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Note from George Hall to a “Miss Skipton” thanking her for her monograph on “The Crucifix” and sending his well wishes for the success of her new book.

This subseries contains copies of the student handbook and documents related to its production such as records of correspondence between those involved.

This recording contains a discussion between Sister Anne Martin and an unnamed woman from 00:00:00 to 00:47:58. This discussion is on Maureen Johnson, a Mount graduate and the author of an article "Life Through Death a Holistic Approach" who passed before this was recorded, the unnamed woman indicates she is writing an article on Maureen.

This recording contains two sides. Side A is a lecture by George Keller on the importance of public relations and what kind of public relations strategies and professionals a university should have and their relationships with the university administration from 00:00:00 to 00:46:56. Side B contains a continuation of the same lecture from George Keller from 00:00:00 to 00:25:02. Keller takes questions from 00:25:03 to 00:47:00.

The William MacDonald archival collection contains accompanying material to the Mount's rare book collection. This includes correspondence between Head Librarians Sister Francis de Sales and Sister Francis Delores with William MacDonald, inventory books of books received at the Mount, research and work done with the collection by Mount Librarians, and information on a high-profile theft that took place in the Reading Room of the collection. Finally, the collection also contains damaged books that have been removed from the main reading room for conservation purposes.

This series contains books that have been removed from the MacDonald Collection for preservation purposes. They are housed in the archives until conservation work can be conducted on them.

Of Gardens, four books, first written in Latine Verse and now made English by J. E[velyn]. First Edition. Original by Renatus Rapinus.

Of Gardens, four books, first written in Latine Verse and now made English by J. E[velyn]. First Edition. Original by Renatus Rapinus.