Guide to Topics
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![George Frederick Handel 1749. Mezzotint mounted on endpaper at front of Alexander Balus: an oratorio [manuscript,ca. 1748]](https://library.princeton.edu/special-collections/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail/public/handel_port.jpg?itok=sGrcSG1p "George Frederick Handel 1749. Mezzotint mounted on endpaper at front of Alexander Balus: an oratorio [manuscript,ca. 1748]")
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Hardy, Thomas (1840-1928)
See entry for Victorian Novelists
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Hellenic studies
Use to retrieve collections that reflect the history and literature of Greece. Princeton’s holdings are especially rich in 19th-century
photographs of both classical and contemporary sites in Greece and Turkey by Greek photographers, as well as 20th-century correspondence and writings
of Greek poets. In addition, there are a number of 19th-century journals and diaries of European travelers to the Ottoman Empire
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History of science
Use to retrieve collections that document some of the projects and investigations in modern science, particularly physics, mathematics, and astronomy, where Princeton University has had an important role. Included are the personal papers of several Nobel Prize winners and a complete, duplicate archive of Albert Einstein’s papers at Hebrew University in Israel.
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HUTTON, LAURENCE (1843-1904)
Laurence Hutton was literary editor of the "Literary Notes" Department at Harper's Magazine from 1886 to 1898. In 1897, Hutton received an honorary M.A. from Princeton University, and from 1901 to his death in 1904 he was a lecturer on English at Princeton.