Ewald Flügel collection, 1896-1914.

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Ewald Flügel collection, 1896-1914.

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Miscellaneous items pertaining to Ewald Flügel including a notebook on Beowulf, n.d.; a printed syllabus for his course on the history of early English literature, 1914; two reprints by Flügel: "Prayers for Peace and Dynamite Orders, " 1914, and "Henry Bradshaw, Librarian and Scholar, " 1904; a document in German, 1896; two letters to Frederick E. Brasch, one from A. W. Pollard re incunabula catalogues, 1913, and one from Sydney S. mourning Flügel's death; a postcard to Mrs. Brasch regarding a reception being held at Flügel's home, 1914; ; and a photocopy of the notice of completion of work on Flugel's Palo Alto home, 1897.

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