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Madaline Sullinger papers
The Madaline Sullinger papers are those of a native Kansan, who worked as a nutrition assistant through the Kansas State University Cooperative Extension Service.
Madre Doña Juana Maria de la Fuente inventory
This volume contains an inventory of belongings for Madre Doña Juana Maria de la Fuente, a religious sister with the Monasterio de Santa Clara in Lima, Peru. After de la Fuente's death on March 5, 1741, her belongings were given to Madre Doña Maria Sebastiana Tello de Meneses, the abbess of the monestery. The second half of the volume contains receipts for the sale of each of the items to various individuals.
Maffet family papers
G.W. Maffet was the postmaster of Anthony, Kansas (Harper County), ca. 1878. This collection consists of primarily of family correspondence, 1890-1950, and other materials relating to the Maffet family and various Kansas businesses.
Maggie Herrington journal
Maggie Herrington's journal of her experiences during the year 1867 as part of a school assignment and two pieces of correspondence between the Watkins Community Museum of Lawrence, Kansas, and Lida Mattman, Maggie Herrington's granddaughter, dated 1979.
MainStream Coalition records
The MainStream Coalition is a political advocacy group established in 1993 over concerns of the separation of church and state. This collection contains organizational files, newsletters, newspaper clippings, election materials, video tapes and cassettes.
Major H. Cleveland correspondence
Correspondence, newspaper clippings, and legal records.
Making Do and Doing Without: Kansas in the Great Depression project records
Making Do and Doing Without: Kansas in the Great Depression, a radio/newspaper series about Kansans' Depression-era experiences, was produced by the University of Kansas Division of Continuing Education. This collection consists of several cassette tape recordings of oral history interviews performed in 1982 and 1983, as well as project records and photocopies of primary source material and other research which formed the basis for the series.
Manifesto: read to the congregation of the First Methodist Church in Lawrence, Kansas
Photocopy of a 3-page typescript manifesto read to the congregation of the First United Methodist Church (Lawrence, Kansas) on Sunday, May 10, 1970, by Bryce Rivers, Chairman, Coordinating Committee for the Black Community. Alleging the church's world-wide exploitation of African Americans, the manifesto demands payment of $75,000 in reparations for Lawrence's 3,000 African American residents.
Manuscript, "A Night of Terror"
A night of terror. The recounting of events told by the widow of Duncan Allison, concerning Quantrill's Raid.
Manuscript accounts for the bark Waverly whaling ship
The Waverly was a 327-ton New Bedford, Massachusetts whaler owned by David B. Kempton. This account book records the purchases of each of 34 officers and crewmen who served aboard her during her 4-year voyage in the Indian and Pacific Oceans.
Manuscript fragments removed from book bindings
Manuscript journal of Dorr C. Griffin
This collection consists of the handwritten journal of Dorr C. Griffin detailing his enlistment in the United States Army just before the beginning of World War I. The journal records Griffin's daily activities and travels.
Manuscript letter of Charles W. Goff
The collection consists of one letter written by Lieutenant Charles W. Goff to his girlfriend Dorothy F. Coylsendoll while traveling from the United States to France during World War I.
Manuscript music book
A book of approximately 75 tunes, mostly without words, of popular or traditional songs and dances, such as Deh Conte from Norma; Aurora Waltz; Last Rose of Summer; I'd Choose to be a Daisy; Partant pour la Svrie; The Coon-Hunt, and others. Most music was composed in the 1850s.
Manuscript notes about the history of political-economical theory
Volume of handwritten history of political-economical theory in Europe and the United States (may be lecture-notes or copy ready for printer). Appears to have been written by Professor Vissering: probably Simon Vissering, 1818-1888; possibly Gerard, 1865-1937. Dating for the volume comes from the "1871" mentioned on leaf 262.
Manuscript notes of Léon Dorez
Research notes of Léon Dorez (1864-1922), French scholar and librarian who specialized in the Italian humanists, with offprints of his published articles.
Manuscript of "Album Verses"
The handwritten poem of friendship "Album Verses" and note were found in the book "The Christian Minstrel" and appear to be written by the same author, Mollie. Both also include doodles.
Manuscript on the History of Nicodemus Colony
A manuscript for a planned publication on the history of Nicodemus, Kansas.
Manuscript plat of "Lane Place" (Lane Addition, Lawrence, Kan.)
A plat of Lane Place, by Wm. F. Goodlove and George H. Pruett, surveyors. Lawrence, Kansas. Lane Place became known as the Lane Addition in Lawrence, Kansas
Manuscript Scores of Elizabeth Smith
A collection of printed and manuscript scores, bound together.
Manuscript with editorial markings of Governor Charles Robinson of Kansas
Manuscript for Governor Charles Robinson of Kansas, by Don W. Wilson, with editorial markings. Published by the University Press of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, in 1975.
Manuscripts on Kansas History
Manuscripts relating to Guatemala and Central America
Miscellaneous unbound manuscripts removed from the William J. Griffith collection of printed Guatemalan source material. Contains some records of the University of San Carlos and the Protomedicato; the Guatemalan government; letters by Rafael Carrera; and some papers relating to the Rojas family. Although most of the manuscripts are Guatemalan in origin, some are Costa Rican or Honduran, and there is one document each from Peru, Cuba, San Salvador, Nicaragua, and Spain.
Map of historic places in Lawrence, Kansas
Maps, plans and views of the land holdings of Francesco Soderini
Maps of the holding of Francesco Soderini near the river Egola (Evola) which runs into tho Arno west of Florence. Floor-plan and views of the villa and cottage of Barbialla, "per Montaione." Apparently for feudal purposes. Placement of the land not as important as area and shape of the land.