finch), VI: 179-199; "CharIes Lamb's Copy of The History of Philip de Commines with autograph notes by Lamb and Coleridge" (Finch), IX:30-37; "The Scribner Lamb Collection" (Finch) , VII:133-148; Charles Scribner's collection presented to Library, VI:9495; friendship with S. T. Coleridge, V:3-4; manuscripts, XIX:168 |
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Lamb, Mary, "The Scribner Lamb Collection" (Finch), VII:133-I48; manuscripts, XIX:168 |
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Lambert, Mrs. Gerard B., gift of William Blake Collection, XXI:172-175 |
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The Lamentable History of the Beautiful and Accomplished Charlotte Temple . . . (Philadelphia [18651), VI: 148 |
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Lanahan, Mrs. Samuel J.' gift of F. Scott Fitzgerald papers, XII:190; mentioned, XIX:47 |
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Landor, Walter Savage, Poems (London, 1795) , V: 123; letters regarding publication of Lady Blessington's memoirs, VI:48; visit to Lamb at Enfield, VI:190; mentioned, VI:127, 130 |
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Landshoff, Ludwig, collection of music, XIX: 171 |
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Lane, John, disposal of his library, XIII: 134; letter from Ford Madox Ford, IX:111; publisher of the Yellow Book, II:123-124; XVI:io3; mentioned, II:125, 129, 130; XIX:150 |
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LANGE, VICTOR, "The Kretzschmar v. Kienbusch Germanic Collection," XIX:56-58 |
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Langlotz, Karl, "In Praise of Old Nassau" (Jackson), 1, 4:1-5; concert of, IV:14; mentioned, VIII:69 |
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Lanham, General C. T., letters from Hemingway, XXIV:102-104 |
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Lansdale, Marie, collection of letters to, XIX:i85 |
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Lansing, Garret, Choice Emblems, contains woodcuts by, VII:80-81; mentioned, VI:110 |
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Lansing, Robert, VII:12 |
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The Lark, II:25 |
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Larkin, John A., gift of Donatus' Ars Minor (Cologne, 1495), VIII:192 |
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Latin-America, course in history of, Biblia, III, 1 [7, 8]; William Edmond Gates collection of Latin American documents, 16th-igth century, XIX: 171 |
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LatrObe, Benjamin Henry, help in rebuilding Nassau Hall, XIV:115-117; XXV: 196 |
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LAWALL, DAVID B., "American Painters as Book Illustrators," XX:18-28; "Notes on a Newly Acquired Manuscript Device Book," XVIII:210-215 |
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Lawrence, D. H., writing for The Signature, VI:207; mentioned, IX:116 |
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Lawrence, T. E., Seven Pillars of Wisdom, copy wanted, Biblia, VI, I [11]; gift of 1926 edition by Hon. G. Howland Shaw, X: 100; in Doubleday collection, XXIV:193-195; mentioned, 1, 3:27 |
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Lawrence, Thomas, "Lawrence's Portrait of Cowper" (Ryskamp), XX: 140-144 |
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League of Nations, covenant, various drafts, VII:11; letters of Arthur Bullard, V:35 |
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LEARY, LEWIS, -The Time-Piece: Philip Freneau's Last N'enttire in Newspaper Editing," II:65-74 |
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LeBrun, Pierre L., his collection of Montaigne presented to Princeton, Biblia, IV, 1 [7-8]; "The LeBrun Collection of Montaigne" (Buffum), I: 2:11-16; mentioned, 1, 4:16 |
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Le Coq, Albert von, "Albert von Le Coq" (Kritzeck) , XXIII:115-120 |
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Le Coq, Elinor von, letters, XXIII: 116-120 |
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Lee, Arthur, II:58-59 |
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Lee, Ivy L., papers, XXI:180 |
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Lee, Robert E., letters, XVI:176 |
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Lee, Admiral Samuel Phillips, correspondence, XIX: 175 |
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Leech, John, IV:59 |
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Le Feron, Jean, De la Primitive institution des toys . . . (MS., France) , IX:231-232 |
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Legal history, "The McIlwain Collection" (Strayer), IX:211-214 |
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Le Gallienne, Richard, The Junk-Man and Other Poems (Garden City, 1920), with inscription from Le Gallienne to Newton, VII:162; in J. Harlin O'Connell collection, XIX: 150; interpretation of Wilde's career, II:131-132; member of Rhymers' Club, II: 124 |
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Legouis, Emile, correspondence with George McLean Harper on Wordsworth, XI:91 |
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Leland, Charles Godfrey, "Charles Godfrey Leland Rabelaisian" (Coindreau) , I: 4:16-26; papers, XIX:185; mentioned, 1I:106; XVII:219 |
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Lenox, James, presented library and grounds to Princeton Theological Seminary, XV:91-92, 94, 97 |
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Leo XII, unpublished letter, V:104-105 |
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Leonard, Thomas, XXV:186, 192 |
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Leslie, Captain William, "Love and Valor; or Benjamin Rush and the Leslies of Edinburgh" (Butterfield) , IX:1-12 |
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Lever, Charles, in Morris L. Parrish Collection, VIII:11, 145; XVII:66 |
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Lewes, George Henry, letter to John Chapman, III:43 |
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Lewis, Adler and Laws, records from 1889-1914, XXI:180 |
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LEWIS, ALLEN, "The Southern Collection Bookplate," Biblia, VII, 1 [11-13] |
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LEWIS, ROBERT E., JR., "Papers of Jesse Lynch Williams," XXII:187-189 |
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Lewis, Sinclair, XI:134, 139 |
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LHOMBREAUD, ROGER A., "Arthur Symons' Renderings of Mallarme," XX:89-102 |
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Libraries, European, effect on of World War II, II:81-90 |
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Liddell, Alice. See Mrs. Alice L. Hargreaves |
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Liebert, Herman W., gift of Johnson's Prayers and Meditations (London, 1785), X:201 |
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Lincoln, Abraham, "How Two Princeton Students Saw Lincoln in 1861" (Webster) , V: 154-157; draft of a speech on "Sectionalism," XXII:141-142; letter to James Gordon Bennett in defense of Secretary of War Stanton, IX:174; letters' XVI:176-177; mentioned, 1, 4:7 |
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Lindabury, Mrs. Richard V., gift of volumes from library of her father, Henry Young, Jr., XII:219-220 |
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Lindsay, Vachel, "Vachel Lindsay at PrincetOn" (Baker) , II: 1 -6; an analysis of, by Edgar Lee Masters, XIV:89; collection of manuscripts, XXI: 178; visit to Princeton campus in 1914, V:46 |
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LINK, ARTHUR S., "President WilsOn's Plan to Resign in iqi6," XXIII:167-172 |
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Link, Arthur S., editor of The Papers of Woodrow Wilson, XXI:167-168; XXV: 155-156 |
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Linton, W. J., I, 1:16; VI:121-122 |
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Lippincott, Joseph W., II:134 |
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Lippold, Franz, portrait of Jonathan Belcher, XIV: 171 |
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Little magazines, place in American literature, II:21-26; revival of, II:116 |
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The Little Review, contributors to, H:25 |
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Littmann, Enno, Littmann collection, sub-division of Garrett Collection of Arabic, Turkish, Persian, and Armenian manuscripts, X:110; mentioned, VIII:158; X:107, 110 |
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Livermore, Mary A., manuscripts of lectures and essays, XIX:185 |
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Livingston, Peter Van Brugh, XV:20 |
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Livy, early edition with marginalia in New Jersey State Library in Trenton, Biblia, III, 1 [12-13] |
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Lloyd-Smith, Parker, memorial fund, Biblia, III, 1 [6] |
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Lloyd-Smith, Mrs. Wilton, gift of volumes in English literature and history from library of Wilton Lloyd-Smith, XIV:207-208; gift of Piozzi collection; XIV:161; XVI:159 |
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Locke, John, An Essay concerning Humane Understanding . . . (London, 1690) , VI: 146-147; IX:230 |
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Lockhart, John Gibson, editor of Blackwood's, XVI:10-11, 15; impression of Goethe, VIII:119; on writings of Sir Walter Scott, XVIII:219 |
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LOCKWOOD, THEODORE D., "James McCosh, An Educator in an Age of Transition," XI: 127-133 |
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Loeb, Harold, collection of Flemingway material, XXIV: 102; editor of Broom, XXI:177 |
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LOEHR, GEORGE R., "A.E. van Braarn Hotickgeest, the First American at the Court of China," XV: 179-193 |
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Log College, V:27-29 |
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Logbok Islendinga, code of laws for Iceland, III:129 |
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Lombard, Peter, Sentences, Paris, 1336, a commentary by Durandus, III:127 |
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Long, Breckinridge, loan of portraits of Samuel Miller and his wife, XIV: 55 |
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Longfellow, Henry W., member of Rabelais Club, I, 4:25; XVII:208 |
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Lorichs, Melchior, "A Panoraina of Constantinople" (Thomas), XXII: 92-95 |
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Lossing, Benson J., I, 3:15, 17; VI: 112 |
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Loth, David, gift of his manuscript of Woodrow Wilson, II:136 |
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Lotka, Alfred James, papers, XIX:181 |
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Lotteries, XV:16-37 |
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Lowrie House, in Princeton, N.J., XIV: 119; XXV:205 |
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Ltice, Henry, comments by Edmund Wilson, V:53, 59-61 |
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Lucena, "Treatise on the Game of Chess," II:151-152 |
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LUCKrR, JAY K., "Phonograph Is Now Perfect: The Edison-Mayer Letters," XXV:220-224 |
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Lucker, Jay K., Assistant Librarian for Science and Technology, appointment of, XXIV:70 |
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Ludington, Dr. Paul H., stained glass window in University Chapel in his memory, I, 3:21 |
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Ludlow, James Meeker, collection of manuscripts of essays and stories, XIX:185 |
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LUDWIG, RICHARD M., "Ford Madox Ford Letters," XXIV:148; "The Manuscript of Ford's It Was the Nightingale," XXII:190-191; "The Muted Lyrics of William Meredith," XXV: 73-79; "A Reading of the James Gould Cozzens Manuscripts," XIX:1-14 |
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Lunt, Alfred, XVII:23-24 |
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Luther, Martin, "Luther Pamphlets" (Harbison), XVII:265-267 |
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LYDENBERG, HARRY MILLER, "Grenville Kane," XI:1-3 |
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Lyly, John, Euphues, the Anatornie of Wit (London, 1636), VII:163 |
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LYON, MARY, "Robert Cresswell '19, 1897-1943,- written with Jay Cooke, VII:95-99 |
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Lytton, Sir Edward George Bulwer-Lytton, "The Bulwer-Lytton Collection" (Dickson), VIII:28-32; "Dickens Loses an Election" (Nisbet), XI: 157-176; contest for the Lord Rectorship of the University of Glasgow, III:34; first editions, III:34; in Morris L. Parrish Collection, VIII: 9; XVII:61; letters to Lady Blessington, VI:48 |
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MABBOTT, T. O., a reply to "A Minor Poe Mystery," V:106-108 |
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McAdoo, Mrs. Eleanor Wilson, gift of letters of Woodrow and Ellen Axson Wilson, XXIV:75-77 |
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McAdoo, Mr. and Mrs. Francis H., gift of English and American first editions of 19th and 20th centuries, XIV:205-207 |
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McAlpin, Charles W., clipping file of, XVII: 179; scrapbooks containing Woodrow Wilson material, VII:16; retirement as Chairman of Council of Friends, Biblia, VII, 1 [1, 2]; mentioned, VIII:160-161; XVI:161 |
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McAlpin, David H., formation of a bibliographical browsing collection, X:203-204; gift of autograph letter of Benjamin Thompson, XI:52; gift of books on photography, XVIII:167; gift of The Pencil of Nature, XXIV:203; mentioned, IX:39; X:150; XVI:162 |
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McAneny, George, papers, XV:217-218; XIX: 179 |
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McAneny, Mrs. George, XVII:227 |
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MCANENY, HERBERT, "Some Notes On Princeton Amusements, Civil War to 1887," IV: 10-29 |
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MCANENY, MARGUERITE, "Coincidences in the Theatre Collection," XXII:152-153; "Confessions of a Custodian," II:137-146; "Eleven Manuscripts of Eugene O'Neill," IV:86-89; "Bretaigne Windust '29," XXIII:82-89; "Memorabilia of Richard H. M. Pleasant ',32," XXIII:183-185; "Some Theatrically Guided Reflections," XXV:212-218; "Renton Collection of Programs and Playbills," VIII:187-189 |
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McCaddon, Joseph T., circus material, II:145; XIX:177 |
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McCarter Theatre, exhibition of fall and winter drama series (1962-1963), XXIV:70-72 |
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McClellan, George Brinton, papers, XIX: 178 |
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McClintock, Gilbert S. gift, XI:53 |
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McClure, Samuel S., XVI:55-61; XXII: 112 |
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McComb, John, XIV:116; XXV:197 |
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McCormick, Cyrus H., "Cyrus H. McCormick '79" (Garrett), X, 1-2; McCormick Collection, "Materials for the Study of the Civilization of Virginia" (Wright) , X:3-15; "English and American Literature in the McCormick Collection" (Thorpe), X: 16-40; "From Columbus to J. C. Adams, Notable Americana in the McCormick Collection" (Wainwright), X:41-47; Biblia, VI, 2 [34]; gift by his widow, IX:233-234; XVI:161; XIX:52, 172 |
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McCormick Hall, I, 1:12; I, 2:2; I, 3:1 |
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McCosh, James, "James McCosh; An Educator in an Age of Transition" (Lockwood), XI:127-133; mentioned, IV:15; VII:15; XI:96 |
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McCulloh, Richard Sears, "Professor McCulloh of Princeton, Columbia and Points South" (Thomas), IX: 17-29 |
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MCMARMID. FRRFTT WEIR. "Friends and Libraries," X:173-179 |
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MacDonald, Francis C., collection, Biblia, VIII, 1 [12-131; mentioned, II:1, 3, 5 |
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McEntee, Jervis, VI:125; XX:21, 24 |
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MacGregor, Charles R., gift of two albums kept by Princeton students during Civil War, VII:122-123 |
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Machiavelli, Niccol6, Opere ([Venice], 1550), VIII:145 |
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Mcllwain, Charles H., "The Mcllwain Collection" (Strayer), IX:211-214 |
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McKaig, Alexander, V:47 |
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MacKaye, Marion and Percy, XIV:16, 18-19, 27-28 |
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MacKenna, Kenneth, gifts: scrapbook, XXII:152; theatric memorabilia, II: 145 |
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MCKENZIE, KENNETH, "Some Remarks On a Fable Collection," V:137-149; mentioned, X:186 |
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McKnight, Charles, diary, VIII:189-190 |
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MCLAURY, HELEN C., Coulp., "James Boyd, A Checklist," VI:77-81 |
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Maclean, John, Sr., I, 4:8; IX:51 |
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Maclean, John, "'Dear Old Johnny' Maclean," I, 4:6-11; "The Maclean Papers" (Beam), Biblia, VI, 2 [8-11]; letter to, Biblia, VI, 1 [2-3]; help in paying debt for Nassau Hall, XIV: 134; letter on Nassau Hall bell clapper, VI:49; letters and papers, I, 4: 6-11; papers, XIX:176; additions to papers, XXI:181; mentioned, I, 4: 18; V:155; VIII:68, 70, 71, 73-74, 78, 79, 82, 84, 85, 86, 87; XI:95-96; XIV: 111, 112, 118 |
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MacLeish, Archibald, The Irresponsibles, typescript, VI:207; collection by Arthur Mizener of works, VI:93-94; mentioned, II:90 |
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McLenan, John, VI:119 |
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McMaster, John B., I, 1:39; 1, 3:26 |
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McNamara, Robert C., II:134 |
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McPhee, Henry Roemer, gift of White House press releases of Eisenhower administration, XXII:102 |
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Macready, Williain, "The Reminiscences of William Charles Macready" (Downer), XVII:51-52; collection of autograph letters, XI:211-212; letters and papers, XIX:168 |
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M'Ile Neu, Yorh, II:24 |
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MADISON, JAMES, "Symmetry of Nature," with introduction by S. M. Robinson and A. P. Robinson, XXIII:109-114 |
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Madison, James, "Ceracchi and Madison, an Addendum" (Rice), XXIV: 190; "Ceracchi's Medallion Portrait of James Madison" (Desportes) I XXI:108-120; "Madison and Wilson: An Interrupted Philosophy" (Stewart), XXIII:91-108; "Madison and Witherspoon: Theological Roots of American Political Thought" (Smylie), XXII:118-132; "The Madison Medal and Chief Keokuk" (Bentley), XIX:153-158; autograph manuscript, XI:211; commemoration of 200th -anniversary of birth, XII:148-150; letters from Jonathan Dayton, III:149-151; The Papers of James Madison, XVIII:202-205; mentioned, II:65 |
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Madrid, treaty of, V:165 |
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Maggin, M. Daniel, gifts: George Chapman's translation of Homer (London, [1616]), IX:43; five 16th-century books, VILL 144-145; 14th-century document with great seal of Richard 11, IX:42; Hume's Treatise (London, 17,19), XII:95-96; letters of Charles Lee, Williain Maclay and James McHenry, X:54-55; Witherspoon letter, V:161; VII:86, 163; mentioned, X:188; XVI:164 |
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Magic, books on, XX:47-53 |
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Magna Charta, 14th-century copy of, III: 126 |
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Mallarme, Stephane, "Arthur Symons' Renderings of MallarmV (Lhombreaud), XX:89-102 |
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Mann, Thomas, "'Thomas Mann and Sigmund Freud" (Newton), XXIV: 135-139; exhibit of works, IV:33; mentioned, XI:137-138 |
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Mansfield, Katherine, VI:207 |
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Manuscript Society, annual meeting (1949), X:198; (1960), XXI:244-245 |
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Mao Chin, XV:127-i28 |
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Maps, "John Foster and the 'White Hills' Map" (Hamilton), XIV:177182; Army Map Service, XV:101-102; Blaeii's Atlas (Amsterdam, 1643-46), XXIV:146-148; by Alexandre Berthier, 1, 1:3-8; map of city of Strasbourg, France, XXII:39-41; Wright-Molynetix map, X:44; exhibitions, XIX:100, XX:104-106, General Atlas by Mathew Carey (Philadelphia, 1814), XII:222; in the Princeton Library, XV: 101 - 103; Mason and Dixon map, XVI:97-99; XXV:153-155; Mercator's Atlas (Ainsterdam, 1636), X: 97; New England, Vl:io2; New Jersey, Middlesex and Somerset counties, X:144; Pieter Goos' chart, 1666, V:166; North and South America, in Hakluyt's edition of De Orbe Novo (Paris, 1587), X:43-44; Yorktown, by Joachim du Perron, III:155; "Wine Hills" Map, XIV:i8o; Wytfliet, Corneille, Descriptionis PtolemaicaeAvgmentvni (Louvain, 1598), IX:228-229 |
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Marcanova, Giovanni, Antiquitates (MS., Italy, 1460), III:128 |
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Marden, Charles Carroll, XIX:163 |
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Marie-Louise, Empress of France, books from library of, III:50-51; Biblia, VI, 1 [8-9] |
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Maritime trade and privateering, 19th century, papers relating to, XIX:118 |
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Marsh, Sir Edward, A Number of People (New York, 1939), I, 1:38 |
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Marshall, William, engraved portrait of Milton, II:48-49 |
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Marquand, Allan, "Marquand Art Library" (Stohlman), I, 1:9-14; mentioned, XIV:185, 187, 189 |
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Marquand, Eleanor Cross, VI:149; XI: 155 |
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MARTIN, JOHN RUPERT, "The Milton Portrait: Some Addenda," XXIV: 168-173 |
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Martin, John Rupert, The Portrait of John Milton at Princeton, and Its Place in Milton Iconography (Princeton, 1961), XXIII:24-25; Baroque books, XXV:152 |
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Martin, Luther, 3rd, gift of manuscripts relating to career of Luther Martin, Class of 1776, Biblia, IX:2 [4] |
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MARTIN, ROBERT BERNARD, "Charles Kingsley," XIII:168; "Coventry Patmore," XIV:47-49; "Manuscript Sermons of Charles Kingsley," XXIII: 181; "Manuscripts and Correspondence of Charles Reade," XIX:102-103; "The Reade Collection," XVII 77-80 |
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Martin, Robert Bernard, ed. Charles Kingsley's American Notes: Letters from a Lecture Tour, 1874 (Princeton, 1958), XX:40-41 |
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Martineau, Harriet, letter, III:43 |
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Marx, Karl, VII:10; XI:135 |
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Marxism, influence On American writers, V:52-54, 57 |
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Mason, Charles, XVI:97-99; XXV:153-155 |
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Mason, Daniel Gregory, gift, H:136; letter about Ridgely Torrence, XIII: 156-158 |
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MasOn, F. Van Wyck, gift of manuscript of Stars on the Sea, II:136 |
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Mason, Major John, A Brief History of the Pequot War (Boston, 1736), X:46 |
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Mason and Dixon map, XVI:97-99; XXV: 153-155 |
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Masters, Edgar Lee, "Edgar Lee Masters in the Chelsea Years" (Claytor) XIV:1-29; manuscripts in the Gertrude Claytor collection, XIX:188; XXI: 181 |
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Mather, Cotton, Ratio Disciplinae Fratrurn Nov-Anglorum (Boston, 1726), VIII:193 |
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MATHER, FRANK JEWETT, JR., "A Collection of Early American Illustrated Books," VI:99-100; "George Cruikshank, Artist," IV:53-61; "The Jo Davidson Bust of Woodrow Wilson," VII:6; "A Statistical Survey of the Meirs Cruikshank Collection," IV: 50-52; "Winslow Homer as a Book Illustrator," I, 1: 15-22; "Winslow Homer: A Descriptive Check list of his Illustrations in Books," I, 1:23-32 |
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Mather, Frank Jewett, Jr., gifts: copy of Orationes Sancte Brigitte (Rome, 1500) , VII: 87; 15th-century consecration tablet, VIII:63, first American editions of Melville, Biblia, IX, 1, [1-2]; Winslow Homer's illustrations for books, I, 1:16, 23-32; woodcut of Richard Mather given in his memory, XVIII:43-48 |
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Mather, Richard, "Portrait of a Puritan: John Foster's Woodcut of Richard Mather" (Hamilton), XVIII:43-48 |
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Mathews, Charles, and family, XIX: 168; XXI:181 |
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Mathey, Dean, XIII:171 |
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MATTISON, GRAHAM, remarks at the dedication of Julian Street Library, XXIII:65-67 |
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Maugham, Somerset, presentation of manuscript of his novel Theatre, XV: 109 |
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Mauduit, Isaac, XX:167-168 |
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Maurice, Arthur B., correspondence, XIX: 189 |
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Maxwell, Mary Elizabeth Braddon, VIII:43; XVII:75; XXI:182 |
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Mayan languages, manuscripts, XIX: 171 |
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Mayer, Alfred Goldsborough, correspondence, XI:209-210; XIX:177 |
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Mayer, Alfred Mai-shall, "Phonograph Is Now Perfect: The Edison-Mayer Letters" (Lucker), XXV:220-224; correspondence XI:209-210; XIX: 177 |
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Mayhew, Jonathan, XX:167-169 |
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MAYOR, A. HYATT, "Fresh Fields," XX:3-6 |
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Medina, Harold R., papers, XIX:181 |
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Medina, John Baptist, XXIV:173 |
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Meirs, Richard W., "A Statistical Survey of the Meirs Cruikshank Collection" (Mather) , IV:50-52; mentioned, X: 187 |
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Melville, fleriiian, "In Nomine Diaboli; An Address Delivered at Princeton University on the Centennial of the American Publication of Moby-Dick" (Murray), XIII:47-62; "Moby-Dick a Century of an American Classic, 1851-1951," catalogue of an Exhibition, XIII:63-118; as book collector, III:155-156; books belonging to, V:123; gift of first American editions, by F. J. Mather, Jr., Biblia, IX, 1 [1-2] |
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Mencken, H. L., friendship with Edgar Lee Masters, XIV:11, 16; member of Committee of the Princeton Archives of American Letters, II: 135; material on, XIX:189 |
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Mercer, Hugh, "General Mercer at the Battle of Princeton as Painted by James Peale, Charles Willson Peale, and William Mercer" (Egbert) , XIII:171-194; "Trumbull's 'The Battle of Princeton'" (Sizer), XII:1-5; mentioned, IV:120; VIII:60 |
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Mercer, William, IV:31-32; XIII:171-194 |
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Mercier, Sebastien, XII:29 |
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Meredith, George, in Morris L. Parrish Collection, VIII:11; XVII:65 |
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Meredith, Owen. See Lytton, Edward Robert Bulwer- |
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MEREDITH, WILLIAM, "Orpheus," XXV:72 |
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Meredith, William, poems published by Princeton, Yale, and in periodicals, IX, 38-39; "A Check list of the Writings of William Meredith," XXV:79-85; "The Muted Lyrics of William Meredith" (Ludwig), XXV: |
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73-79 |
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Meriden Gravure Company, VIII:61; XV:207; XXIII:25 |
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MERIWETHER, JAMES B., "George Palmer Garrett, Jr.," XXV:26-32; "The Literary Career of William Faulkner," catalogue of an Exhibition in the Princeton University Library, XXI:iii-i64; "William Faulkner: A Check list," XVIII:136-158 |
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Meriwether, James B., The Literary Careerof William Faulkner (Princeton, 1961), XXII:181 |
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Merkuov, Sergey Dmitryevich, IV:90-92 |
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Merrill, Stuart, "Letters of Stuart Merrill to Rudmose Brown" (Chinard), VIII:168-171; "Two Symbolist Poets" (Alden), XVI:186-194; letters, XIV: 49, XIX:171; sought aid for Oscar Wilde, XV:8; mentioned, XV:6; XVII:232 |
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MERWIN, WILLIAMS., "The Animals," XXV: 88 |
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Merwin, William S., "A Check list of the Writings of William Stanley Merwin," XXV:94-104; "Green With Poems" (Roche), XXV:89-94 |
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Mesopotamia, seals from, XII:49-54 |
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Metastasio, Pietro, XVIII:195, 200 |
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METZDORF, ROBERT F., "M. L. Parrish and William Makepeace Thackeray," XVII:68-70; "Victorian Book Decoration," XXIV:91-99 |
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Metzdorf, Robert F., gift of Penelope Pennington material, XXI:106 |
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Mexico, Pre-Columbian, XX:155 |
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Meynell, Wilfred, "Long Ago and Far Away" (Bill), XXII:157-162; mentioned, II:129 |
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Milbank, Robbins, gift of books by Dickens, XI: 103 |
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Milbank, Samuel R., XI:103 |
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Miles, George H., VII:160-161 |
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Millais, John Everett, letters to Lowes Dickinson, VI: 143 |
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Milledoller, Philip, VII:44-45 |
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Miller, Alfred Jacob, sketch of "The Indian Guide," XI:54-55 |
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Miller, John, "Plan for a University of Discoverers" (Eisenhart) , VIII: 123-139 |
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Miller, Samuel, "A Landmark in American Intellectual History: Samuel Miller's A Brief Retrospect of the Eighteenth Century" (Chinard) , XIV:55-71; "The Samuel Miller Papers at Princeton" (Jantz) , IV:68-75; papers, XIX:176; mentioned, V: 28-29; VIII:104-105, 123-124 |
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Miller, Sarah Sergeant, XIV:65-66 |
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Milner, Benjamin C., gift of books by and relating to Johnson, Goldsmith, and Boswell, X:199-200 |
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Milton, johii, Paradise Lost (Doves Press, igo2), VII:89; Paradise Regained (Doves Press, 1905), VII:89; The Portrait of John Milton at Princeton, and Its Place in Milton Iconography (Princeton, ig6i) by J. R. Martin, XXIII:24-25; "Above All Liberties: Milton and His Publishers" (Parker), II:41-50; "Blake, Milton and Edward Burney" (Peckham), XI:107-126; "The Milton Portrait: Some Addenda" (Martin), , XXIV:168-173; "Paradise Lost Annotated by Thomas Edwards" (Hanford), XXIII:123-124; Milton collection formed by Henry Austin Whitney, Biblia, VII, 1 [3-4]; mentioned, III:31-32; IV:76; VI:147 |
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Mims, Edwin, III:79 |
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Minard, Duane E., gift of records of New Jersey-Delaware boundary case, Biblia, VI, 1 [10]; XIX:183 |
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Minassian, Krikor, gift of Syriac manuscript, IV:79 |
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MINER, DOROTHY, "The Manuscripts in the Grenville Kane Collection," XI: 37-44 |
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Miner, Henry C., XXV:212-218 |
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Minnigerode, Meade, gift of manuscript of The Terror of Peru, II:136 |
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Minstrel shows, collection of photographs, XVIII:163 |
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Minutes of the Proceedings of a Convention of Delegates from the Abolition Societies (Philadelphia, 1794) , VII:121 |
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The Mirour for Magistrates (London, 1587), VII:126 |
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Miss Fine's School in Princeton, N.J., XIV:189; XXIV:73-74 |
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Mixsell, Mrs. Raymond B., gift of autographs of 19th-century musicians, XIV:106; XIX:170-171 |
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MIZENER, ARTHUR, "Edmund Wilson: A Checklist," V:62-78; "The F. Scott Fitzgerald Papers," XII:190-195; introduction to F. Scott Fitzgerald's "That Kind of Party," XII:167-168 |
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Mizener, Arthur, collection of works of Archibald MacLeish, VI:93-94; mentioned, V:55 |
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MONK, SAMUEL HOLT, "Laurence Sterne at Princeton," X:137-139 |
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Monroe, James, VIII:164; XVI:173174; XVII:202-203 |
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Montagnier, Henry F., "The Montagnier Collection" (Gerould), Biblia, V, 1 [2-3]; mentioned, XXV:227 |
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Montaigne, Michel de, "The LeBrun Collection of Montaigne" (Buffum), 1, 2:ii-ifi; The Pierre L. LeBrun Collection, Biblia, IV, 1 [7-8] |
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Mont Val6rien, from Jefferson's time to 20th century, XII:28-29 |
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Moody, William Vaughn, II:136; XIX: 185 |
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Moore, George, in J. Harlin O'Connell Collection, XIX:150 |
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Moore, Merrill, III:75, 78, 80, 82, 83 |
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More, Paul Elmer, "The Paul Elmer More Papers" (Hanford), XXII: 163-168; endowed Library book fund established in honor of, Biblia, VIII, 1 [12] |
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More, Sir Thomas, The Debellacyon of Salem and Bizance in Two Parts (London, 1533), VI:146; A Dialogue of Cumfort Against Tribulation ... (Amsterdam, 1573), VI:146; Luciani Erasmo interprete Dialogi et Alia Emuncta . . . (Paris, 1514), VII:89; Utopia (Paris, 1550 and London, 1551), VI:43; second edition (Paris, 1517) and fourth edition (London, 1624), IX:42 |
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Moreau de Saint-M6ry, M6d6ric L. E., XV:179, 183-184, 186, 188-189 |
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Morey, Charles Rufus, "A Laboratory Library," X: 148-149; mentioned, XIV:38 |
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Morgan, George, "Prospect: The Seat of Mr. Morgan at Princeton" (Rice) , XXV:209-211 |
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Morgan, Junius Spencer, additions to Virgil Collection, Biblia, I, 2 [5-6]; bequest to Museum of Historic Art, Biblia, IV, 1 [6-71; created a Coiiimendatore of the Order of the Crown of Italy, Biblia, 11, 2 [3]; obituary, Biblia, III, 1 [1-6]; mentioned, VIII: 159; X:187; XX:4 |
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Morgantina, Princeton archaeological expedition in Sicily, XIX:92-98 |
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Morley, Christopher, collection, gift of Mrs. F. Wallis Armstrong, XXIII: 130-132 |
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Morris, Mrs. Ira Nelson, gift of bust by Jo Davidson of Woodrow Wilson, VII:6 |
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Morris, Lloyd, manuscript, XIX:190 |
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Morris, Robert Hunter, letter to Benjamin Franklin, V: 19 |
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Morris, William, centennial of birth noted, Biblia, V, 2 [10]; mentioned, II:123 |
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Morristown National Historical Park, VII:41 |
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Morse, Jedidiah, II:68 |
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Morse, Samuel F. B., XVII:211 |
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"Morven," Stockton house in Princeton, N.J., "Morven: A Colonial Outpost of Sensibility, With Some Hitherto Unpublished Poems by Annis Boudinot Stockton (Butterfield) , VI:1-15; mentioned, I, 1: 5; IV: 1 14; VII: 20, 24; VlII:166; XXV:187 |
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Mosaics from Antioch, I, 3:5 |
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Moslem religion, "Holy War" (Faris), IV:82-85; mentioned, III:118 |
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MOTE, F. w., "An Important Addition to the Gest Library's Buddhist Collection," XX:118-122; "Princeton's Mongolian Ganjur," XX:112-113 |
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MOTTER, T. H. VAIL, "Woodrow Wilson and the Power of Words," XVII:163-172 |
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Motter, T. H. Vail, selected papers relating to literary studies, XIX:190 |
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Mount Athos, Monastery of St. Andrew, manuscripts from library of, III:131-133 |
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Mount Sinai, Monastery of St. Catherine, XXI:237-243 |
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Mountaineering, Biblia, V, 1 [2-3]; XXV:227-228 |
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Mousterberg, Count Carl von, diary, III:49-50 |
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Moxon, Edward, VI:191, 195; IX:3031; XIII:67 |
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Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, XVIII: 195-196 |
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Mughouse Diversion, Or a Collection of Loyal Prologues and Songs, Spoke and Sung at the Mughouses . . . (London, 1717), VII:50 |
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MUIR, PERCY H., a letter to the Editor on Candide, XXI:168-170 |
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Munch, Eugene, Eugene Munch, memorial brochure, XIX:214 |
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Munn, Charles Allen, VIII:60 |
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Munster, Sebastian, Cosmography (Basel, 1574 and 1578), XXII:39-41 |
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Murat, Joachim, III:48 |
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Murdoch, James E., collection of playbills covering years 1829-1889, VII: 159-161 |
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MURRAY, HENRY A., "In Notnine Diaboli; An Address Delivered at Princeton University on the Centennial of the American Publication of Moby-Dick," XIII:47-62 |
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Murray, Nicholas, XV:97 |
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Museum of Living Art, XIV: 136 |
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Music, "The Kneisel Quartet at Princeton: The First Concerts Sponsored by the Ladies' Music Committee" (Wever), XIV:183-193; additions to collection, Biblia, IX, 1 [5]; books and phonograph records, Biblia, VIII, 1 [9]; exhibit, "Chapters from History of Music," XVII:101-103; gift of library of Caleb C. Pierce, Biblia, X, 1 [41; Landshoff Collection, XIX:171; report of music committee, Biblia, II, 1 [7-8]; 11, 2 [5-6]; IV, 1 [11]; V, 1 [5]; VI, 1 [5-6] |
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Muybridge, Eadweard, XVIII:161 |
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Myers, William Starr, papers, XIX: 181 |
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