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Corrected manuscript of Persian Adventure, published by Alfred A. Knopf.
Carbon typescript with handwritten corrections, lacking chapter 17
Correspondence and membership forms.
The collection contains three pieces of correspondence from the union's national Headquarters, but there are no records to indicate that the union had members in the strip coal mining sections of Kansas. (See also entries under Associated Union of Steam Shovelmen, Chicago and International Brotherhood of Steam Shovel and Dredge Men, Chicago)
Correspondence and miscellaneous items regarding the cannon "Old Sacramento"
Includes material about the cannon called "Old Sacramento", and a cannonball believed to be one from the cannon which was presented to the University by Claude L. Darbe in 1960. The cannon ball was found on a farm by Bert E. Darbe in 1895, the site of the old town of Franklin. There is also a brief history on the cannon's use in a pro-slavery attack on Lawrence in the spring of 1856.
Correspondence and papers concerning the life and work of Frank Lloyd Wright
This collection mainly consists of correspondence and writings about the life and work of architect Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959), but also includes some of his speeches, articles, and architectural specifications.
Correspondence and papers of Elisha and Elizabeth Eulalia Bass and family
The Bass/Bayley collection consists primarily of the correspondence and papers of Elisha and Elizabeth Eulalia Bass and their relatives. The Bass family were New Englanders who settled in pre-Civil War Texas near present-day Brownsville, Cameron County. They later located to California and Colorado.
Correspondence and writings about forestry
Account of Sylvester Douglas Glenbervie’s experiments in planting the New Forest, the Forest of Dean, and other royal forests with ship-timber, 1808-1814; report on state of the forests in 1819; brief history of royal forests. Also includes letters about timber-growing, forest management, etc. by Glenbervie and others, found laid into the volume of his Account.
Correspondence between Oscar G. Richards and William E. Connelley
Correspondence between the families of President Syngman Rhee and General Lyman Lemnitzer
Correspondence by Thomas Moore
Irish poet's letters from the first half of the 19th century. Topics include personal matters, discussions with Moore's publisher James Power, etc. Moore was Lord Byron's literary executor and, famous in his time for his ballads and Irish Melodies, he wrote the lyrics for both "The Minstrel Boy" and "The Last Rose of Summer."
Correspondence, etc. of Sir Walter Wilson Greg
Papers of Sir Walter Wilson Greg (1875-1959) who served as librarian of Trinity College Library, Cambridge, from 1907 to 1913. This small collection includes several letters from other holders of that post (2 letters received from Robert Sinker (1838-1913) in 1899 and 1 letter received in 1931 from H.M. (Herbert Mayow) Adams) and some facsimile photographs of manuscripts, etc. This material was found laid in a copy of Robert Sinker's history of Trinity College Library, published in 1891.
Correspondence from Marcus Parrott to his Dayton, Ohio family members
The collection contains 34 letters written by Marcus Junius Parrott to his Dayton, Ohio family members. The letters date from April 7, 1851 to April 28, 1862, and are arranged chronologically. Also included in the collection are a brief handwritten statement by [Laurette?] Parrott [Irvin?] regarding the collection content, and an offprint of a published 1865 sermon by Phillips Brooks, delivered at the time of Abraham Lincoln's death.
Correspondence, magazine articles and reviews, and biographical material on Constantine Samuel Rafinesque
Collection of correspondence, notes, magazine articles and reviews, and biographical information on Constantine Samuel Rafinesque, 1783-1840.
Correspondence of Arthur Symons
Artificial collection of letters, etc. written by Arthur Symons, a British poet born in Wales who joined the literary community surrounding the Rhymers' Club in the late 19th century. The items in this collectiton mostly were found tipped in volumes from the P.S. O'Hegarty collection of Irish literature.
Correspondence of Francis Pierce Fitzwilliam
This collection consists of correspondence, legal forms and receipts arranged chronologically.
Correspondence of George M. Beal and Helen R. Beal with other Taliesin Fellows
The collection consists mainly of letters to George M. Beal and Helen R. Beal from other Taliesin Fellows, 1934-1966.
Correspondence of George Townshend and his circle
Correspondence of George Townshend, 1st Marquis of Townshend, and others in his circle. Most letters written from Great Britain and Ireland (particularly London and Norfolk), some from India or continental Europe.
Correspondence of H. L. Mencken
Correspondence of Henry Sagan
Primarily concerns his Rilke collection. Also copies of Rilke material (1898-1924), 1 Rilke letter (1901), etc.
Correspondence of Isidor Landau
Correspondence of Isidor Landau discussing theatre, as well as literature and social life. Includes 316 letters; 16 Manuscripts; 35 photographs; and 49 printed ephemeral items (posters, theatre-programs, etc.)
Correspondence of Jennie and Will Johnson
Jennie Johnson and husband Will Johnson resided in Beaumont, Kansas in the late 19th century with their son, Henry. They managed a farm, and Will traveled frequently. This collection includes correspondence among Jennie; Will; and their friends, family, and neighbors sent between 1885 and 1888. The letters are organized bu author and then by date.
Correspondence of John Dos Passos
This collection consists of a single piece of correspondence, a signed typed letter to John Moore of Montana State University (Missoula, Montana), giving him permission to reprint "Camera Eye 14" in a book of readings. The letter includes a discussion of financial arrangements (Author's Guild terms or flat fee). Dos Passos was at 571 Commercial Street in Provincetown, Massachusetts when writing the letter.
Correspondence of John Everett Millais
Three letters from John Everett Millais, an English painter and illustrator and one of the founders of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood.
Correspondence of John Methuen and Sir William Simpson
Letters bound in 2 volumes: political, personal, diplomatic (including copies of reports, orders, newsletters, etc.) Also loose letters, documents, notes, etc.
Correspondence of Lady Mary Holland
This is a collection of 20 letters, dated 1771-1777, from Lady Mary Holland (ca 1746-1778), wife of Stephen Fox, to Françoise Payne (lLater Lady Lavington), wife of the governor of the Leeward Islands. They consist of social and domestic news from one politician's wife to another.