Shared box 18497
Contains 7 Results:
Bernard Shaw interview on music: manuscript and typescript
Shaw's handwritten responses to nine typed questions concerning contemporary music, the role of government in music, British conductors, etc., submitted by the critic R.B. Marriott. Signed and dated by Shaw. "First serial right exclusive to W.R.B. Marriott."
Open for research.
Relatione d'un prodigioso miracolo oprato per la intercessione del apo[stolo] del Oriente s[an]to Fr[ances]co Xauero nel Monastero della Madona della Purificatione della terra de Muimenta della Beira in una religiosa 10 de marzo del anno 1637 authenticato [e] approvato nella forma del Concilio Trid[dentino] a 24 d'agosto dall illustriss[imo] & s[erenissi]mo Sig. D. Michele de Portugallo vescouo de Lamejo del Consiglio de Sua Maesta Catholica : manuscript
Anonymous account of the miraculous intervention of Saint Francis Xavier in the suffering of a religious sister at the Monastero della Madona della Purificatione, Moimenta da Beira, Portugal, authenticated by Miguel de Portugal, Bishop of Lamego. Dated at end: 27 de setembro 1637.
Open for research.
Commencement address, 1956 June 13
Also includes the text of the introduction for John F. Kennedy.
Collection is open for research.
De Valera, Sinéad letter, 1933 February 5
Collection is open for research.
"To Wish You Well" poem, undated
Handwritten note indicates the poem was sent from Tomás O'Donohoe to S. Jordan.
Collection is open for research.
Journal pages, 1916-1917
Pages from a journal belonging to Tomás O'Donohoe detailing his surrender, capture, and imprisonment after the Easter Rising of 1916. The pages also include drawings and sketches, a number of inspirational quotes, and some names and addresses of others who were with O'Donohoe at the time of his capture.
Collection is open for research.
Carlo Tommaso Maillard de Tournon report of the papal legation to China: manuscript copy
Manuscript copy of Tournon's account of the journey from Macau to Peking, and reception by the Kangxi Emperor, dated 1705, followed by Supplicatio Facta Imperatori (1707), a petition submitted to the Kangxi Emperor by the Jesuit Antoine Thomas and others, appealing on Tournon's behalf following his imprisonment at Macau, both written in the same secretary hand.
Open for research.