Shared box 1393
Contains 46 Results:
Peadar O'Donnell letter and clipping
Letter written by Peadar O'Donnell in 1947 to Benedict Kiely concerning a submission to The Bell and a 1975 Irish Times newspaper clipping about O'Donnell.
Open for research.
Boston College collection of Lord Dunsany
The collection consists of a bound manuscript and two letters all in Dunsany's hand. The manuscript contains thirty-four of Dunsany's poems and his play The Tent of the Arabs. The poems were originally written from 1917 through 1940 and largely relate to the subjects of the first and second World War. He presented the handwritten anthology to the Red Cross in 1940.
Collection is open for research.
Brendan Behan letters
Letters written by Brendan Behan to Sylvia and Leonard Lyons. Leonard Lyons was a New York Post columnist.
Collection is open for research.
Amelia Landais correspondence
Consists of correspondence between Landais and several Catholic priests in Boston. The major correspondent is John Cheverus, who served successively as Bishop of Boston, Montaubon and Bordeaux (France). The letters primarily discuss Landais and her family and friends.
Collection is open for research.
The Book of Cáit ní Dhuibhir: manuscript
A calligraphed manuscript containing thirteen poems by Moirin Cheavasa. Each poem was written out by the hand of calligrapher Liam O Duinn. Several pages contain handwritten corrections by Colm O Lochlainn. Both the cover of the manuscript and the enclosure bear the logo of the Three Candles Press. The item was exhibited as an illuminated manuscript at Seventh Exhibition of the Arts and Crafts Society in Dublin in 1925.
Open for research.
J. M. Synge letters to Elkin Mathews
The materials include three letters written by Synge to Elkin Matthews and a postcard possibly written by Synge's mother to Matthews.
Open for research.
"The Empty Shrine," hand-written short story, undated
The collection consists of two journals containing hand-written drafts of Ayscough's short-stories "Gianluca" and "The Empty Shrine." It also contains letters exchanged between Ayscough and his mother and sister regarding his writing.
Collection is open for research.
"Gianluca," hand-written short story, undated
The collection consists of two journals containing hand-written drafts of Ayscough's short-stories "Gianluca" and "The Empty Shrine." It also contains letters exchanged between Ayscough and his mother and sister regarding his writing.
Collection is open for research.
Correspondence between Ayscough and his mother and sister, 1911, 1914
The collection consists of two journals containing hand-written drafts of Ayscough's short-stories "Gianluca" and "The Empty Shrine." It also contains letters exchanged between Ayscough and his mother and sister regarding his writing.
Collection is open for research.
"An Unwritten 'Essay on Satire'," poem in binding with a book plate for Lord Elton of Headington Oxon, before 1930 November
Collection is open for research.
Sassoon to Addyes Scott, 1948 May 6
Collection is open for research.
Sassoon to Katharine Kendall, 1960 - 1964
Collection is open for research.
"Rogation" by Siegfried Sassoon, approximately 1960-1964
Collection is open for research.
The Horizon and Other Poems by Katharine Kendall, approximately 1963
Collection is open for research.
Circular announcing the opening of the school, and schedule, 1879 July
Consists of programs, newspaper clippings, ephemera, and photos relating to the Concord School of Philosophy. Printed materials document lecture topics through programs and circulars announcing the upcoming season's lectures. Also includes ephemera from related schools and movements, as well as notable figures who taught at or supported the school, such as Edward Everett and Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Collection is open for research.
Report on the first year, 1879 September
Consists of programs, newspaper clippings, ephemera, and photos relating to the Concord School of Philosophy. Printed materials document lecture topics through programs and circulars announcing the upcoming season's lectures. Also includes ephemera from related schools and movements, as well as notable figures who taught at or supported the school, such as Edward Everett and Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Collection is open for research.
Announcement of second year, 1879 October 8
Consists of programs, newspaper clippings, ephemera, and photos relating to the Concord School of Philosophy. Printed materials document lecture topics through programs and circulars announcing the upcoming season's lectures. Also includes ephemera from related schools and movements, as well as notable figures who taught at or supported the school, such as Edward Everett and Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Collection is open for research.
Second year program of lectures, 1880 April 26
Consists of programs, newspaper clippings, ephemera, and photos relating to the Concord School of Philosophy. Printed materials document lecture topics through programs and circulars announcing the upcoming season's lectures. Also includes ephemera from related schools and movements, as well as notable figures who taught at or supported the school, such as Edward Everett and Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Collection is open for research.
Announcement of third year, 1880 October 20
Consists of programs, newspaper clippings, ephemera, and photos relating to the Concord School of Philosophy. Printed materials document lecture topics through programs and circulars announcing the upcoming season's lectures. Also includes ephemera from related schools and movements, as well as notable figures who taught at or supported the school, such as Edward Everett and Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Collection is open for research.
Third year program of lectures, 1880 or 1881
Consists of programs, newspaper clippings, ephemera, and photos relating to the Concord School of Philosophy. Printed materials document lecture topics through programs and circulars announcing the upcoming season's lectures. Also includes ephemera from related schools and movements, as well as notable figures who taught at or supported the school, such as Edward Everett and Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Collection is open for research.
Announcement of fourth year, 1882 July 27
Consists of programs, newspaper clippings, ephemera, and photos relating to the Concord School of Philosophy. Printed materials document lecture topics through programs and circulars announcing the upcoming season's lectures. Also includes ephemera from related schools and movements, as well as notable figures who taught at or supported the school, such as Edward Everett and Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Collection is open for research.
"Full Course" ticket, circa 1883
Consists of programs, newspaper clippings, ephemera, and photos relating to the Concord School of Philosophy. Printed materials document lecture topics through programs and circulars announcing the upcoming season's lectures. Also includes ephemera from related schools and movements, as well as notable figures who taught at or supported the school, such as Edward Everett and Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Collection is open for research.
"Emerson and Concord Town: The Famous 'School' of 1879, Part of F. B. Sanborn's Address at Huntington Hall, Boston" newspaper clipping, undated
Consists of programs, newspaper clippings, ephemera, and photos relating to the Concord School of Philosophy. Printed materials document lecture topics through programs and circulars announcing the upcoming season's lectures. Also includes ephemera from related schools and movements, as well as notable figures who taught at or supported the school, such as Edward Everett and Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Collection is open for research.
"Emerson Memorial School" lecture series announcement, with mention of Concord School, fragment of clipping from a New York newspaper, probably 1903
Consists of programs, newspaper clippings, ephemera, and photos relating to the Concord School of Philosophy. Printed materials document lecture topics through programs and circulars announcing the upcoming season's lectures. Also includes ephemera from related schools and movements, as well as notable figures who taught at or supported the school, such as Edward Everett and Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Collection is open for research.
"Civil Liberty," reprint of lecture by John K. Tarbox at Huntington Hall, Lowell, 1878 February 12
Consists of programs, newspaper clippings, ephemera, and photos relating to the Concord School of Philosophy. Printed materials document lecture topics through programs and circulars announcing the upcoming season's lectures. Also includes ephemera from related schools and movements, as well as notable figures who taught at or supported the school, such as Edward Everett and Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Collection is open for research.