Students' papers, 18-- - 1914.

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Students' papers, 18-- - 1914.

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Includes notes (18--) on works by Louis de Cormontaingne; accounting practice book (1837) of John M. Stewart (Philadelphia, Pa.); copies by Winthrop Sargent of 18th century tracts on American history; penmanship book (1825) of Alonzo Shotwell, copybook of maps (ca. 1862) by Henry H. Johnson, Eagleswood Academy, Perth Amboy, N.J., together with list of some pupils and teachers; students' reports (1882-1883) of mining operations at Iron Mountain, Mo.; microfilm notebooks (1914) of H. Costello on Professor J. Royce's seminars, Harvard University; report cards (1852-1854) of Florence Bidwell at Bergen Female Seminary, together with Bidwell family receipts (1852-1869); exercises (1876-1879) by Cavalier H. Jouet in the classics, French, and zoology; notebook (1910) for a botany course at Bound Brook High School; and letter (1825) from Robert Perine Lee, Jr. (1803-1858) while a student at Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in America, New Brunswick, N.J.

21 items, 4 v., 2 folders, and 1 microfilm reel.

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