- PR-013-5
- Reeks
- 1839-1982
Part of Patrick O'Neill fonds
Series forms part of the Patrick O’Neill fonds and consists of plays collected by Patrick O’Neill, as well as, some correspondence.
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Part of Patrick O'Neill fonds
Series forms part of the Patrick O’Neill fonds and consists of plays collected by Patrick O’Neill, as well as, some correspondence.
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The Clockmaster or the sayings and doings of Samuel Slick of Slickville (Third series) by Thomas Chandler Haliburton
American notes for general circulation
American Notes for General Circulation by Charles Dickens
American notes for general circulation vol. 1
American Notes for General Circulation (vol. 1) by Charles Dickens
Book case cover (hard, made of leather and gilt) for American Notes by Charles Dickens.
Vanity Fair, a novel without a hero by William Makepeace Thackeray
Sermons (collected), poems (collected)
Sermons (collected), poems (collected).
A sermon preached in St. Andrews' Street Chapel by Robert Roff
Letter 7 : Emanuel Leutze to Chilton
Part of Laura Carten fonds
Letter from Emanuel Leutze to Chilton asking about a drawing. Seems to be a follow up about a project Leutze was completing.
It is probable that Emanuel Leutze was Emanuel Leutze (1816-05-24 – 1868-07-15), director of the Washington Art Association. Leutze was raised in Philedelphia, and developed a skill for art while attending the sick bed of his father. He painted portraits of American statesman, and his work includes “Washington Crossing the Delaware” and other works which depict scenes from the American Revolution. His goal was for the Capitol to be decorated with art depicting the history of America. He was commissioned in 1860 to paint a mural for the staircase in the Capitol building. The result was “Westward the Course of Empire Takes It’s Way” which still hangs in the West Stairway of the House Wing of the U.S. Capitol Building.
Confirmation by e-mail from the DC History Center Archive (regarding https://dchistory.catalogaccess.com/archives/103444) that R. S. Chilton and E. Leutz had communicated before, confirming that these are probably the same people.
Material found in Once upon a time by Charles Knight
Letter gifting books to a Mr. Delepierre.
Material found in MacDonald Collection books
The Material found in MacDonald Collection Books series contains various accompanying letters, articles, photos and other ephemera that were found within the leaves of MacDonald Collection Books. They are important documents as they provide information as to the provenance of the book, or may contain information about the author, bookseller, or original owner of the book. The series predominantly contains correspondence, often from the author to the owner, though newspaper articles, usually about the author or edition, also feature heavily in this series. The material was removed from the books and was organized into files, with each file corresponding to the specific book in the file's title.