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    Summary Information

    Prepared by
    Timothy H. Horning
    Preparation date
    February 2012
    Date [bulk]
    Bulk, 1860-1920
    Date [inclusive]
    1759-1976
    Extent
    23.0 Cubic feet

    PROVENANCE

    The Curriculum and Lecture Notes collection was accessioned as gifts to the University in 1957, 1960, 1962, 1967, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1986, 1994, 1995, and 2002.

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    ARRANGEMENT

    The collection is organized into six series: Individual Students, Unknown Students, University Faculty, Published Course Material, School and Departmental Material, and Miscellaneous. The materials within each series are arranged alphabetically with the exception of the oversize material which is housed in separate boxes.

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    HISTORICAL NOTE

    The Curriculum and Lecture Notes Collection was created by the University Archives in the 1950s to assemble individual manuscripts and small groupings of archival material relating to courses taught at the University of Pennsylvania throughout its entire history.

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    SCOPE AND CONTENT

    This collection documents the teaching methods used in the various schools of the University of Pennsylvania throughout its history. The collection is in many different formats such as letter and legal size documents, volumes, various sizes of index cards, and a handful of some oversized blueprints.

    The bulk of the collection is in the Individual Students series. This series consists of lecture notes, syllabi, term papers and essays, exams, and other miscellaneous student-generated work. In instances where it was not possible to attribute the material to a specific student, the material was placed in the Unknown Students series. The series University Faculty consists of material similar to the student material, although as the name implies it was generated by various Penn faculty members. Published Course Material contains texts and other documents that were published for the purpose of use in University courses. The School and Departmental series contains syllabi, exams, and other unpublished material that was used by the various university schools and departments in the instruction of courses.

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    Controlled Access Headings

    Corporate Name(s)
    University of Pennsylvania. Graduate School of Fine Arts.
    University of Pennsylvania. Law School.
    University of Pennsylvania. School of Dental Medicine.
    University of Pennsylvania. School of Medicine.
    University of Pennsylvania. School of Veterinary Medicine.
    University of Pennsylvania. Towne Scientific School.
    Genre(s)
    Lecture notes.
    Personal Name(s)
    Alexander, Cyrus H., n.d.
    Ashhurst, John, Jr., 1839-1900
    Baker, Mary Arnold, d. 1935
    Bauer, William Theodore, n.d.
    Bell, Herbert Clifford Francis, 1881-1966
    Brackbill, Joseph, 1846-1910
    Brownlee, Rebecca J., 1911-1995
    Carson, Hampton Lawrence, Jr., 1852-1929
    Cocke, Cary Charles, 1814-1888
    Coffman, Isaac Z., c. 1805-1896
    Coriell, W. Wallace, n.d.
    Deeter, Paxson, 1880-1933
    Ettinger, Amos Aschbach, 1901-1969
    Fairlamb, Mary Eleanor, n.d.
    Frazer, John Fries, 1812-1872
    Gilpin, John Robinson, 1827-1907
    Godfrey, Andrew, 1874-1972
    Greeson, James Omar, n.d.
    Harris, John McArthur, 1867-1948
    Hazlehurst, George T., 1858-1881
    Hyde, Walter Woodburn, 1871-1966
    Jones, William Rush, d. 1926
    Kaplan, Ida E., n.d.
    Kinnersley, William, 1743-1785
    Klein, Louis Amos, 1871-1953
    Laird, Warren Powers, 1861-1948
    Lamb, William W., n.d.
    Lambert, John, Jr., 1861-1908
    Lester, Evan G., n.d.
    Macfarlane, John Muirhead, 1855-1943
    Marburg, Edgar, 1864-1918
    Martin, Cyrena Van Syckel, 1890-1973
    McHenry, Margaret, 1894-1973
    Murphey, Samuel, n.d.
    Patten, Simon Nelson, 1852-1922
    Pearson, Leonard D., 1868-1909
    Pellissier, Edward Arthur, 1910-1978
    Pepper, William, III, 1874-1947
    Perot, John, 1860-1940
    Peterson, Elizabeth Darst, n.d.
    Piersol, George Arthur, 1856-1924
    Richards, Horace Clark, 1868-1945
    Rodman, Jessie Abigail, 1887-1970
    Shaaber, Matthias Adam, 1898-1977
    Shantz, Tilgman Peter, 1823-1852
    Smith, James Somers, 1866-1956
    Smith, Thomas Leaming, 1844-1895
    Smyth, Isaac S., Jr., 1859-1939
    Snare, Jacob, Jr., 1854-1926
    Spiller, Robert Ernest, 1896-1988
    Starr, Isaac, 1895-1989
    Steen, John Gill, 1839-1920
    Stille, Alfred, 1813-1900
    Taylor, George Bearmont, 1871-1952
    Wallace, James Madison Power, 1847-1907
    Welsh, Henry Hunter, d. 1921
    Welsh, Herbert, 1851-1941
    Welsh, Samuel, III, 1864-1907
    Wilcox, Horace B., 1927-1982
    Willson, David Burt, 1842-1919
    Willson, Mary Grier, b. 1885
    Yeates, Jasper, 1745-1817
    Zuckerman, Michael, 1939-
    Subject(s)
    Anthropology.
    Engineering–Study and teaching–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.
    English Literature–Study and teaching–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.
    Geography–Study and teaching–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.
    History–Study and teaching–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.
    Law–Study and teaching.
    Medicine–Study and teaching–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.
    Nursing–Study and teaching–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.
    Veterinary medicine–Study and teaching–Pennsylvania–Philadelphia.
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    Inventory

     

    Individual Students 

    Box

    Folder

    Alexander, Cyrus, M.D. 1847 

    Notes on a Course of Lectures Delivered by Dr. Jackson on the Institutes of Medicine in the University of Pennsylvania 1845 

     

     

    Ashhurst, John Jr., A.B. 1857, A.M. 1860, M.D. 1860 

    Anatomy Volume 1, 1857-1858 

    1

    1

    Anatomy Volume 2, 1857-1858 

    1

    2

    Anatomy Volume 3, 1857-1858 

    1

    3

    Aristophanes Volume 2, 1856 

    1

    4

    Chemistry Notes, 1854 

    1

    5

    Geometry and Trigonometry, n.d. 

    1

    6

    Institutes of Medicine Volume 1, 1858-1859 

    1

    7

    Institutes of Medicine Volume 2, 1858-1859 

    1

    8

    Integral Calculus, 1856 

    1

    9

    Latin-Horace, 1854 

    1

    10

    Latin-Juvenal, Cicero, Petsius, 1855 

    1

    11

    Latin-Plantus Notes, n.d. 

    1

    12

    Latin-Tusculan Disputation of Cicero, 1856 

    1

    13

    Lectures on Practice Volume 1, 1858-1859 

    1

    14

    Lectures on Practice Volume 2, 1858-1859 

    1

    15

    Lectures on Practice Volume 3, 1858-1859 

    1

    16

    Lectures on Practice Volume 4, 1858-1859 

    1

    17

    Mathematics, 1855 

    1

    18

    Mechanics, 1857 

    1

    19

    Obstretrics Volume 1, 1858-1859 

    1

    20

    Obstretrics Volume 2, 1858-1859 

    1

    21

    Organic Chemistry, 1855 

    1

    22

    Physical Science and Natural Philosophy, 1854 

    1

    23

    Plato, 1856 

    1

    24

    Plutarch’s Life of Caesar, 1857 

    1

    25

    Baker, Mary Arnold, Univ. Hosp. NTS Cert. of Proficiency 1907 

    Penn Nursing School-Anatomy II, 1904 

    1

    26

    Penn Nursing School-Baths and Bathing, 1905 

    1

    27

    Penn Nursing School-Bed Sores, 1918 

    1

    28

    Bauer, William Theodore, W. 1913 (n.g.) 

    History 363 

    1

    29

    Bell, Herbert Clifford Francis, Ph.D. 1909 

    The Colonial Expansion of England, 1903-1904 

    1

    30

    Brackbill, Joseph, M. 1869 

    Medical lecture notes, 1867-1869 

    2

    1

    Brownlee, Rebecca J. B.S. in Ed. 1934, A.M. 1936 

    English 30, 1933 

    2

    2

    English 40, 1933-1934 

    2

    3

    English 90, 1933 

    2

    4

    History 17T, 1933 

    2

    5

    History 28T, n.d. 

    2

    6

    History of Middle Ages, 1933 

    2

    7

    U.S. History to Civil War, 1933-1934 

    2

    8

    Carson, Hampton Lawrence Jr., A.B. 1871, A.M. 1874, LL.B. 1874, LL.D. 1906 

    Rules of Syntax for the Latin Noun, Francis A. Jackson, 1868 

    2

    9

    Cocke, Cary Charles, M.D. 1838 

    Materia Medica, 1837 

    2

    10

    Coffman, Isaac Z., M.D. 1827 

    Physiognomy of Diseases, 1830 

    2

    11

    Coriell, W. Wallace, M.D. 1857 

    Synopsis for Courses on Materia Medica and Pharmacy, Joseph Carson, 1855 

    2

    12

    Deeter, Paxson, B.S. 1903, LL.B. 1906 

    Prize Essay on Compulsory Voting, 1902 

    2

    13

    Ettinger, Amos A., A.M. 1923 

    Report on the Repeal of the Navigations Acts of 1849, 1923 

    2

    14

    Fairlamb, Mary Eleanor, A.M. 1933 

    History 33G, 1933 

    2

    15

    Frazer, John Fries, A.B. 1830, M.D. 1832, A.M. 1833, Professor of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry 1844-1872, Vice-Provost 1855-1868 

    The Elements of Natural or Experimental Philosophy Volume I, Tiberius Cavallo, 1825 

    2

    16

    The Elements of Natural or Experimental Philosophy Volume II, Tiberius Cavallo, 1825 

    2

    17

    Gilpin, John Robinson, C. 1848 (n.g.) 

    Natural Philosophy; three books of Greek translations, 1848 

    2

    18

    Glover, Francis Y., M.D. 1837 

    Notes on Medical Lectures Session of 1836-1837 

    16

    58

    Godfrey, Andrew, M.D. 1897 

    Notes-diseases and their symptoms [attributed to Alfred Godfrey], n.d. 

    2

    19

    Greeson, James Omar, V.M.D. 1893 

    Notebook-Veternary Classes, 1892-1893 

    2

    20

    Harris, John McArthur, A.B. 1887 

    History Paper, 1887 

    2

    21

    Hazlehurst, George T., Certificate of Proficiency 1879 

    Latin Syllabus for the Freshman Year, Francis A. Jackson, 1871 

    2

    22

    Jones, William Rush, B.S. 1899, M.E. 1911 

    Physics Notes, photogaph of Jones, 1894-1897 

    2

    23

    Kaplan, Ida E., B.S. in Ed. 1930, M.S. 1947 

    Various Exams and Class Notes, 1925-1928 

    2

    24

    Various Exams and Class Notes, 1925-1928 

    2

    25

    Various Exams and Class Notes, 1925-1928 

    2

    26

    Kinnersley, William, A.B. 1761, A.M. 1795 

    Notebook, 1759 (original in UPA 3, Mss no. 1647) 

    3

    1

    Laird, Warren Powers, Sc.D. 1911, LL.D. 1932, Dean School of Fine Arts 1924-1932 

    University Courses in Architecture and Other Fine Arts, 1932 

    3

    2

    Lamb, William W., Med. 1870 (n.g.) 

    Practice of Medicine, 1835 

    3

    3

    Lambert, John Jr., Certificate of Proficiency (Arts) 1883 

    Dept. of Arts and Sciences Entrance Exam, 1877; Phila. Medical Assoc. Exam Notice, 1875-1876 

    3

    4

    Phillips Evidence, 1843, 1844; Calculus, 1837-1838 

    3

    5

    Lester, Evan G., M.D. 1830 

    “Short Notes” Theory and Practice of Medicine, 1827-1828 

    3

    6

    Practice and Clinical Practice, 1827-1828 

    3

    7

    Theory and Practice of Medicine, 1827-1828 

    3

    8

    Marburg, Edgar, Acting Professor 1832-1893, Professor 1893-1915 Town School [School of Engineering] 

    Railroad Engineering, n.d. 

    3

    9

    Steam Engines, 1885. 

    3

    10

    Martin, Cyrena Van Syckel, A.M. 1915 

    Abnormal Psychology, 1913; Summer School Certificate, 1914 

    3

    11

    Civil Gov’t, 1912; Municipal Gov’t, 1914; Current Social Problems, 1912-1913 

    3

    12

    Genetic Psychology, 1914 

    3

    13

    Hist. of Social Institutions, 1914-1915; Theory of Sociology, 1913 

    3

    14

    Psychology I-Laboratory Work, 1914 Pyschology I–Laboratory Work 

    3

    15

    Physiology, n.d.; John Spargo, “Socialism” (1909 ed.) notes 1912, Sociology, 1912-1913 

    3

    16

    The Family, 1913 

    3

    17

    Zoology II, 1911-1912; Notes on Locke, Machiavelli, Montesquie, n.d. 

    3

    18

    McHenry, Margaret, Ph.D. 1931 

    Notes from English Lectures, 1925-1930 

    4

    1

    Murphey, Samuel, M.D. 1829 

    Notebook, Practice Volume I, 1829 

    4

    2

    Notebook, Practice Volume II, 1829 

    4

    3

    Patten, Simon N., Professor of Political Economy 1888-1917 

    Economics Lecture Notes, 1915 

    4

    4

    Pearson, Leonard, V.M.D. 1890, M.D. (honorary) 1907 

    Anatomy notes, n.d. 

    4

    5

    Canine Pathology, n.d., Medicine, 1890 

    4

    6

    Description et Structure de la Tunique Musculaire de L’Oesophage, 1872 

    4

    7

    Experiments binder, 1910 

    4

    8

    General Pathology, 1888 

    4

    9

    Internal I, 1888-1889 

    4

    10

    Internal II, 1888-1889 

    4

    11

    Internal III, 1888-1889 

    4

    12

    Internal Pathology, 1889 

    4

    13

    Obstetrics, n.d. 

    4

    14

    Surgery I, 1888-1889 

    4

    15

    Surgery II, 1888-1889 

    4

    16

    Surgical Pathology, 1888-1890 

    4

    17

    Test Animal lab binder, 1907 

    4

    18

    Therapeutics, n.d. 

    4

    19

    Pellissier, Edward, B.S. 1933 

    Business Geography, 1929 

    4

    20

    Business Geography, 1933 

    4

    21

    Pepper, William III, A.B. 1894, M.D. 1897 

    Book I–Illustrations, Tables etc., Lectures on Medicine, 1899-1900 

    4

    22

    Book II–Illustrations, Tables etc., Lectures on Medicine, 1900-1901 

    4

    23

    Book III–Illustrations, Tables etc., Lectures on Medicine, 1905-1906 

    4

    24

    Book IV–Revised and Enlarged, Illustrations, Tables, etc., Lectures on Medicine, 1900-1908. 

    4

    25

    Catalogue of illustrations for Lectures on Practice 

    5

    1

    Dr. Wm. Pepper–Graduation Speech, n.d.; newspaper reprint of speech, n.d. 

    5

    2

    Student’s notes from Dr. William Pepper’s lectures, 1891 

    5

    3

    Perot, John, A.B. 1880, A.M. 1883 

    An Atlas of Ancient Geography, Samuel Butler, 1841 

    5

    4

    Latin Syllabus for the Freshman Year, 1871 

    5

    5

    Metres of Horace, 1866 

    5

    6

    Peterson, Elizabeth Darst, A.B. 1951, A.M. 1953 

    The Origins of American Democracy, 1952-1953 

    5

    7

    Piersol, George Arthur, M.D. 18877 

    Histological Abstracts-arranged topically, index in front 1884 

    5

    8

    Notes on the Lectures by Dr. Alfred Stille on the Theory and Practice of Medicine 1874 

    5

    9

    Notes on the Lectures by Dr. Alfred Stille on the Theory and Practice of Medicine 1875 

    5

    10

    Notes on the Lectures by Dr. Alfred Stille on the Theory and Practice of Medicine 1876 

    5

    11

    Notes on the Lectures by R.A.F. Penrose–Obstetrics of Diseases of Women 1875 

    5

    12

    Richards, Horace Clark, A.B. 1888, Ph.D. 1891, Physics Fellow 1890-1892, Instructor of Physics 1893-1903, Assistant Professor of Physics 1903-1909, Professor of Physics 1909-1938, Professor Emeritus 1938 

    Constitution of Matter, n.d.; Atomic Mechanics, n.d. 

    5

    13

    Correspondence, 1919; Physics Laboratory notes, n.d. 

    5

    14

    D. Junii Juvenalis, “Satirarum”, 1884 

    5

    15

    Horace C. Richards, “Problems and Laboratory Notes on Analytic Dynamics, for Physics 20.” (Stephenson-Brothers, 1938). 

    5

    16

    Lectures notes Volume I. n.d. 

    5

    17

    Lectures notes Volume II, n.d. 

    5

    18

    M. Tullius Cicero, “De Officiis, De Senectute”, 1882 

    5

    19

    Notes as student at Johns Hopkins and University of Pennsylvania, 1890-1903 

    5

    20

    Paley, Frederick A., ed., “Euripides”, 1861 

    5

    21

    Physics Lab Studies, n.d.; Electricity and Magnetics, 1903 

    5

    22

    Physics, n.d. 

    5

    23

    Project notes from the Bureau of Standards, 1918 

    5

    24

    Q. Horatii Flacci, “Opera Omnia”, 1880 

    6

    1

    Radiation: Formulas, n.d.; Problems etc. on Harmonic Series I, n.d. 

    6

    2

    Theory of Sound, n.d. 

    6

    3

    Typescript and Manuscript notes, 1909 

    6

    4

    Xenophontis, “Historia Graeca”, 1840 

    6

    5

    Rodman, Jessie Abigail, B.S. 1912, A.M. 1918, Ph.D. 1923 

    17th Century Literature, 1910; Amer. And English Literature, 1911-1912 

    6

    6

    America in the 19th Century, 1911-1912 

    6

    7

    Astronomy, 1910; 19th Century Europe, 1911 

    6

    8

    Logic, 1909-1910; Ethics, 1910 

    6

    9

    The British Empire, 1910-1911 

    6

    10

    The French Revolution, 1910 

    6

    11

    The Powers in Asia, 1912; Expansion of the United States, n.d. 

    6

    12

    Shantz, Tilgman Peter., M.D. 1846 

    Pathology Lecture Notes, 1847 

    6

    13

    Smith, James Somers, A.B. 1887 

    Euripides, “The Iphigenia in Tauris” 1910 

    6

    14

    Xenophontis, “Historia Graeca”, 1877 

    6

    15

    Smith, Thomas Leaming, Col. 1862 (n.g.) 

    Q. Curtii Rufi, “Historia Alexandri Magni,” 1790 

    6

    16

    Smyth, Isaac S. Jr., A.B. 1878, A.M. 1881 

    History of Roman or Civil Law, c. 1878 

    6

    17

    Snare, Jacob Jr., A.B. 1874, A.M. 1877 

    Rules for Translating Latin, George Allen, 1865 

    6

    18

    Spiller, Robert Earnest, A.B. 1917, A.M. 1920, Ph.D. 1924 

    American Drama 1919 

    6

    19

    American Literature 1919-1920 

    6

    20

    American Literature (con’t) 1919-1920 

    7

    1

    American Novel, 1919; Middle English Philology, 1920-1921 

    7

    2

    Celtic-Renaissance, 18th Century Poetry 1919-1920 

    7

    3

    Elizabethan Drama 1920-1921 

    7

    4

    Elizabethan Lyric 1919-1920 

    7

    5

    Modern Drama, Histories in Shakespeare 1919-1920 

    7

    6

    Old English Philology, 1919-1920; Middle English Literature, 1920-1921 

    7

    7

    Starr, Isaac, M.D. 1920 

    Pharmacology I, 1917 

    7

    8

    Steen, John Gill, A.B. 1860, A.M. 1863 

    Lectures Delivered by Professor Frazer before the Senior Class 1859 on The Steam Engine 

     

     

    Stille, Alfred, A.B. 1832, A.M. 1835, M.D. 1836, LL.D. 1889 (honorary), Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine 1864-1884 

    Lecture Notes, 1867-1879 

    7

    9

    Taylor, George Beaumont, Col. 1891 (n.g.) 

    Plan of Proposed Park Thoroughfare, 1892 

     OS 1

     

    Civil Engineering Sketches, 1891 

     OS 2

     

    Civil Engineering Sketches, 1891 

     OS 3

     

    Civil Engineering Sketches, 1891 

     OS 4

     

    Civil Engineering Sketches, 1891 

     OS 5

     

    Wallace, James Madison Power, A.B. 1865, A.M. 1866, LL.B. 1868 

    Physical Geography, Physical Astronomy, 1865 

    7

    10

    Physical Science, 1862 

    7

    11

    Welsh, Henry Hunter, A.B. 1896 

    Greek Prose, 1896 

    7

    12

    Welsh, Herbert, A.B. 1871, A.M. 1874 

    A Syllabus of the Metres of Horace, 1866 

    7

    13

    Welsh, Samuel, A.B. 1885 

    Virgil: Poems and Six books of the Aneaid, n.d. 

    7

    14

    Satirarum, D. Junii Juvenalis, 1883 

    7

    15

    De Officius, De Senectute, et Amicitia, M. Tullius Cicero, 1879 

    7

    16

    Opera Omnia, Q. Horatii Flacci, 1880 

    7

    17

    Willson, David Burt, A.B. 1860, A.M. 1863, D.D. (honorary) 1890 

    Misc. Notes Junior Year, 1859; Mathematics, 1858; Misc. Notes Senior Year, 1860 

    7

    18

    Misc. Notes Junior Year, 1859; Misc. Notes Junior Year, 1859; Misc. Notes Soph. Year, 1858 

    7

    19

    Misc. Notes Senior Year, 1860 (4 notebooks); 

    8

    1

    Physical Science and Natural Philosophy, 1857-1858; Notes on Steam Engine, Hippolytus, and Horace, 1859 

    8

    2

    Translation of “Prometheus”; Philosophy notes, 1858; Misc. Class Notes, 1858-1859 

    8

    3

    Willson, Mary Grier, A.M. 1904 

    English Literature List of Topics 1919 

    8

    4

    English Literature, 1903-1904, 1905-1906 

    8

    5

    Yeates, Jasper, A.M. 1761 

    Notebook, 1759 (originals in UPA 3, Mss no. 1652) 

    8

    6

    Notebook, 1760 (originals in UPA 3, Mss no. 1653) 

    8

    7

    Notebook, 1760 (originals in UPA 3, Mss no. 1654) 

    8

    8

    Zuckerman, Michael, B.A. 1961, Associate Professor of History 

    American Civilization 300, Virginia 17th Century 1960-1961 

    8

    9

    American Civilization I (#1) 1959-1960 

    8

    10

    American Civilization I (#2) 1959-1960 

    8

    11

    Art and Civilzation I, 1960; Art and Civilization II, 1961 

    8

    12

    Economics 2–General Economics 1959-1960 

    8

    13

    Economics 4, 1961; English 130, 1958; English 142, 1959 

    8

    14

    English 183–Amer. Lit to Civil War 1959-1960 

    8

    15

    English 685–Amer. Lit. since 1915, 1960-1961; English 267, 1959-1960 or 1960-1961 

    8

    16

    General Literature 404 1960-1961 

    8

    17

    History 167–Politics in Amer. Society 1960 

    8

    18

    History 173 1959 

    8

    19

    History 178 1959-1960 

    8

    20

    History 45 1957-1958 

    8

    21

    History 60–Amer. History 1783-1865 1958 

    8

    22

    Philosophy 15 1961 

    9

    1

    Philosophy 26, 1959; Political Science II, 1957-1958; Psychology I, 1958-1959 

    9

    2

    Philosophy 3–History of Ancient Philosophy 1960 

    9

    3

    Philosophy 4 1959 

    9

    4

    Uknown Students 

    Anatomical Note Book 1866-1867 

    9

    5

    English 23: Parliamentary Procedure, 1954 

    9

    6

    Geometrical Problems, n.d. 

    9

    7

    History and Theories of Public Finance, 1892 

    9

    8

    Law Dept.-Family Law lecture notes 1876-1877 

    9

    9

    Law Dept.-Real Estate Law 1876-1877 

    9

    10

    Lecture Notes-Practice, Pleading, and Evidence, n.d. 

    9

    11

    Lectures on Surgery by Dr. Harris L Mutter–for Index see page 60 1843 

    9

    12

    Materia Medica 1827-1828 

    9

    13

    Notes, Documents on the American Revolution, n.d. 

    9

    14

    Practice of Medicine, 1886-1888; Hygiene and Bacteriology, n.d. 

    9

    15

    Theory and Practice of Medicine 1851 

    9

    16
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    University Faculty 

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    Klein, Louis Amos, V.M.D. 1897, Professor of Veterinary Pharmacology 

    Course notes 1944 

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    Hyde, Walter Woodburn, Instructor of Greek 1910-1914, Assistant Professor of Greek 1914-1924, Professor of Greek 1924-1930, Professor of Greek and Ancient History 1930-1940, Professor of Greek (Graduate School) 1929-1940, Professor Emeritus Greek and Ancient History 1940, LL.D. (honorary) 1948 

    Lecture Notes–“Greek Religion and its Survival in Greece”–Chp. I 1922 

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    Lecture Notes–“Greek Religion and its Survival in Greece”–Chp. II 1922 

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    Lecture Notes–“Greek Religion and its Survival in Greece”–Chp. III 1922 

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    Lecture Notes–“Greek Religion and its Survival in Greece”–Chp. IV 1922 

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    Lecture Notes–“Greek Religion and its Survival in Greece”–Chp. V 1922 

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    Lecture Notes–“Greek Religion and its Survival in Greece”–Chp. VI 1922 

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    Lecture Notes–“Greek Religion and its Survival in Greece”–Chp. VII 1922 

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    Macfarlane, John Muirhead, Professor of Biology and Botany 1892-1920 

    Botany I, n.d. 

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    Plant Growth, 1915 

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    Shaaber, Matthias Adam, A.B. 1918, A.B. 1924, Ph.D. 1929, Instructor of English 1919-1935, Assistant Professor of English 1935-1940, Associate Professor of English 1940-1942, Professor of English 1942-1968, Professor Emeritus 1968 

    Comedies of Shakespeare, (2 copies), Incomplete-Intro. and Glossary only 1932 1935 

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    English 631–Elizabethan Literature-[Elizabethan Education], n.d. 

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    English 631–Elizabethan Literature-[Elizabethan Science], n.d. 

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    English 631–Elizabethan Literature-[Elizabethan Society], n.d. 

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    English 631–Elizabethan Literature-[Historical Survey of Elizabethan Era], n.d 

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    English 631–Elizabethan Literature-[practice of history], n.d. 

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    English 631–Elizabethan Literature-bibliography, assignments 1940-1955 

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    English 631–Elizabethan Literature-bibliography, n.d. 

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    English 631–Elizabethan Literature-Courtly Love, n.d. 

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    English 631–Elizabethan Literature-Criticism, n.d. 

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    English 631–Elizabethan Literature-Humanism, n.d. 

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    English 631–Elizabethan Literature-Narrative Poerty, n.d. 

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    English 631–Elizabethan Literature-Pastoral, n.d. 

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    English 631–Elizabethan Literature-Political Science, n.d. 

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    English 631–Elizabethan Literature-Renaissance, n.d. 

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    English 631–Elizabethan Literature-The Mirror, n.d. 

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    English 631–Elizabethan Literature-Translations, n.d. 

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    English 631–Elizabethan Literature-Wyatt and Surrey, n.d. 

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    English 999–Bibliographic Survey of Eng. Renaissance Lit. (01), n.d. 

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    English 999–Bibliographic Survey of Eng. Renaissance Lit. (02), 1964-1972, n.d. 

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    English 999–Bibliographic Survey of Eng. Renaissance Lit. (03), 1963-1967,n.d. 

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    English 999–Bibliographic Survey of Eng. Renaissance Lit. (04), 1961, n.d. 

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    English 999–Bibliographic Survey of Eng. Renaissance Lit. (05), n.d. 

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    English 999–Bibliographic Survey of Eng. Renaissance Lit. (06), 1963-1971, n.d. 

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    English 999–Bibliographic Survey of Eng. Renaissance Lit. (07), 1964-1972, n.d. 

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    English 999–Bibliographic Survey of Eng. Renaissance Lit. (08), n.d. 

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    English 999–Bibliographic Survey of Eng. Renaissance Lit. (09), 1968-1969, n.d. 

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    English 999–Bibliographic Survey of Eng. Renaissance Lit. (10), 1967, n.d. 

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    English 999–Bibliographic Survey of Eng. Renaissance Lit. (11), 1963-1974, n.d. 

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    English 999–Bibliographic Survey of Eng. Renaissance Lit. (12), 1962-1968, n.d. 

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    English 999–Bibliographic Survey of Eng. Renaissance Lit. (13), 1963-1967, n.d. 

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    English 999–Bibliographic Survey of Eng. Renaissance Lit. (14), 1964-1967, n.d. 

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    English 999–Bibliographic Survey of Eng. Renaissance Lit. (15), n.d. 

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    English 999–Bibliographic Survey of Eng. Renaissance Lit. (16), n.d. 

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    English 999–Bibliographic Survey of Eng. Renaissance Lit. (17), 1963-1966, n.d. 

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    English 999–Bibliographic Survey of Eng. Renaissance Lit. (18), n.d. 

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    English 999–related newspaper clippings 1964-1972 

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    History of English Literature (01), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (02), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (03), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (04), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (05), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (06), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (07), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (08), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (09), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (10), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (11), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (12), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (13), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (14), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (15), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (16), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (17), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (18), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (19), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (20), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (21), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (22), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (23), n.d. [bibliography?] 

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    History of English Literature (24), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (25), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (26), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (27), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (28), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (29), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (30), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (31), n.d. 

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    History of English Literature (32), n.d. 

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    Misc. English Courses-syllabi, assignments, n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–Antony (1), n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–Antony (2), n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–As You Like it, n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–Caesar, Coriolanus, Cymbeline, n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–Canon, n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–Characters, n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–Chronology, n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–Comedies, n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–Criticism, Histories, n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–Integrity, n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–Life, n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–Midsummer Night’s Dream (incl. 2 incompl. copies of play), n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–Opinions, n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–Parts of unknown volumes-glossaries, n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–Personality, n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–Prosody, Punctuation, n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–roll, bibliography, misc. lecture notes; n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–Sources, n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–Stage History, n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–Style, n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–syllabi, exams 1936-1968 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–Technique, n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–Tragedies, n.d. 

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    Shakespeare Grad. Courses–Transmission, n.d. 

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    Willcox, Horace B., A.M. 1955 

    Ancient India paper, 1950 

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    Anthropology 10c, 1949 

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    Anthropology 501, 1948 

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    Anthropology 502 and 602, 1950-1952 

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    Anthropology 504, 1955 

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    Anthropology 505S, 1950 

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    Anthropology 514, 1950-1951 

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    Anthropology 523, 1949 

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    Anthropology 532, 1952-1956 

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    Anthropology 537, 1948 

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    Anthropology 603, 1943-1955 

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    Anthropology 604, 1951-1952 

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    Anthropology 607, 1955 

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    Anthropology 616, 1948-1949 

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    Anthropology 617, 1948-1949 

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    Anthropology 617 Term Papers, 1949 

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    Anthropology 618, 1951 

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    Anthropology Thesis (1),1955 

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    Anthropology Thesis (2), 1955 

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    Dept. of S.E. Asia 536, n.d. 

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    Dept. of S.E. Asia 540, 1950 

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    Early Life Formation, 1955 

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    Early Man Western Hemisphere, 1955 

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    Epic of Man-Life magazine articles, 1955-1956 

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    Ethnology-General Readings, 1948-1955 

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    Great Religions-Life magazine articles, 1955 

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    Human Paleontology (1), 1955 

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    Human Paleontology (2), 1955 

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    Middle America, 1951-1952 

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    Miscellaneous items re: Hist. of Medicine, n.d. 

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    Miscellaneous notes and clippings on American archeaology, 1954 and n.d. 

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    Miscellaneous notes and clippings on Asia, c. 1956 

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    Miscellaneous notes and clippings on Meso-America, 1951-1956 

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    Peoples and Cultures of the Near East, 1948 

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    Peoples of the Pacific, 1950 

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    Pre and Early Man, 1952-1955 

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    Psychology and Culture, 1949-1952 

    13

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    Rise of English Literary Prose, n.d. 

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    Social Organization, 1955 

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    World We Live In-misc. Life magazine articles (1), 1952-1953 

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    World We Live In-misc. Life magazine articles (2), 1954 

    13

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    Writing Good English Prose, n.d. 

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    4×6 cards-History of Medicine, n.d. 

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    3×5 cards-Biblio. Of Subjects Taught, n.d. 

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    3×5 cards-History of Medicine, n.d. 

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    4×6 cards, misc., arranged topically, n.d. 

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    4×6 cards Geography and History and Cultural Change, n.d. 

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    Published Course Material 

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    American Hymnal For Church Service, 1922 

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    Church Hymnary: A Collection of Hymns and Tunes for Public Worship, Edwin A. Bedell, 1903 

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    Directions for Work in Mechanical Laboratories, n.d. 

    13

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    Elements of Logick, John Andrews, 1807 

    13

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    Grammar of the Latin Language, Andrews, E.A.; Stoddard, S, 1845 

    13

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    Pinnock’s Improved Edition of Dr. Goldsmiths History of Greece, William C. Taylor, 1848 

    13

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    Principle of Human Physiology, William B. Carpenter, 1853 

    13

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    Syllabus of American Colonial History, Winfred T. Root, Herman V. Ames, 912 

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    Syntax of Brant’s Narrenschiff, Henry D. Learned, 1917 

    14

    2

    System of Punctuation, John G.R. McElroy, 1878 

    14

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    Third Reader of the School and Family Series, Marcus Wilson, 1860 

    14

    4

    College of Arts and Sciences 

    Latin Syllabus for the Freshman Year, Francis A. Jackson, 1871 

    14

    6

    Arguments of Several of the Satires of Juvenal, 1858 (2 Copies) 

    14

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    Latin Syllabus for the Freshman Year, Francis A. Jackson, 1871 

    14

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    Latin Syllabus for the Freshman Year, Francis A. Jackson, 1871 

    14

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    Syllabus of European History in the Nineteenth Century, n.d. 

    14

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    Syllabus of Medieval History: 395-1300, Dana C. Munro, 1905 

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    School of Medicine 

    Institutes and Practice of Medicine, Benjamin Rush, 1811 

     OS 6

     

    Diseases of the Skin, Louis A. Duhring, 1883 

     OS 6

     

    Cell Doctrine: Its History and Present State, James Tyson, 1878 

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    Introductory Lectures and Addresses on Medical Subjects, George B. Wood, 1859 

    14

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    Laboratory Directions for Bacteriological Laboratory Course, 1912 

    14

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    Manual of Physical Diagnosis, James Tyson, 1891 

    14

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    Materia Medica and Pharmacy, George B. Wood, 1838 

    14

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    Materia Medica and Pharmacy, Joseph Carson, 1851 

    14

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    Notes of the Chemical Lectures for First-Year Students, John Marshall, 1894 

    14

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    Notes of the Chemical Lectures for Second Year Students, John Marshall, 1894 

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    Printed Notes on General Chemistry for First Year Students, 1885 

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    Syllabus of Laboratory Work in Toxicology, 1916 

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    Syllabus of Lectures on the Vertebrata, Edward D. Cope, 1898 

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    School and Departmental Material 

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    Medical School Catalogue of Models-George Bacon Wood, 1853-1854, Alfred Stille, 1864-1865, 1867-1868 

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    Amer. Pol. And Inst. Hist–Lectures by Herman Vandenburg Ames 1898 

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    College of Engineering and Applied Science-Freshman Seminar Program 1972-1973 

    15

    2

    Department of Geology-M.A. and Ph.D. Preliminary Examination 1973 

    15

    3

    Department of History-Course Syllabi, n.d. 

    15

    4

    Examinations on Physics, Mechanics, etc. 1873-1875. Volume I 

    15

    5

    Examinations on Physics, Mechanics, etc. 1873-1875. Volume II 

    15

    6

    Germanic Languages and Literatures-German 1R, 1960 

    15

    7

    Junior Class Prize-“Analysis of Cicero’s Oration for Cluentus,” University of Pennsylvania, 1862 

    15

    8

    Misc Exams collected by Steven Eisenberg 1921-1975 

    15

    9

    Practice and Pleading at Law–Lectures by Prof. Bispham, c. 1884 

    15

    10

    School of Allied Medical Professions-Occupational Therapy-Physical Dysfuntion 1975 

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    11

    School of Dental Medicine-Department of Pediatric Dentistry-Curriculum (2 copies) 1974 

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    School of Medicine-Competitive Examinations, 1926 

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    Classics Department 

    W.B. McDaniel Selections-Classics Files, Volume 1, n.d. 

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    W.B. McDaniel Selections-Classics Files, Volume 2, n.d. 

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    W.B. McDaniel Selections-Classics Files, Volume 3, n.d. 

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    W.B. McDaniel Selections-Classics Files, Volume 4, n.d. 

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    W.B. McDaniel Selections-Classics Files, Volume 5, n.d. 

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    College of General Studies 

    Art 140b-TV, 1961-1962 

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    Classical Studies 15-Fm, 1961-1962 

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    Descriptive Astronomy 2-TV, 1959-1960 

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    English 105-FM, 1960-1961 

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    English 126-TV, Fall, 1960-1961 

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    English 155-TV, Spring, 1962 

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    English 174-TV, 1961-1962 

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    English 252-TV, Spring, 1961 

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    General Anthropology 2-TV, Spring 1959 

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    General Anthropology 2-TV,Summer 1960 

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    History 192b-TV, Spring 1962 

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    History 40b-FM,1961-1962 

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    History 45b-TV, 1960-1961 

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    History 60b-FM,1960-1961 

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    Philosophy 2-FM, 1961 

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    Political Science 50a-TV, 1960-1961 

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    Russian 32-FM, 1962 

    16

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    Sociology 6-FM,1961-1962 

    16

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    Fine Arts Curriculum 

    Changes in Architecture Course, 1922-1923 

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    Land Programs, 1932 

    16

    6

    Landscape Architecture Keys and Lists, 1938-1939 

    16

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    Landscape Architecture Keys and Lists, 1939 

    16

    8

    Notes by Prof. Albert C. Schweizer, 1943 

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    Notes from City and Regional Planning, 1943 

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    Notes on City and Regional Planning, 1943 

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    Outlines, Sketches, Assignments, n.d. 

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    Reading Assignments, 1931-1932, 1936-1937 

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    Student sketches, 1907-1908 

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    14

    Syllabus City and Regional Planning, 1943 

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    Tentative course outlines and speeches, 1943 

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    School of Medicine 

    Apoplexy 1862 

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    17

    Asthma 1862 

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    18

    Bronchitis 1860 

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    Cancer 1861 

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    20

    Cancer of the Stomach 1861 

    16

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    Cholera 1861 

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    Cholera Infantum, n.d. 

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    Chorea 1861 

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    Civil War Medicine 1864 

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    25

    Colic, n.d.; Lead Colic, n.d. 

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    Congestion, n.d. 

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    27

    Croup 1861 

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    Delerium 1861 

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    Diabetes, n.d. 

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    Diagnosis and Prognosis 1860 

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    Diarrhea, n.d.; Dysntery, n.d. 

    16

    32

    Diseases of Solids Irritation 1860 

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    Diseases of the Esophagus, n.d. 

    16

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    Diseases of the Heart 1862 

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    Diseases of the Kidneys 1862 

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    Diseases of the Liver I, 1862, Spleen, 1862, Inflammation of Pancreas, n.d. 

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    Diseases of the Liver II 1862 

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    Diseases of the Skin (1) 1862 

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    Diseases of the Skin (2) 1862 

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    Diseases of the Spinal Marrow, n.d.; Neuralgia, n.d. 

    16

    41

    Diseases of the Stomach I, n.d.; Diseases of the Stomach II, 1860 

    16

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    Dothieneterie [Typhoid] 1861 

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    Dropsy-General Pathology, n.d. 

    16

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    Dysfunction, n.d.; Melanus, n.d.; Cyst, n.d.; Parasitic Animal, 1860 

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    Dyspepsia [Indegestion], n.d. 

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    Edema of the Lungs, 1862; Gangrene of the Lungs, n.d. 

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    Enteritis–Addittional Notes, n.d. 

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    48

    Epilepsy, 1861 

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    49

    Epistaxia [Nosebleeds], n.d.; Hemophysics, n.d.; Hemorrages, n.d. 

    16

    50

    Erysipelas [Cellulitis] 1861 

    16

    51

    Fever–Phenomena, Course, Varieties, Cause and Theories 1861 

    16

    52

    General Doctrine of Fever and Intermittent Fever 1861 

    16

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    Gout 1861 

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    Helminitus 1862 

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    Hemmorrhoids-Constipation, n.d.; Obstruction of Bowels, 1862 

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    Hysteria 1862 

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    Idiopathic Fever, n.d. 

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    Inflammation and its Varieties 1847 1862 

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    Inflammation of the Brain and Its Membranes 1861 

    17

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    Inflammation of the Mouth 1861 

    17

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    Inflammation of the Throat, n.d. 

    17

    5

    Laryngitis 1861 

    17

    6

    Measles–Rubeola, Morbilli 1861 

    17

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    Medical Advancement, n.d. Medical Advancement 

    17

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    Nephritic Colic, 1862 

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    Neuralgia, n.d. 

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    Peritontitus 1860 

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    Phlebitis 1862 

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    Phthisis 1861 

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    13

    Pleuritis, n.d. 

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    Pneumonia 1862 

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    Pneumothorase 1862 

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    Remittent Fever 1861 

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    Rheumatism 1861 

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    Rough Notes Upon Injurious Effects of Tobacco 1851 

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    Scarlitina [Scarlet Fever] 1861 

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    Scrofula, n.d.; Malaria, 1861 

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    Scurvy 1862 

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    Secondary Combination of Elements of Disease 1847 

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    Semiology 1861 

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    Spinal Marrow 1862 

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    Tetanus 1861 

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    Tubercula, n.d. 

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    Tuberculosis, 1861 

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    Typhus Fever 1860 

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    Vaccination [for Smallpox], 1860; Varicella [Chickenpox], n.d. 

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    Vareola [Smallpox] 1861 

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    Williams Priciples of Pathology 1847 

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    Yellow Fever 1861 

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    Wharton School 

    Geography 14 

    Atoms-The Alphabet of Creation, n.d. 

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    34

    Biological Inheritance Versus Culture, n.d. 

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    Case Method, n.d. 

    17

    36

    Cell Reproduction and Division, n.d. 

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    Cellular Basis of Heredity, n.d. 

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    Cellular Basis of Life, n.d. 

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    Chemist as “Creator”, n.d. 

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    Combinations of Atoms, n.d. 

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    Conquest of Some Historic Enemies, n.d. 

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    Control of Space, n.d. 

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    Culture and Race, n.d. 

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    Culture Area, n.d. 

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    Culture Growth, n.d. 

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    Culture Origins, n.d. 

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    Destruction of the Earth’s Surface, n.d. 

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    Development of Surgery and Anesthesia, n.d. 

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    Difficulties in Devel. of Scientific Soc. Problems, n.d. 

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    Drifting Continents and Earth Revolutions, n.d. 

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    Evidence of Evolution, n.d. 

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    Evolution of Man, n.d. 

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    Evolution of Plants and Animals, n.d. 

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    Folly of Intolerance, n.d. 

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    Foundations of the Universe, n.d. 

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    Fundamental Factors in Evolution, n.d. 

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    Gases, Liquids, and Crystals 

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    Geologic Time, n.d. 

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    Germinal and Acquired Characteristics, n.d. 

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    Habit and the Learning Process, n.d. 

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    Infinity of Space and Time, n.d. 

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    Intelligence and its Measurement 

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    Is Civilization Self-Destructive? 

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    Man’s Increasing Productivity, n.d. 

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    Meaning of the Industrial Revolution, n.d. 

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    Means of Social Control, n.d. 

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    Mendelian Priciples of Heredity, n.d. 

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    Mental Hygiene, n.d. 

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    Natural Resources: Uses and Conservation, n.d. 

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    Neurological Basis of Mind, n.d. 

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    Orderly Universe, n.d. 

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    Origin and Development of the Earth, n.d. 

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    Original Human Nature, n.d. 

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    Our Invisible Foes and Friends, n.d. 

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    Population and Food Supply, n.d. 

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    Population and Social Problems, n.d. 

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    Psychology in Business, n.d. 

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    Public Health Movement, n.d. 

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    Rejuvanation of the Earth, n.d. 

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    Research and Research Agencies, n.d. 

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    Science and Food Conservation, n.d. 

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    Science in the Laboratory, n.d. 

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    Science Increasing the Food Supply, n.d. 

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    Scientific Revival and Culture Lag, n.d. 

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    Social Problems, n.d. 

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    Social Science and Problems in Development, n.d. 

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    Some Statistical Concerns and Problems, n.d. 

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    Some Unconquered Enemies, n.d. 

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    Use and Abuse of Statistics, n.d. 

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