Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

This collection consists of three series. The first series, correspondence, contains letters from Shane Leslie to various recipients. The dates of the letters range from 1916 to 1952, half of them written in 1916 and 1917. The second series contains manuscripts of various poems written by Leslie. Series three contains two Christmas cards signed by Leslie.

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Scope and Contents From the Collection: The collection contains letters by Thomas Moore, portrait engravings of Moore, a manuscript extract from Moore's poem Lalla Rookh, and a published poem with Moore's annotations. The letters discuss his publications and an account of a conversation with Sir Francis Rawdon (Earl of Moira and Lord Hastings) about India. Three have been transcribed by a library staff member. A single poem, "Dog-Day Reflections," was published in a newspaper and has...

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Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection contains correspondence from urban planning activist and writer Jane Jacobs to David Gurin. Jacobs provided critical feedback and support for Gurin’s work in urban planning and activism, including comments on his thesis and writings. She also sent him copies of a letter of reference, as well as an unpublished letter to The New York Times regarding Gurin.The collection also includes programs and other materials from conferences and...

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Author and scholar Nathalia Crane's correspondence to poet Louis Untermeyer. Also included is a letter Jim Sullivan wrote to Crane. Additional materials include photographs, programs, and publications that Crane also sent to Untermeyer. Most of the materials relate to Crane's support for Irish political prisoners at Long Kesh prison.

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Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series contains correspondence from both Éamon and Sinéad.

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