D'Une Pirogue La Saharienne - c1940
- US TxAM-C C000320-B0001-F0098
- File
- c1940
D'Une Pirogue La Saharienne - c1940
Part of Marie Brennan Collection
All files WordPerfect unless otherwise noted:
Neuenschwander-38th-Voyagers-Application.pdf (PDF file), 2014
dutchnotes.wpd) draft beginning for The Changing Sea, undated
dutch2.wpd, draft beginning for The Changing Sea, undated
dutch.wpd, partial draft, undated
dutch-syn.wpd, pre-synopsis for The Changing Sea, undated
38thVoyage.wpd, application essay for 38th Voyage, 2014
E. B. Cushing Research Material
This collection was accumulated by university archivists Donald H. Dyal and David Chapman for the publication titled "Cushing Under Cover", part of the commemoration for the re-dedication of Cushing Memorial Library. The collection includes photocopies of the archivists' secondary and tertiary research on Edward Benjamin Cushing, along with primary resources on Cushing including, among other materials, correspondence, maps, World War I (WWI) reports, and distinction certificates.
Cushing, Edward B.
This scrapbook contains photographs from E. C. Cushing's time at Texas A&M from 1919-1923.
The E. J. Kyle (1894-1957) Papers contains reports, correspondence, speeches, articles, applications, pamphlets, newspaper clippings, programs, pictures, memorandums, lists, and resolutions. Materials include correspondence, reports, speeches, and articles on E. J. Kyle's attempts to acquire more land and construct new buildings for the School of Agriculture at Texas A & M College. Other speeches and articles written by E. J. Kyle are concerned with subjects as cotton, soil conservation, and the cultivation of vegetables, fruits and nuts, particularly pecans.
Also present are reports Kyle wrote pertaining to Texas A & M College's enrollment plans and teaching techniques in Agricultural classes. Since Kyle was the head of many different programs at Texas A & M College, his papers contain applications and other information regarding the Land Prize, Anderson-Clayton Company Scholarship, and programs on Short Courses taught from 1913 to 1936. In addition to his academic duties, Kyle was also deeply involved with various types of research and the papers contain a few of the booklets, articles, and resolutions pertaining to the Soil Erosion Project, Frozen Food Research, and Texas Wildlife Research.
Correspondence in the papers deals with not only E. J. Kyle's work, but also contains letters from former students, commendations sent to Kyle, and letters concerning the naming of Kyle Field sports arena on the Texas A & M College campus.
Photographs contained in the collection are pertain to agricultural topics, such as cattle and pecan trees, the NYA program, Texas A & M College buildings, Texas A & M College football teams and sports events, and Kyle Field.Several football team rosters, programs from football games, newspaper clippings about sports events, and correspondence dealing with Kyle's position on the Athletic Council represent Kyle's close connection with many of the Texas A & M College athletics program.
Also present is a certificate of Kyle's appointment to the Farm Credit Association.
Kyle, E.J., 1876-1963
E. L. Reilly Co., Inc. "Texas A&M Today..." Report
This collection contains 2 copies of "Texas A&M Today as seen by High School Seniors and the General Public" (295 pages) report conducted by the E. L. Reilly Company, a consulting company based in New York that provides consumer and marketing research on companies, universities, and schools during the 1960s.
The project was commissioned by the Former Student Association to address concerns about slow growth even after diversifying and accepting more students in the 1960s. In November 1967, a group study was performed among high school students with the results showing that Texas A&M University, compared to other comparable Texas universities, was rated 4th most popular out of the five schools.
E. M. Arnold, MD Travel Diaries
This collection includes a travel diary of E.M. Arnold, MD, documenting his journey through Mexico, Canada, and the United States during 1936-1939.
This collection contains three handwritten letters and a postcard, all from E. M. Forster, each addressed to one of the following people: Lynd (1-page TLS, October 10, 1929), A. T. Bartholomew (1 postcard ALS, June 5, 1930), Darlin (1-page ALS with typed transcription, September 13, 1931), and to Grant Duff (1-page ALS with typed transcription, July 17, 1935).
E. Thomas Correspondence and Four And Twenty Blackbirds Manuscript
Part of Edward Thomas Papers
These letters were published in a pamphlet, privately printed for Alan Clodd at the Tragara Press, which was issued upon the centenary of Thomas' birth. Reading in part
Together with a copy of the pamphlet Four Letters to Frederick Evans, which was limited to 150 copies, and in which the following information on Evans is given: "Frederick H. Evans was born in 1852; he was well-known as a bookseller in the City of London and as the discoverer of the work of Aubrey Beardsley; later he achieved fame as a photographer and was made Honorary Member of the Royal Photographic Society. He died in 1943. The frontispiece is one of the portraits made by Evans in 1904 referred to in the first letter."
"Isoud with the White Hands", a previously unpublished essay, first appeared in Thomas' Horae Solitaire, which was issued by Duckworth & Co., of London in 1902. The American edition of this book, issued by E.P. Dutton & Co. of New York, was to become Thomas' first work to be released in America.
This collection consists of 26 plant sample sheets (not all containing plants) with descriptions that had been collected from the area surrounding the Texas A&M campus in Brazos Valley County. The samples were gathered from April 14 to May 28, 1890, by Eugene W. Carter.
In November 2003, M. D. Reed of the Texas A&M University Biology Department repaired and curated the herbarium's botany samples leaving the following note:
This collection may have been used as a teaching aid in a Botany class, since E. W. Carter does not appear in student rolls from the period.
These are common plants of the Brazos Co. spring flora. The "analysis" on each sheet is correct and painstakingly thorough. The book used to identify the plants was probably one by Asa Gray not meant for Texas. But since there was no complete treatment for Texas in 1890, this is hardly a fault.
Carter, Eugene W.
E217000B-BDE0-41EA-A44E-34C3FB2CE6F7 - content-39
Part of Rachel Caine Collection
Typescript draft chapter (unnumbered), E217000B-BDE0-41EA-A44E-34C3FB2CE6F7 - content-39, 2020
Caine, Rachel
E217000B-BDE0-41EA-A44E-34C3FB2CE6F7 - synopsis-45
Part of Rachel Caine Collection
Chapter synopsis 45, E217000B-BDE0-41EA-A44E-34C3FB2CE6F7 - synopsis-45, 2020
Caine, Rachel
E93FC381-84FB-4CB3-9439-492D94067E96 - content-38
Part of Rachel Caine Collection
Images of Online Ground School study units (partial), E93FC381-84FB-4CB3-9439-492D94067E96 - content-38, 2020
Caine, Rachel
Part of Texas A&M Biography Files
Part of Texas A&M Biography Files
Eades, Chirley Ann
Eads, Col. Richard A.
Eakin, Dottie
Eakin, L.C.
Eanes, David
Earl, Beth
Earle, James H.
Earley, Andrew Sinclair
Earley, Robert
Easley, Claudius M
Easley, Jerry
Easter, George
Easterwood, Jesse Lawrence (1888-1919) 1+ backfile
Eastes, Winston E.
Eastham, John Moise
Eastman, Charles J.
Easton, Dorothy I.
Eaton, Fannie Brown
Eaton, Frank M.
Eaton, Gordon
Eaton, Oscar
Ebensburger, A.C. (''Ace'')
Eberhard, Steven James
Eberly, H.J.
Eccles, Bill
Echols, Ralph Gordon
Echols, Walter Harlam
Eckard, Connie
Eckelcamp, Jesse
Eckert, Phil S.
Eckhardt, William Rudolph (1865-1935)
Economides, Michael J.
Eddins, H.A.
Eddleman, Bobby R.
Eddy, James R. D.
Edelbrock, Benjamin M.
Eden, Lorraine A.
Edfors, Kristina
Edgar, C. R. Dick
Edge, Billy L.
Edge, Clifford C.
Edge, Milton
Edmonds, Rev. Arthur G. (1890-1952)
Edmondson, Vance
Edwards, Bernie Carroll
Edwards, C.B.
Edwards, Chet
Edwards, Christopher
Edwards, Curtis D.
Edwards, Daniel Richmond 1+ backfile
Edwards, Dick
Edwards, Francis
Edwards, George
Edwards, Janine
Edwards, Julia (''Judy'')
Edwards, Ken J.
Edwards, Lela Haines
Edwards, Macon
Edwards, Richard
Edwards, Ronnie L.
Edwards, Thomas Charles
Edwards, William Frank
Egan, William F. ''Bill''
Egg, Richard
Egger, Harmon W.
Ehlers, Victor M.
Ehlert, Col. John F.
Ehlinger, Otto
Ehlinger, R.B.
Ehrhardt, Carol Elaine
Ehsani, Mehrdad
Eichblatt, Owen H.
Eichen, Frank
Eilers, Howard
Eimann, Glenn G.
Eisemann, Mark
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
Ekelund, E.B. Jr.
Ekfelt, Fred E. (1907-1994)
Eknoyan, Ohannes
Ekroth, David
Elder, Col. Frank L.
Eldridge, Wayne B.
Elia, Charles Van Loan
Elissalde, Gwen
Elizondo, Phillip
Elkins, Bill
Elkins, Col. Robert
Elkins, Rollin Lafayette ''Satch''
Elledge, Jerry R.
Eller, Jim and David 1+ backfile
Ellerbee, Linda 1+ backfile
Ellery, Chris
Ellett, Edwin W. ''Ned'' (1925-1993)
Ellett, Lois Jean
Ellington, Bernard Osburn
Elliot, Lucille Hankins
Elliott, Beatrice
Elliott, E.P. ''Sonny''
Elliott, Ellington F.
Elliott, Fred C.
Ellis, A.C.
Ellis, Bob
Ellis, Bobby Ray
Ellis, Don
Ellis, Elmer C.
Ellis, George F. Jr.
Ellis, John M.
Ellis, Newton C.
Ellis, Roy
Ellis, Tom
Ellis, William C.
Ellis, William R.
Ellison, Charles A. ''Chuck''
Ellison, Robert W.
Ellsworth, LuAnn
Ellwood, Lenard E.
Elmendorf, Dave
Elmore, Ed
Elmore, Judith Kay
Elmore, L.G.
Elmore, R.G.
Elmquist, Anne Marie
Elmquist, Karl Erik (1912-1978)
Elms, Grady
El-Sayed, Nancy W.
El-Sayed, Sayed Z.
Elswyk, Mary E. Van
El-Zik, Kamal
This collection is the result of the family of Earl O. Hall seeking to determine the circumstances of his last mission (in February 1943), and the location of the action where the plane was shot down. The search took several years and resulted in the discovery of several incorrect versions of the events of that day. With the assistance of the Air Force Historical Unit at Maxwell Air Force Base, a good record of the actions of the 42nd Bombardment Squadron (Heavy) from December 1941 through February 1943 was assembled. The collection consists of family papers from the Hall family, records from the family of Joaquin Castro, Co-Pilot, correspondence to and from the Hall family, correspondence from individuals in the South Pacific, correspondence from the Army Air Force, and other related correspondence. Material from printed histories of the Seventh Air Force, the 13th Air Force, the 42nd Bombardment Squadron (Heavy), and other published material sheds light on the wartime history of the area, and conditions of the military bases in 1942.
Hall, Earl Oxford
Part of E. J. Kyle Papers
Collection includes 1907 or 1908 game at Kyle Field with Mr. and Mrs. Kyle in buggy, 1909 O.U. Game in Dallas, Corps greeting President Taft with Kyle in the background, first board fence around Kyle Field. Many photos are captioned.
Part of Kristen Britain Collection
Part of Kristen Britain Collection
5/1: Skaneateles Middle School, Juvenile Journal (with a poem by Britain, as Kris Momberger), mid-1970s
5/2: Skaneateles Central (High) School, Britain's journal for English class (as Kris Momberger), 1980
5/3: Skaneateles Central (High) School, Britain's journal from Creative Writing class (as Kris Momberger), 1982-1983
5/4: Correspondence, 1983; 1986
5/5: Skaneateles Central (High) School, Britain's creative writing portfolio (as Kris Momberger), 1983
5/6: Skaneateles Central (High) School, Wells College Poetry Contest, 1983
5/7: Ithaca College, "Analysis of Last Year at Marienbad" [Film and Literature, as Kris Momberger), November 1984
5/8: Ithaca College, Materials from "Women and Writing" and "Monologues" (as Kristen Momberger), 1985; 1987
5/9: Ithaca College, Materials from "Screenwriting" (as Kris Momberger), 1985
5/10: Ithaca College, Journal from "Women and Writing" (as Kris Momberger), 1985
5/11: Ithaca College, Materials from "Experiments in Writing" (as Kristen Momberger), 1985 or 1986
5/12: Ithaca College, Materials from "Advanced Poetry" (as Kris Momberger), 1986
5/13: Ithaca College, Materials from "Persuasive Argument" (as Kris Momberger), 1986
5/14: Ithaca College, Materials from "Autobiography" (as Kristen Momberger), 1987
5/15: Ithaca College, Journal from "Monologues" (as Kristen Momberger), 1987
Part of Kristen Britain Collection
6/1: Ithaca College, "Irrelevant Thoughts" [screenplay adapted from the play "Unconsciously She Said" by Britain (as Kris Momberger) for 'Fiction Film Literature' class, 1986
6/2: Ithaca College, Various literature and film analyses (as Kris Momberger), 1984-1986; Undated
6/3: Ithaca College, Stillwater: Ithaca College's Literary Arts Magazine #21 - 22 (Spring-Fall 1986), with poems by Britain (as K.L. Momberger)
6/4: Poetpurri, vol. 4 #1 (1990), with poem "Fingerprints" by Britain (as Kristen Momberger)
Part of Marie Brennan Collection
BrennanMarie-InAshesLie-EPUB.epub, ebook of In Ashes Lie (2009)
BrennanMarie-InAshesLie-MOBI.mobi, ebook of In Ashes Lie (2009)
abstract-fire-figure-12920427.jpg, image of fire, undated
ial-cover-image.jpg, full cover image of fire, undated
ial-draft2.png, cover image, 2009?
Brennan-InAshesLie600x900.jpg, cover image, 2009?
Part of Marie Brennan Collection
2_Witch.jpg, cover for Witch, 2018
3_DoppelganerOmnibus.jpg, cover for The Doppelganger Omnibus (2018)
cover-copy.wpd, 2018?
Dancing the Warrior_v2.epub, ebook of The Dancing Warrior (2011), 2018
Dancing the Warrior.epub, ebook of The Dancing Warrior (2011), 2018
dopp-omnibus.epub, ebook of The Doppelganger Omnibus (2018), 2018
omnibus-note.wpd, 2018
The Doppelganger Omnibus_v2.epub, ebook of The Doppelganger Omnibus (2018), 2018
The Doppelganger Omnibus.epub, ebook of The Doppelganger Omnibus (2018), 2018
Warrior_v2.epub, ebook of Warrior (2006), 2018
Witch_v2.epub, ebook of Witch (2006), 2018
Witch.epub, ebook of Witch (2006), 2018
Part of Marie Brennan Collection
BrennanMarie-ArsHistorica-EPUB.epub, ebook of Ars Historica (2017) collection
BrennanMarie-ChainsAndMemory-EPUB.epub, ebook of Chains of Memory (2016)
BrennanMarie-ColdForgedFlame-EPUB.epub, ebook of Cold-Forged Flame (2016)
BrennanMarie-DeedsOfMen-EPUB.epub, ebook of Deeds of Men (2009)
BrennanMarie-DiceTales-EPUB.epub, ebook of Dice Tales: Essays on Roleplaying Games and Storytelling (2017)
BrennanMarie-InAshesLie-EPUB.epub, ebook of In Ashes Lie (2009)
BrennanMarie-InLondonsShadow-EPUB.epub, ebook of In London's Shadow omnibus (2016)
BrennanMarie-LiesAndProphecy-EPUB.epub, ebook of Lies and Prophecy (2012)
BrennanMarie-LiesAndProphecyIllustrated-EPUB.epub, ebook of Lies and Prophecy (2012)
BrennanMarie-LightningInTheBlood-EPUB,epub, ebook of Lightning In The Blood (2017)
BrennanMarie-MapsToNowhere-EPUB.epub, ebook of Maps To Nowhere collection (2017)
BrennanMarie-MidnightNeverCome-EPUB.epub, ebook of Midnight Never Come (2008)
BrennanMarie-MonstrousBeauty-EPUB.epub, ebook of Monstrous Beauty (2014)
BrennanMarie-NeverAfter-EPUB.epub, ebook of Never After: Thirteen Twists on Familiar Tales collection (2019)
BrennanMarie-NewWorlds-EPUB.epub, ebook of New Worlds, Year One: A Writer's Guide to Worldbuilding (2018)
BrennanMarie-NewWorldsY2-EPUB.epub, ebook of New Worlds, Year Two: More Essays on the Art of Worldbuilding (2019)
BrennanMarie-TheBottleTree-EPUB.epub, ebook of "The Bottle Tree" (2021)
BrennanMarie-TheNineLands-EPUB.epub, ebook of The Nine Lands collection (2019)
BrennanMarie-WelcomeToWelton-EPUB.epub, ebook of "Welcome to Welton" (2012)
BrennanMarie-WritingFightScenes-EPUB.epub, ebook of Writing Fight Scenes (2013)
ebookThreesomeCoversKarenJones (Zip file)
Part of Victoria McManus Collection
All files are JPG files, date modified July 28, 2014
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Edgar Petty Jennings Scrapbook
This scrapbook contains memorabilia, photographs, and biographical information from when Edgar Perry Jennings was at A&M College from 1912 to 1917.
Edited Version of Original Transcription - Aug. 10, 2000
Part of Texas A&M Heritage Preservation Oral History Program Collection
Part of Ted White Collection
Pages 1 and 2 are missing.
Part of Rachel Caine Collection
Caine, Rachel
This collection dating from 1846 to 1906 (bulk: 1846-1847) consists chiefly of handwritten letters, journal entries, a memoir, a proof copy of a report from the U. S. Secretary of War on Army operations in Texas and on the Rio Grande during the Mexican War (1846-1848), as well as plans, maps and nine hand-colored copies of lithographic engravings drawn by Everett, which vividly chronicle southwest Texas cultural as well as military history during the late1840s.
Series 1, Letters (1847-1863), mainly handwritten in ink by Edward Everett to his brother, Samuel W. Everett, from 1846-1847, while Everett was serving in San Antonio de Bexar with the U. S. Army during the Mexican War. A few letters from other correspondents pertain to Everett's disability and eventual official discharge from the Army. Three letters written in the period 1852-1863 are about business or from family members.
Series 2, Journal and Memoir (1846-1899) contains three sets of journal entries for Sept. 1846-Jan. 1847. All are handwritten in ink on loose sheets of paper. The memoir, also handwritten in ink, on machine-ruled paper measuring about 8 x 5 inches, covers the years 1846-1848, with additional material added and dated, on at least one page, with 1899. This memoir is edited in pencil by Everett, evidently for publication, since one note suggests that the memoir was donated in 1899 to the Quincy Historical Society, later known as The Illinois Historical Society. The memoir was actually published, at least part, or possibly all of it, under the title "Military Experience," in Transactions of the Illinois Historical Society for 1905.
Series 3, Engravings, Maps, and Plans (ca. 1846-1849) includes nine copies of lithographed illustrations drawn by Edward Everett and engraved by C. B Graham Lithographers in Washington, D.C. The engravings were to be published in a report on U.S. Army operations in Texas during the Mexican War. A proof copy of this 67-page report, titled Report of the Secretary of War, communicating ... the Operations of the Army of the United States in Texas and the Adjacent Mexican states on the Rio Grande (31st Congress, 1st Session, Senate. Executive Document 32), published in 1850, is annotated throughout by Everett in pencil. For this publication Everett was at least responsible for eight illustrations: seven engravings of the San Antonio de Bexar area, including the Alamo church, as well as locations in Mexico; a plan of the ruined Alamo as it was in 1846, before being renovated according to Everett's direction, as a U. S. Army supply depot and workshops.
Engravings include nine copies of the lithographed prints. Notations made in ink on the separate prints, and on p. [4] of the proof copy of the published government report, indicate that: illustrations numbered for publication 2, 3-6 were engraved from original drawings made by Everett; those numbered 1, 7-8 were engraved from drawings made by Everett based on pencil sketches by other individuals, particularly no. 1 titled "Watch Tower Near Monclova," which was drawn by Everett from a sketch by Lieutenant McDowell of the U.S. Army.
Everett's proofs of the lithographic prints have all been exquisitely hand-tinted, in contrast to the severe black-and-white reproductions in the printed report. Of the nine hand-colored prints, two are duplicates of two illustrations, one titled "Church Near Monclova," and the other "Watch Tower Near Monclova." These identical prints are each hand-colored in two versions, apparently to represent the depicted buildings' appearances during the daytime, as well as at dusk or sunset.
Maps include one copy of a published map, possibly also by Everett, though it has been attributed to Josiah Gregg, which also appeared in the 1850 Army Operations report, titled "Map Showing the Route of the Arkansas Regiment from Shreveport La. to San Antonio de Bexar Texas," which is annotated with a penciled in route drawn from San Antonio to Austin, and a town location labeled "New Braunsfels." Also included are two manuscript versions of a map by Edward Everett, one copy titled "Plan of the Vicinity of Austin and San Antonio, Texas."
Plans are represented by two copies of an illustration drawn by Everett for the 1849 Army operations report showing plans of the Alamo before the renovation, titled "Plans of the Ruins of the Alamo near San Antonio De Bexar, 1846." Also present is one manuscript plan, titled "Plan of San Antonio de Bexar, Texas, 1848," which is labeled as "Drawn from recollection by E. E." The legend states that locations number 1-5 on the plan show, for instance, the spot near the Plaza in town where Everett received his disabling gunshot wound in the leg, the Hospital where he convalesced, and the Quartermaster's Office, to which he was assigned to work after being declared disabled from active service in the field.
A handwritten loose-leaf page kept with the proof copy of the report is titled "Index to Col. Hughes Report," and lists subject divisions and page numbers, though these divisions are not present in the published report by Hughes.
Thus Everett's accounts of frontline actions in the Mexican War mainly rely on reports from occasional volunteer soldiers or scouts, or Mexican nationals, returning back to Texas from the front lines of battle in Mexico. As much as he is able, however, Everett produces very detailed accounts of the various battles and skirmishes in and around the Texas-Mexico border, including battles at Monterrey, Saltillo, San Luis, Camargo, Buena Vista, Vera Cruz, and Tampico, recording a large number of casualties on both sides.
Of particular interest is Everett's extensive first-hand description of the ruins of the Alamo, and how it was converted for U.S. Army use as a military headquarters, according to plans drawn up by Everett. He deplores the vandalism already wreaked by relic seekers and stressed the respect shown to the mission church by the U. S. Army restorers, who refused to plunder it for building stone but instead merely cleaned away the debris. In the process, skeletons were uncovered, which Everett assumes to be from the time of the siege and Battle of the Alamo in 1836. Everett's accounts of frontier life in the rather rambunctious confines of San Antonio, complete with ambushes, shootouts, rough and ready court trials, and various local characters are often riveting.
Everett also pictures the moods and attitudes of the soldiers toward a variety of issues. Everett describes their arduous marches, unsavory living conditions, often dire medical care, and the cruel climate tormenting them. Having been left behind in San Antonio with all the stores rejected by the army, which had proceeded on into Mexico, Everett's men were faced with nursing broken down mules and horses back to usefulness, salvaging wagon parts from several damaged ones to make a serviceable one, and generally, trying to make do with what could be had in the vicinity, or easily transported from the Quartermaster at New Orleans.
According to Everett, communications on the Texas frontier often proceeded through "solitary express riders." He describes Mexican culture co-existing with "the Indians" and their horse-stealing. He also gives an excellent but pejorative account of the Texas Rangers and their activities, calling them desperados. Everett describes Mexican Generals Santa Anna, Torrejón, and Woll, the exceedingly unpopular U. S. Army Colonel Churchill, officers George W. Hughes, 1st Lieutenant W. B. Franklin, 2nd Lieutenant F. T. Bryan, General Zachary Taylor ("Old Rough and Ready"), General Winfield Scott, and General James Morgan, Captain J. H. Prentiss, Brigadier General John E. Wool, Major General Worth, Captain James Harvey Ralston, Captain L. Sitgreaves, as well as Edward Everett's own two brothers Charles Everett and Samuel W. Everett (Sam).
Full of absorbing narrative and elusive details often lost in larger historical works, the content of Everett's narratives and letters may be summed up in his own words from the handwritten memoir: "Mine is not a tale of battles, or of the movements of great armies, but the details will show some of the hardships and vicissitudes of a soldier's life, the exposure to which causes a greater sacrifice of life than that ensuing from wounds of death received from the enemy."
Everett, Edward
This collection consists of letters written by or about Edward Thomas, an English author, and one manuscript of a foreword written by his wife, Helen Thomas. The subject of each one varies from Edward Thomas' death, a rejection letter for a short story he later published elsewhere, to general correspondence with a photographer friend, Frederick Evans, and Mrs. Thomas' foreword which was added to a new edition of her then-late husband's children's book, Four-and-Twenty Blackbirds.
The collection came with detailed notes on each item, as well as a transcription of what is written on the original pieces of paper. Thus, it was copied to this finding guide, as a helpful aid to deciphering the handwriting.
Thomas, Edward, 1878-1917
Part of Marie Brennan Collection
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immie.crd (Microsoft CardSpace File)
hlder2.wpd
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e-hist.wpd
eithne.crd (Microsoft CardSpace File)
hlder.wpd
history.hld (Structural Desktop Hold file)
Part of Black Superheroes, Sidekicks, and Characters Comic Book Collection
Part of Black Superheroes, Sidekicks, and Characters Comic Book Collection
El Guerrero del Antifaz: No. 67, 68, 304.
Part of Black Superheroes, Sidekicks, and Characters Comic Book Collection