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Fison, Sir Frederick, 1847-1927, bart. Note about George Waring, who married Charlotte, the half-sister of his father, William Fison, and Waring's work at Bodleian Library., 1909, December 25 - box 7

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1909, December 25 -

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Written on the first blank page of Bosworth, ed., The Gothic and Anglo-Saxon Gospel in Parallel Columns, with the Versions of Wycliffe and Tyndale. London, John Russell Smith, 1865 (Lilly BS2549 .A4 1865).

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Flamsteed, John, 1646-1719, astronomer. Recommendation for Joseph Crossthwaite who was employed as an "extraordinary laborer at the Observatory" in Greenwich., 1718, June 30 - box 2

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1718, June 30 -

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Forster, John, 1812-1876, biographer, dramatic critic. 58 Lincoln's Inn Fields, England. To Richard Robert Madden. Concerns obligation of his correspondent to send forward certain sheets of his announced book for criticism before publication., 1854, August 18 - box 5

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1854, August 18 -

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Includes transcription

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Forster, John, 1812-1876, biographer, dramatic critic. Palace-Gate House, Kensington, W. London, England. To "My Dear Sir." Deals with corrections in book., 1871, November 10 - box 6

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1871, November 10 -

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Includes transcription

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Foster, George, scriptwriter, and Mort Green scriptwriter. Eight television and radio scripts., 1952, August 18-1953, July 1 - Bound Bound

Date:

1952, August 18-1953, July 1 -

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Grey cloth binding Spine: Assorted Stuff George Foster All scripts apparently written by George Foster and Mort Green Contains corrections and production notes Includes: 1) The Sergeant is a Doll. Pilot script [television script] Aug. 18, 1952. mimeo. 50 p. 2) The Jackie Miles Story. A TV series starring Jackie Miles, written by Mort Green and George Foster [television script] Script #1. n.d. carbon. 72 p. 3) The Jackie Miles Story. A TV series starring Jackie Miles, written by Mort Green and George Foster. Script #1, 6th copy [television script] n.d. carbon. 53 p. 4) United Community Campaigns Show. Recorded Aug. 26, 1952 [radio script] mimeo. 27 p. 5) All Star Revue - Tallulah. 2nd revision [television script] 87 p. Oct. 11, 1952. mimeo. Includes printed program. 6) All Star Revue - Tallulah [television script]. Nov. 8, 1952. mimeo. Includes printed program. 73 p. 7) The All Star Revue...Perry Como [television script] Feb. 14, 1953. mimeo. Includes printed program. 101 p. 8) Arthur Godfrey and His Friends - Hal Le Roy [television script] July 1, 1953. 26 p. mimeo.

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28.5 cm.

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Foster, John G. Letter to Julia Hart Lyon., 1939, July 1 - box 8

Date:

1939, July 1 -

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Removed from Lyon, Women Must Love. Faber Faber, London, 1937 (Lilly PR6023 .Y5 W81).

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France. Laws, statues, etc. 1774-1792 (Assemblée Nationale legislative). Loi Relative aux Actes des Notaires. Du 9 September 1792...A Paris, le quatorzieme jour du mois de september mil sept cent quatre-vingt-douze, l'an quatrième de la liberté., 1792, September 14 - box 2

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1792, September 14 -

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On vellum, folded Holograph signature of Georges Jacques Danton, 1759-1794, revolutionary leader Bears stamped seal in red: Au Nom De La Republique Française Concerns wording on seal of notary acts; changed from Sous le Scel du Roi to Sous le Scel de la Nation

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Franklin, Benjamin, 1706-1790, printer, inventor statesman. Passy, France. To Thomas Pownall. Wishes to obtain remuneration from John Almon for Amelia (Evans) Barry on account of by Thomas Pownall... published with Thomas Pownall's by Thomas Pownall... published with Thomas Pownall's London, J. Almon, 1776; is "authorized to treat of Peace whenever Great Britain is dispos'd to it." London, J. Almon, 1776; is "authorized to treat of Peace whenever Great Britain is dispos'd to it.", 1781, November 23 - box 2

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1781, November 23 -

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Only photostat (not original) is present Accompanied by: Thomas Pownall, Richmond, Surrey, England, to Benjamin Franklin. Copy of John Almon's "State of the Account of Gov. Pownall's Description of America," with covering letter. Autograph letter signed 3 p. 13, 25, 30 cm.

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Gage, Sir Thomas, bart., 1780 or 81-1820. Hengrarve. To "Dear Sir." Unable to be in town for "the Catholic Meetings.", 1813, April 9 - box 3

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1813, April 9 -

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Gale, George, 1816-1868, lawyer. Galesville, Wisconsin. To Increase Allen Lapham. Requests Lapham to examine his recent book "and write me your opinion as to its general accuracy in statement of facts.", 1867, December 23 - box 6

Date:

1867, December 23 -

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Removed from George Gale's Upper Mississippi... Chicago, Clarke and Co. New York, Oakley and Mason, 1867 (Lilly F597 .G15 1867).

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Fison, Sir Frederick, 1847-1927, bart. Note about George Waring, who married Charlotte, the half-sister of his father, William Fison, and Waring's work at Bodleian Library., 1909, December 25 - box 7

Flamsteed, John, 1646-1719, astronomer. Recommendation for Joseph Crossthwaite who was employed as an "extraordinary laborer at the Observatory" in Greenwich., 1718, June 30 - box 2

Forster, John, 1812-1876, biographer, dramatic critic. 58 Lincoln's Inn Fields, England. To Richard Robert Madden. Concerns obligation of his correspondent to send forward certain sheets of his announced book for criticism before publication., 1854, August 18 - box 5

Forster, John, 1812-1876, biographer, dramatic critic. Palace-Gate House, Kensington, W. London, England. To "My Dear Sir." Deals with corrections in book., 1871, November 10 - box 6

Foster, George, scriptwriter, and Mort Green scriptwriter. Eight television and radio scripts., 1952, August 18-1953, July 1 - Bound Bound

Foster, John G. Letter to Julia Hart Lyon., 1939, July 1 - box 8

France. Laws, statues, etc. 1774-1792 (Assemblée Nationale legislative). Loi Relative aux Actes des Notaires. Du 9 September 1792...A Paris, le quatorzieme jour du mois de september mil sept cent quatre-vingt-douze, l'an quatrième de la liberté., 1792, September 14 - box 2

Gage, Sir Thomas, bart., 1780 or 81-1820. Hengrarve. To "Dear Sir." Unable to be in town for "the Catholic Meetings.", 1813, April 9 - box 3

Gale, George, 1816-1868, lawyer. Galesville, Wisconsin. To Increase Allen Lapham. Requests Lapham to examine his recent book "and write me your opinion as to its general accuracy in statement of facts.", 1867, December 23 - box 6

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