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Mathews, Charles, 1776-1835, comedian. Stafford. To. T. Speidell, St. John's College, Oxford. Plans to pass through Oxford and suggests meeting for dinner., 1823, July 13 - box 4

Date:

1823, July 13 -

Scope Content:

Removed from Memoirs of Charles Mathews, comedian by Mrs. Mathews. London, Richard Bentley, 1838-1839 (Lilly PN2598 .M42 M42 Vol. I, copy 1).

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Mathews, Charles James, 1803-1878, actor. Lyceum. To "Dear Sir." "Opinions are free but facts can only be misrepresented intentionally.", 1849, October 2 - box 5

Date:

1849, October 2 -

Scope Content:

Removed from Mrs. Mathews, Tea-table Talk. London, 1857.

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Mathews, Charles James, 1803-1878, actor. Lyceum. To "My dear Sir." Relates to newspaper publicity., 1851, March 22 - box 5

Date:

1851, March 22 -

Scope Content:

Removed from Mrs. Mathews, Tea-table Talk. London, 1857.

Collection Context

Mauck photos drawer 5, folder 35

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Mawby, Russell G., April 3, 1990

Unit ID:

90-007

Date:

April 3, 1990

Scope Content:

Russell G. Mawby, chief executive officer and chairman of the board of the W.K Kellogg Foundation, discusses his family and childhood on a fruit farm in rural Michigan, the development of his values, and the importance placed on education and agriculture as he grew up. He speaks of his entrance into the field of philanthropy, and his broad definition of philanthropy, foundations, and philanthropic ethics. Mawby outlines some of the main grant making goals of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, including urban and rural education and development, nutritional health on an international scale, and ground water education. In addition, he discusses foundations in American society and what he sees in the future for philanthropy.

Place:

Michigan

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Mawrdew Czgowchwz Farrar, Straus, Giroux: New York, 1975

Unit ID:

B1979

Date:

1975

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May, Margaret T., (Mrs. Frederick A. May). To Charles Joseph Singer. Her translation of Galen., 1957, December 15 - box 8

Date:

1957, December 15 -

Collection Context

Mazal Plaque

Unit ID:

B0524

Collection Context

McCormack, Elizabeth, October 1, 1991

Unit ID:

90-033

Date:

October 1, 1991

Scope Content:

Elizabeth McCormack, a nun and philanthropist who has worked at the Rockefeller Brothers Fund and the MacArthur Foundation, discusses her career, values, and favorite grants. She speaks of the history of philanthropy and her views on the future of philanthropy. McCormack discusses grant making and grant evaluation, as well as the role she believes the government should take in regard to philanthropy. In addition, she comments on diversity in philanthropic boards and foundations.

Collection Context

McCormick Creek Paleokarst box 4, folder 31

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Mathews, Charles, 1776-1835, comedian. Stafford. To. T. Speidell, St. John's College, Oxford. Plans to pass through Oxford and suggests meeting for dinner., 1823, July 13 - box 4

Mathews, Charles James, 1803-1878, actor. Lyceum. To "Dear Sir." "Opinions are free but facts can only be misrepresented intentionally.", 1849, October 2 - box 5

Mathews, Charles James, 1803-1878, actor. Lyceum. To "My dear Sir." Relates to newspaper publicity., 1851, March 22 - box 5

Mauck photos drawer 5, folder 35

Mawby, Russell G., April 3, 1990

Mawrdew Czgowchwz Farrar, Straus, Giroux: New York, 1975

May, Margaret T., (Mrs. Frederick A. May). To Charles Joseph Singer. Her translation of Galen., 1957, December 15 - box 8

Mazal Plaque

McCormack, Elizabeth, October 1, 1991

McCormick Creek Paleokarst box 4, folder 31

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