Manuscripts of writings, 16-- - 1981.

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Manuscripts of writings, 16-- - 1981.

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Essays, memoirs, autobiographical sketches, poems, novels, and other writings, on various topics including literature, local history, botany, geology, ethnic groups, geography, travel, and military history. Persons represented include John R. Anderson (b. 1922), Rudolph M. Bell, Fabio Colonna (1567-1650), Maurice Edelman (b. 1911), George Enyedi, Gustavus Fischer, Herbert A. Fisher, William H. Francis, Alexander Harvey, Howard K. Hayden, Max Kohen, Shepard Kollock (1750-1839), Lewis Leary, Earl S. Miers, William Hinckley Mitchell, Louis Mounier, Maurice Pate, Lester W. Perrin, Mary Phelps, Brian Thomas Polcari (b. 1960), Charles M. Prickett, John J. Quick, Henry Race (1814-1901), Jeanne T. Reock, Charles H. Rice, John Clark Ridpath, Charles B. Rittenhouse, George Watson Roy (b. 1858), Robert Ruark, George Ryno, George Scot (1643-1685), Digby Smith, John Conover Smock, Louis Sobol (b. 1896), E.S. Spinning, Lewis T. Stearns, James B.H. Storms, John Strassburger, Rodolfo Usigli (1905-1979), Milton Viorst (b. 1930), John A. Walsh, Henry Guy Walters, Noah Webster (1758-1834), Anna Mary Wells, Sarah O. Whitlock, A. Wiemann, Frances Winwar, John Witherspoon, and Juan Antonio Yermo.

34 items, 19 v., 5 folders, 4 boxes, 1 package, and 3 microfilm reels.

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