Semi-centennial anniversary of the American Tract Society, Tremont Temple, May 25, 1864 at 7 1/2 o'clock, p.m.
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Harris Broadsides
Broadsides are single-sheet publications, often issued as ephemera or announcements. The Harris Broadsides Collection is a comprehensive collection of American poetry published in broadside format from colonial times to the present. The collection offers materials covering a broad spectrum of American life, and includes poetry of every description: 18th and 19th century ballads, verse describing newsworthy events, poetic effusions of sentimentality and patriotism, comic verse, and much more. When completed, this digital project will include over 20,000 titles.
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Selections from the Alpha Delta Phi songbook
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Printed in two columns divided by single lines. At head of text: Published by Manhattan, October, 1858. Includes one song in Greek and eleven in English, beginning with Chaire, Alpha Delta Phi by G.S. Bishop; names and colleges of authors are given.
Selections from Sonnets to Gabriel
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One of 250 copies.
Selections from his forthcoming book Writing
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Tom Raworth. Broadsheet printed in black and gray on cream-colored paper folded to create [8] pages; each text page in two columns divided by single line. On page [2] reproduction of a sonogram. "250 copies made 27 September 1977 to celebrate Tom Raworth's reading at Duke University"--p. 8.
Printed in two columns divided by single line.
Printed in two columns divided by single line.
Selected hymns
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Page 1 top left corner has device inscribed: The Church of the Soul, founded May 3, 1896. At head of text: Mrs. Cora L.V. Richmond, Pastor.
Selected hymns
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Page 1 top left corner has device inscribed: The Church of the Soul, founded May 3, 1896. At head of text: Mrs. Cora L.V. Richmond, Pastor.
Select popular Whig songs: battle between the old Kentucky coon, and the young Tennessee pole-cat
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Printed in five columns divided by single lines. Below title, wood-engraving of raccoon attacking a pole-cat. At head of text: Dedicated to Henry Clay, the great statesman and champion of American protection and American liberty ..
Select popular Whig songs: battle between the old Kentucky coon, and the young Tennessee pole-cat
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John Tyler's song.--A Whig war song.--Harry of the West.--Harry of Kentucky.--A pig in a poke.--Harry Clay Printed in five columns divided by single lines Below title, wood-engraving of raccoon attacking a pole-cat At head of text: Dedicated to Henry Clay, the great statesman and champion of American protection and American liberty
Sehnsucht nach dem himmlischen Jerusalem
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Within double-line border. Text of hymn in five four-line stanzas with four-line chorus beginning: O wie schön wird es sein. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.
Seesaw
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At head of title: Song. At head of text: Tune of Shu fly.
Seer with window
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Richard Outram. Poem. "May 1973" "60 copies"--P. 4.
Seer with window
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Richard Outram. Poem. "May 1973" "60 copies"--P. 4.
Seer in darkness
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Seer in darkness
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Seer in darkness
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Seen and unseen: for Janet Lewis at 90
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Poetry. Printed in brown on cream paper. At end of poem: Jeffrey Akard. Colophon in lower margin. Date suggested from age of Janet Lewis, born in 1899.
Seen and unseen
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At end of text: Sent as an assurance that you will be in our thoughts during the New Year 1935. Harry and Helen Koopman.
See, compadre, the moment has come
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Title from first line. At head of Text: Christmas Greetings, 1958. White paper printed in black.
Second report of District No. 4
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Printed in three columns divided by single lines. Within border of type ornaments. Poem in thirty numbered four-line stanzas about religious teaching in public schools.
Within triple-line border with ornamental corners on all pages. Includes text of six hymns, beginning with Heaven.
Within triple-line border with ornamental corners on all pages. Includes text of six hymns, beginning with Heaven.
Within single-line border on page [1] only. At center of "1909" on page [1] cut of burning torch. Concert program, mostly dance music.
1 broadsheet. Broadsheet folded into thirds, creating six pages. Program for festival, texts of hymns and songs, acknowledgements, aimes, and names of individual and institutional participants. Cut of lyre within title.
Second annual address of the mail carriers of Hartford, Conn
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Letter carriers' offering prints post office information, mailbox locations, and collection schedules, as well as poem sketching letter carrier's duties and role in society, proffering the address as "his annual bow." Letter carriers' offering prints post office information, mailbox locations, and collection schedules, as well as poem sketching letter carrier's duties and role in society, proffering the address as "his annual bow." Caption title. Printed in blue within border; of type ornaments on page [1]; of double lines with corner ornamentation on pages [2]-[4] At end of poem on page [1] within border: A. H. Simonds, Printer, Hartford.
Second anniversary of the U.S. Christian Commission, at the American Academy of Music, Philadelphia, Thursday evening, January 28, 1864, at 7 1/4 o'clock
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Order of exercises contains the text of four hymns.
Second anniversary of the U.S. Christian Commission, at the American Academy of Music, Philadelphia, Thursday evening, January 28, 1864, at 7 1/4 o'clock
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Order of exercises contains the text of four hymns.
Printed in one, two and three columns. Order of exercises includes poetry.
Secluded paths
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Poetry. In lower margin on page 1: No. 395. At end of text on page 4: American Tract Society, 150 Nassau Street, New York. The American Tract Society was located at the above address between 1832 and 1894 and again from 1899 on. This piece printed in their "old" type, suggesting publication between 1832 and 1848.