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A sketch of the life of Edward H. Lewis: How he first learned to read and write his way from bondage
By G.B. Thomas, Kentucky poet. Text on page [1] within double-line border. At head of title cut of Liberty with American flag; cut of train between title and sub-heading. Text of song in 22 four-line stanzas. Possible place and range of publication dates suggested by Thomas' other broadsides in the Brown University Broadside Collection.
A simple fountain in any Roman piazza
Printed in shape of fountain in (reproduced?) typescript. Suggested publication date from pencil notation on Brown University copy.
A simple fountain in any Roman piazza
Printed in shape of fountain in (reproduced?) typescript. Suggested publication date from pencil notation on Brown University copy.
A sick person's prayer
A short happy poem for Marianne Moore
Ruthven Todd. Broadsheet. Printed on blue paper. Text on recto printed in three sections according to fold areas; at head: Christmas Broadside Number Six. Verso contains MS poem signed by author in facsimile. 1 of 2000 copies. Reproduced from the author's Italic holograph.
A short
At end of text: Spike / a Cranium free poem. Dark yellow paper printed in black.
A shipwreck in the gale
A shepherd's prayer
At head of title: Reprinted from The Evangelical, Harrisburg Pa., April 29, 1901. At head of text: From the Modern Greek. At end of text: Athens, May 31, 1874.
A sheaf of winter lyrics
by Wilfred Campbell. Issued in lettered paper wrapper. Contains 7 poems. Cover title. "Issued to his friends for the New Year, 1907. Ottawa, Canada. For private circulation only." Paperbound in deep green; printed in black; cream pages; handsewn with brick red thread.
A sheaf of winter lyrics
by Wilfred Campbell. Issued in lettered paper wrapper. Contains 7 poems. Cover title. "Issued to his friends for the New Year, 1907. Ottawa, Canada. For private circulation only." Paperbound in deep green; printed in black; cream pages; handsewn with brick red thread.
A sheaf of winter lyrics
by Wilfred Campbell. Issued in lettered paper wrapper. Contains 7 poems. Cover title. "Issued to his friends for the New Year, 1907. Ottawa, Canada. For private circulation only." Paperbound in deep green; printed in black; cream pages; handsewn with brick red thread.
A sheaf of winter lyrics
Issued in lettered paper wrapper. Contains 7 poems. Cover title "Issued to his friends for the New Year, 1907. Ottawa, Canada. For private circulation only." Paperbound in deep green; printed in black; cream pages; handsewn with brick red thread
A service of remembrance and thanksgiving V-E day: 1945
Order of service.
A sermon in rhyme
Printed in red, blue, gold and black on heavy paper in postcatd format; illuminated initial. Type-signed at end: J.H. Brown. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.
A sermon in rhyme
Printed in red, blue, gold and black on heavy paper in postcatd format; illuminated initial. Type-signed at end: J.H. Brown. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.
A sermon in rhyme
Printed in red, blue, gold and black on heavy paper in postcatd format; illuminated initial. Type-signed at end: J.H. Brown. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.
A series of five charred, blackened lumps
illustration: Ian Gardner ; text: Jonathan Williams. Broadsheet Printed in black and silver on white. Illustration by Ian Gardner of plate with black lumps.
A septet of sonnets
On cover: Set in type and printed for Christmas MCMLXVII.
A September walk
Within line border.
A September walk
Within line border.
A senator's review of the '93 Maine Senate
Poem names senators with favorable descriptions. Poem names senators with favorable descriptions. Broadside printed in dark blue and red on heavy white paper. On verso view of harbor in red, captioned in blue: Compliments of A.R. Nickerson, Boothbay Harbor, Me.
A senator's review of the '93 Maine Senate
Poem names senators with favorable descriptions. Poem names senators with favorable descriptions. Broadside printed in dark blue and red on heavy white paper. On verso view of harbor in red, captioned in blue: Compliments of A.R. Nickerson, Boothbay Harbor, Me.
A senator's review of the '93 Maine Senate
Poem names senators with favorable descriptions. Poem names senators with favorable descriptions. Broadside printed in dark blue and red on heavy white paper. On verso view of harbor in red, captioned in blue: Compliments of A.R. Nickerson, Boothbay Harbor, Me.
A selection of 65 drawings by Robert Duncan
Publisher's flier for limited edition of portfolio of drawings. Publisher's flier for limited edition of portfolio of drawings. Printed in blue and black on cream paper. Across pages [3] and [3] drawing by Duncan of seated figure and part of another. Cover title.
A selection of 65 drawings by Robert Duncan
Publisher's flier for limited edition of portfolio of drawings. Publisher's flier for limited edition of portfolio of drawings. Printed in blue and black on cream paper. Across pages [3] and [3] drawing by Duncan of seated figure and part of another. Cover title.
A sand-peeps peep
Within embossed ornamental border.
A Sammy hike
Tune: John Brown's body. At head of title: To New Hampshire Bristol "Boys" At end of text: ... by George Turner Phelps "Lazycroft"
A salute to our class
At head of text: 1901--40th anniversary--1941.
A salute to our class
At head of text: 1901--40th anniversary--1941.
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