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Subjects: Anthems Prospers (Liturgy) Motets Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices), Unaccompanied Part songs, English

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Title: Catalogue no. 16, spring/summer / R. H. Macy & Co.

Year: 1911 (1910s)

Authors: Macy's (Firm)

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This is an exceptionally attractive singlepiece lace curtain especially adapted for useon narrow windows. The pattern simulatinga full pair of bonne femme curtains with topvalance is unusual and effective. Made of extragood quality Nottingham lace; size 48 incheswide and 3 yards long. White or Arabian. - . 28B29403. Price, each 54c

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Title: John Pettie, R.A., H.R.S.A.;

Year: 1908 (1900s)

Authors: Hardie, Martin, 1875-1952

Subjects: Pettie, John, 1839-1893

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pired The Toast, Sir Peter andLady Teazle, and Charles Surface selling hisAncestorSv Many more subjects were entirelythe offspring of his own imagination. Full ofsympathy and humanity, he passed from tragicscenes of history to pure humour, as in ThePrison Pet, The Trio, The Tussle for theKeg ; or to comedies in little, touched with lightfancy and the joy of life, like A Storm in a Tea-cup, Rejected Addresses, Two Strings to herBow, and The World went very well then ; orto happy domestic themes, such as The Soloand The Step. In George Fox refusing to take the Oath,and in The Duke of Monmouth and James II.,he depicted scenes based on historical foundation.But in many pictures, and among them his finestpictures, he did not limit himself to the narrowbounds of a definite historical episode. He gave thespkit of history, its background and atmosphere,and painted those happenings that underlie andgive rise to great historical facts. Cromwells THE CLASH OF STEEL (size of orUjinaU 37^ x 56.^.)

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SUBJECTS AND STYLE 175 Saints and A Member of the Long Parliamentsummarise between them, as clearly as a wholechapter of a history - book, the character ofCromwells followers. There may be no writtenevidence as to the first death-warrant signed byEdward VI., yet we can well imagine the sad-eyedlook with which the boy king took the pen froman aged councillor to sign away for the first timea mans life. The Drum-head Court Martialdepicts no historical scene, yet it sets before us invivid reality an improvised tribunal, such as musthave hanged many a man in the wars of theseventeenth century. Beleaguered towns in thesame century witnessed many a scene such as The Sally, Terms to the Besieged, The Flagof Truce, The Threat, and The Ultimatum.Treason, The Traitor, The State Secretare the very stuff of which history is made. Allhis work shows the possession of that qualitywhich the formal critics of literature call vision.He actually saw the things that he painted, asthey really were, in thei

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Title: John Pettie, R.A., H.R.S.A.;

Year: 1908 (1900s)

Authors: Hardie, Martin, 1875-1952

Subjects: Pettie, John, 1839-1893

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a jest across their squire at her more coyand demure companion. There is fresh buoyancyin the treatment of a theme full of unforced, un-conscious nature. Rich in pure humour is RejectedAddresses (1870). An elderly suitor, of a floridcountenance, wearing a blue coat with gilt buttons,is on his knees, and receives with dismay therespectful curtsey with which his proposal is refused. For this sweet little maid he was rather too old.Trifling, perhaps, in subject, the picture has allPetties charm of colour and fluent brushwork. His varied accomplishment and unhesitatingprogress find proof in his Academy exhibits of thefollowing years. His principal work in 1871 was*A Scene in the Temple Gardens. That thescene is based on Shakespeares Henry VI, andhas no actual place in history is of little moment.Round the rose-bushes are gathered the figures ofSuffolk, Somerset, Warwick, Vernon, and Plan-tagenet, clad in the long fur-trimmed robes of their REJECTED ADDRESSES (_Size of original, 27 X 38.)

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ASSOCIATE: 1866-1873 91 time. Richard, Duke of York, standing on theleft, plucks a white rose, and calls on his followersto pluck a similar flower. The Duke of Somerset,boldly fronting him, gathers a red rose, and com-mands the supporters of the Duke of Lancasterto do the like. As they pluck the flowers, theyprovoke Warwicks prophecy: This brawl to-day,Grown to this faction in the Temple-Garden^Shall send between the red rose and the whiteA thousand souls to death and deadly night. The thoughtful lawyer in the rear seems to foreseethe disastrous future. The work is impressivefrom the air of dignity with which the subject hasbeen invested, and gains in impressiveness fromthe sombre and frowning walls of the Templebuildings that form a grey background to the richcostumes. Two lighter works, The Love Song and The Pedlar, were shown in the same year.The first is a figure of a troubadour, exhibiting theartists powerful command of varying tones of redin the rich robe which his subject wears

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Title: Catalogue no. 16, spring/summer / R. H. Macy & Co.

Year: 1911 (1910s)

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Year: 1911 (1910s)

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Title: Catalogue no. 16, spring/summer / R. H. Macy & Co.

Year: 1911 (1910s)

Authors: Macy's (Firm)

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Title: Catalogue no. 16, spring/summer / R. H. Macy & Co.

Year: 1911 (1910s)

Authors: Macy's (Firm)

Subjects: Department stores--Catalogs Trade catalogs--Department stores.

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Professor Bernstein’s work as a constitutional historian has made historical scholarship accessible to a wider audience through his lauded publications and dedication to teaching.Professor Bernstein graduated from Amherst College in 1977 with a B.A. magna cum laude in American Studies and received his J.D. from Harvard Law School in 1980. After three years of practicing law, he left the legal profession to pursue a Ph.D. in history at New York University. Since 1983 he has been a member of the New York University Law School’s Legal History Colloquium.

Professor Bernstein was a visiting part-time lecturer in history at Rutgers University–Newark in 1998; he joined New York Law School as an assistant adjunct professor in 1991, teaching American Legal History and Law & Literature. From 1997 to 1998 he was the Daniel M. Lyons Visiting Professor of History at Brooklyn College of the City University of New York. In 2007 he was named a distinguished adjunct professor at New York Law School.

From 1984 to 1987 Professor Bernstein was Research Curator for the Constitution Bicentennial Project of The New York Public Library. Among the products of this project was his first book, Are We to Be a Nation? The Making of the Constitution (Harvard University Press, 1987). From 1987 to 1990 he was the staff historian of the New York City Commission on the Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution, and from 1989 to 1990 he was Research Director of the New York State Commission on the Bicentennial of the Constitution.

Professor Bernstein continued to distinguish himself as an author with Amending America: If We Love the Constitution So Much, Why Do We Keep Trying to Change It? (Times Books/Random House, 1993; paperback, University Press of Kansas, 1995), a history of the constitutional amending process spanning the period from the origins of the Constitution in 1787-1789 through the early 1990s.

He also published the biography Thomas Jefferson (Oxford University Press, 2003) and Bolling v. Bolling: Law and the Legal Profession in Pre-Revolutionary America (Huntington Library Press, 1997), co-edited with Barbara Wilcie Kern and Bernard Schwartz. Gordon S. Wood’s review in The New York Times called the biography "the best short biography of Jefferson ever written." A young-adult version, Thomas Jefferson and the Revolution of Ideas, was published in 2004 in the Oxford Portraits series.

Other publications include "Charting the Bicentennial," a review essay that appeared in the December 1987 Columbia Law Review; "The Sleeper Wakes: The History and Legacy of the Twenty-Seventh Amendment," a study that appeared in the December 1992 issue of the Fordham Law Review; and the historiographical introduction to Law as Culture and Culture as Law: Essays in Honor of John Phillip Reid, a volume published by Madison House in 2000 honoring eminent legal historian John Phillip Reid, the Russell Niles Professor Emeritus of Law at New York University School of Law.

From 1997 to 2004 Professor Bernstein was co-editor of book reviews for H-LAW, the list-serv co-sponsored by H-NET (Humanities and Social Sciences Network On-Line) and the American Society for Legal History; he is also a member of H-LAW’s Editorial Board. For three years he served on the Editorial Board of Law and Social Inquiry, the journal of the American Bar Foundation. In November 2002 he became Director of Online Operations at Heights Books, Inc., a leading used book store in Brooklyn, New York. In 2004 he was elected to the Board of Directors of the American Society for Legal History, stepping down with the end of his term in 2007.

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Title: Historical portraits ... the lives of C.R.L. Fletcher ..

Year: 1909 (1900s)

Authors: Walker, Emery, Sir, 1851-1933 Fletcher, C. R. L. (Charles Robert Leslie), 1857-1934 Butler, H. B. (Harold Beresford), 1883-1951

Subjects: Portrait painting

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Denmark, a man of unparalleled dullness, but forwhom she entertained as much affection as her somewhat tepid andwholly unimaginative temperament was capable of conceiving. Asthe Duchess of Marlborough said at his death in 1708, I believe shefancied she loved him. Nevertheless Annes married life wasconsistently unhappy. Her attempts to obtain public honour andrecognition for her husband always met with failure, and she waseven unable to secure him against the open assaults of politicalopponents. Though she gave birth to many children, all died ininfancy, except the Duke of Gloucester, who died in 1700, at the ageof eleven. During her fathers reign, Anne was on friendly ratherthan affectionate terms with him, and fell even more than beforeunder the influence of Sarah Jennings, now Lady Churchill and oneof the ladies of her bedchamber. Their famous correspondenceunder the names Mrs. Morley and Mrs. Freeman began 1684, andwhen the crisis of 1688 arose, Anne was persuaded by the Churchills

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QUEKN ANNE WHEN PRINCESS, WITH HER SON WILLIAM, DUKE OF GLOUCESTER From llic poilrait by MicliacI Dahl in tlie National Portrait Gallery Face p. 2J2 ANNE 273 to abandon her father. She fled from Whitehall in a hackney coachon the night of November 26, accompanied by Lady Churchill andthe warlike Bishop of London on horseback. After a triimiphalprogress through the Midland counties, she returned to greetWilliam and Mary. During the first years of their reign, however,Anne was conspicuously neglected by the King, and seems to havebeen bitterly jealous of her sisters elevation to the throne. Owingto a suspicion of treachery which Marlborough had incurred, shewas compelled to dismiss Mrs. Freeman from her service, thoughtheir mutual regard and their correspondence continued unabated,while her relations with the Queen, her sister, never became anywarmer. The latter died childless in 1694, and Annes position wasimmediately altered. She was now courted as much as she hadbeen previously sligh

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1949. R. Watson, W.A. Shiley, H. Heer and E. Price waiting for weather information on Mt. Hood western spruce budworm control project. Mt. Hood area, Oregon. by R6, State & Private Forestry, Forest Health Protection

R. Watson, W.A. Shiley, H. Heer and E. Price waiting for weather information on Mt. Hood western spruce budworm control project. Mt. Hood area, Oregon.

Photo by: C.F. Brockman

Date: June 19, 1949

Credit: USDA Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Region, State and Private Forestry, Forest Health Protection.

Collection: Portland Station Collection; La Grande, Oregon.

Image: PS-853

To learn more about this photo collection see:

Wickman, B.E., Torgersen, T.R. and Furniss, M.M. 2002. Photographic images and history of forest insect investigations on the Pacific Slope, 1903-1953. Part 2. Oregon and Washington. American Entomologist, 48(3), p. 178-185.

For further information about historical western spruce budworm activity and control projects see:

Dolph, Robert E. 1980. Budworm activity in Oregon and Washington, 1947-1979. R6-FIDM-033-1980. Portland, OR: US Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Region, Forest Insect and Disease Management. 54 p.

For related historic program information see:

archive.org/details/AerialForestInsectAndDiseaseDetection...

Johnson, J. 2016. Aerial forest insect and disease detection surveys in Oregon and Washington 1947-2016: The survey. Gen. Tech. Rep. R6-FHP-GTR-0302. Portland, OR: USDA Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Region, State and Private Forestry, Forest Health Protection. 280 p.

For additional historic forest entomology photos and resources see: wfiwc.org/content/history-and-resources

Image provided by USDA Forest Service, Region 6, State and Private Forestry, Forest Health Protection: www.fs.usda.gov/main/r6/forest-grasslandhealth

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Title: The Boston glee book : consisting of an extensive collection of glees, madrigals, and rounds; selected from the works of the most admired composers. Together with many new pieces from the German, arranged expressly for this work.

Year: 1838 (1830s)

Authors: Mason, Lowell, 1792-1872, compiler Webb, George James, 1803-1887, compiler

Subjects: Glees, catches, rounds, etc Madrigals

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$1.39 Suit New model beach suit madeof splendid cotton fabric, pret-tify trimmed with three rows ofwhite linen braid; trousersloose fitting, cool and comfort-able; just the garment for theheated months; sizes 3 to 8years; colors, plain white withcollar of light blue, or navyblue trimmed with self color orlight blue with self color trim-ming. 58BG40I Plain whitewith light blue collar, ^-t qqPrice ^1 •Oif 58B6402 Navy with navytrimmino. Price $1.39 58B6403 Light blue withlight blue trimmlnj. Prlce.$l.39 $1.29 Suit Made from either strong linenfinished cottons or in stripedgalatca. Front is pleated withembroidered emblem In white:slot pocket at the left side:sleeve has cuff fastening withpearl buttons and cord loops:collar trimmed with two foldsof repp: ages i to 10 years. 58B6404 Linen finishedcotton in tan. 01 OA Price ^i«4)7 58B6405 Linen finishi-dcotton in blue. Price $1.29 58B6406 Striped galateawith navy stripes. Price...$1.29 5SB6407 Striped galateawith red stripes. Price $1.29

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Authors: De Filippi, Filippo, 1869-1938 Savoia, Luigi Amedeo di, duca degli Abruzzi, 1873-1933

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H OF PATH BETWEEX KARMAXli AND TOLTI. Iau at a far higher level than at present; or rather, they point to anuplifting of the whole region, while the river went on cutting its valleyby erosion and maintaining more or less the same level throughout. The various levels of the alluvial deposits along the cliffs show thatthe upheaval was not continuous, uninterrupted and regular. Oestreich Tn. Thomson, Journey to the Karakoram Pux-t. Jour. lioy. (leog. Sac. 19, 1849, p. 25 ;ScHLAGiNTWEiT, Joiir. Asiut. Sor. of Bengal 26, 1857 (cited by Burraixl). 96 Chapter \ll. holds tliat the whole valley between Dras and Skardu was first cutthrough, then filled up with detritus to about 600 feet above the presentlevel, and then once more dug out.^ According to him the presentvalley would be a recent formation, and the river would be still activelycutting its way. However this may be, the immense geological forceshave made of the upper Indus one of the longest and wildest valleyson the face of the earth.

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THE INDUS VAIJ.EY ABOVE KARMANO. At first sight the huge sedimentary deposits, often divided intostrata, seem to indicate that the valley was once filled with a series oflake basins. Sir A. Cunningham and Sir Martin Conway are of opinionthat such gigantic sedimentary formations can be explained in no otherway. Thomson had, however, already noted that this simple theorywould explain neither the extraordinary extension of the sediments—which are to be found with unvarying characteristics throughout thewhole of the Indus valley—nor their immense thickness at various points, (Godwin Austen also mentions this succession of phenomena. See Qeog. Jour. 26, 1905, p. 245. The Indus Vallev. 97 nor their frequent appearance at the mouth of tributary valleys,where they often take the form of deltas. Drew beUeves the originof the deposits to be fluvial, and very ingeniously explains the stratifica-tion of the clay as caused by the periodic muddiiiess of the waters andthe increase in their volum

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Misses very attractiveskirl made of fine qualitymohair, panel front, with theside gores lengthened witha stitched lower portion, cntin tab effect and ornamentedwith tlainty buttons anilloops: back closing: sizes waist22 to 24 inches; Icriijlhs 34 to;.!> inclies. 70BI 1306 AA j/v Black. Price each . . 3t£<.l 70BI I 307 Navv BUif.Trice eaoli $2.49 Misses stylish new modelskirt of splendid qualityworsted Panama made withpanel front and the sidegores cut in pointed effect,outlined with three rows ofnarrow silk strapping, anil i]r-ngthened by cluster pleatswhich extend below; theItack closing- is effected iin- rUr an inverted pleat; colursMack and navy blue; size--■2 2 to 24 inches; lengths■; I to 3G inches. 70BI 1312 con/? Xavy rinf. Prire eacll W.^O Misses stylish walkingskirt of excellent qualityPanama; the panel front andside gores are tastefullytrimmed with deep pointedsections, cluster pleats ex-tending below finished withsatin tailored buttons andloops, colors black or na

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glo-ry, awake lute and harp ; n\ ^ttoderato. I my - self will a - wake, a - - wake, I my - :t=^: p-r :=i: =^=2t - - wake, will a wake right ear Set up thy - self, O God, Set up thy - self, O God, a 1 I iT =t e^^ self will a m -#:copyright: =^ wake right r ear 4-e ly- 1 Set up thy - self, O God, Set up thy - self, O God, a 6 6 6 -K-i5- -r^s- dfz self will a - wake right ear - - ly. Set up thy - self, O God, -f I -^t:^ 3t :1!^=i:^ -f-T- :p=P: Set up thy - self, O God, a - :t==t: -#—r 1 - - bove the heavns, and thy glo-ry a - bove all the earth, and thy glo - ry, and thy glo-ry a-bove all the earth. -Ofc-^ T . -, p*. ffc-T 1«». 31 jj l_ IW 1^ P^__/^ I^J 1 :^ ^—^ bove the heavns, and thy glo-ry a - bove all the earth, and thy glo - ry, and thy glo- ry a- bove all the earth. 4 3 _ _ G 1 G m , _ 6^ 6^ 6^ 6^ 7^ 6^ 6 5 i m0zw=^ 1^ :p: :U=^i=:rf: It letz It 3^^ It x^ :]^z±z^ 1 bove the heavns, and tlly glo-ry a-bove all the earth, and thy glo - ry, and thy glo-ry a - bove all the earth. Chorns,

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Year: 1919 (1910s)

Authors: United States. Congress. House. Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce

Subjects: Railroads and state Railroads

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254 RETUKN OF THE RAILROADS TO PRIVATE OWNERSHIP. The Chairman. Have you finished your statement, Mr. Salmon? Mr. Salmon. Yes, sir. Mr. Sims. What you call here a statutory rule of rate making youmust mean a law, an absolute unvarying law and this board, what doyou call it, not the Interstate Commerce Commission, but your com-mission—the transportation board, if the transportation board fixesthe rule as to rates that must be charged in order to make the 6 percent on the property investment account, is it not absolute upon therate-making body to pro\dde rates that will not fall below that forthe traffic district? Mr. Salmon. Answering your question, the conference resolutionasks that the Congress pass a law making it obligatory upon the ratedetermining body that it shall establish rates designed to yield aggre-gate revenue sufficient to produce a net return to the carriers of eachtraffic district amounting to not less than 6 per cent upon the fairvalue of the properties of the carrie

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t year were excellent, and I haveendeavored to put your name before those who use seeds. CHAS M. SEAVEU. Varna, III., March 23, 1876.Dear Sir: I bought my seeds from you last year, and they gave the most perfect satisfac-tion. Find another order inclosed. MRS. S. B. (.REEN. r Midland, Mich.. March 10, 1876.MR. SHUMWAY—Dear Sir: I bought seeds of you two years ago, and never had any better,so I send to you again. W. H. POOR. From the Truth Seeker, Jan. 22, 1876Siicmw ays Illustrated Garden Guide and Seed Catalogue for 187 is upon our table inan enlarged and improved condition. It presents line Illustrations of Vegetables of all kinds,and a large variety of Flowers, with descriptions and the price of seeds of alfkiuds by the pound,ounce and packet*. We have on previous occasions testified from our own knowledge of the highquality oi Shumways seeds. We think there are none better. His prices are reasonable, andmoney can be saved by ordering from him. FLORAL AND GARDEN GUIDE. 35

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Cockscomb. Celosia. Phlox Drummondii. Nora, III., April 1, 1876R. H. SHUMWAY: Send me trie following seeds. Those I bought of you last year werefirst quality. W. THOMPSON. Normandy, Tenn., June 1, 1876.Dear Sir: The seeds I purchased from you this spring have exceeded my expectation. R. C. SPENCER. Muscatine, Iowa, March 15, 1875.MR. SHUMWAY—Dear Sir: Find order for seeds inclosed. Your seeds give good satis-faction, and I am recommending them whenever I have an opportunity. Success to you, as thereis nothing that the farmers are more imposed upon than in baying worthless seeds. SAMUEL SINNETT. Massac Creek, III., March 23, 1876.MR. SHUMWAY: The seeds which I ordered from you came to hand, all right, and morethan I ordered. Thanks for the extras. Hereafter I shall buy all my seeds from you, and advisemy neighbors to do the same. Yours truly, A. B. AGNEW, M. D. Tunnel City, Wis., March 26, 1876.R. H. SHUMWAY—Dear Sir: With pleasure I acknowledge the receipt of my order ofseeds from

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49White, Mrs. E. F., portrait of, 158, 235White, Gleeson, 51White Flag, A, 57, 238Whitehead, S. Taylor, portrait of, 232 278 JOHN PETTIE WhJtehorn, , portrait ofj 251 W]iitehorn, Mrs.^ :^37 Who Cloesf 23!) Who leads a good Life is sure to live ivell, 30, 218Wilkie, Sir D., 184, 188, 192AVilson, James, 21Wiiidus, 14Winn, Charles, xi, 118, 144, 159, IGO, 226, 228, 240, 249Winn, Charles, portrait of, 243Wi7in, The Misses, portrait of, 240Wright, Thomas, portrait of, 258AV^olverhampton Art Gallerv, 77, 220, 222Woman leaning hack in Chair, 261 Wood, Adam, 219, 224 Wordsworths Poems for tlie Young, illustrations to, 54Wo7id went very well then. The, 90, 135, 136, 156, 174, 253Worrall, J., 233Wotton, W. B., 256Wounded Despatch Bearer, The, 219Wyndham, Lady, 251Wyndham, Sir Charles, as David Garrick, 155, 251 Fou7ig Ijzaak Walton, 120, 204, 242Young Laird, The, 120, 144, 242Young Student, The, 24, 26, 195, 215Yuill, W., portrait of, 246 THE END Prmted by R. & R. Clark, Limited, Edinburgh.

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Title: H. R. H., the Prince of Wales; an account of his career, including his birth, education, travels, marriage and home life; and philanthropic, social and political work

Year: 1898 (1890s)

Authors: Lowndes, Marie Belloc, 1868-1947

Subjects: Edward VII, king of Great Britain, 1841-1910

Publisher: New York, D. Appleton and company

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Dean Stanley Fvojj: a Photograph by the Stereoscopic Co. acquisition. They visited the Pyramids together, and then resumedtheir voyage, the Prince characteristically persuading Dr. Stanley to TOUR IN THE EAST 39 read East Lynne, a book which had greatly struck his imagination.When recording the circumstance, Dr. Stanley adds : It is impossible not to like him, and to be constantly with himbrings out his astonishing memory of names and persons. ... Iam more and more struck by the amiable and endearing qualities ofthe Prince. . . . His Royal Highness had himself laid down a rulethat there was to be no shooting to-day (Sunday), and though he

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The Prince of Waless Reception by Said Pacha, Viceroy of Egypt, AT Cairo From the Illustrated London Nenvs was sorely tempted, as we passed flocks of cranes and geese seatedon the bank in the most inviting crowds, he rigidly conformed toit ; a crocodile was allowed to be a legitimate exception, but noneappeared. He sat alone on the deck with me, talking in thefrankest manner, for an hour in the afternoon, and made the mostreasonable and proper remarks on the due observance of Sunday inEngland. A sad event which occurred in March was destined to draw 40 THE PRINCE OF WALES closer together the ties which were now binding His Royal Highnessand his chaplain, for on 23rd March the news was broken to Dr.Stanley that his mother was dead. The Prince of Wales showed thekindest and most tender consideration for his bereaved travellingcompanion, and was much gratified that Dr. Stanley very wiselymade up his mind to continue the journey instead of hurrying homeat once. A few days later the Royal

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Title: The Boston anthem book : being a selection of anthems, collects, mottets, and other set pieces

Year: 1839 (1830s)

Authors: Sclater, Philip Lutley, 1829-1913 Thomas, Oldfield, 1858-1929 Wolf, Joseph, 1820-1899, ill Williams, Alpheus F., former owner. DSI National Zoological Park (U.S.), former owner. DSI Russell E. Train Africana Collection (Smithsonian Institution. Libraries) DSI

Subjects: Anthems Prospers (Liturgy) Motets Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices), Unaccompanied Part songs, English

Publisher: Boston : J. H. Wilkins & R. B. Carter New-York : F. J. Huntington

Contributing Library: Boston Public Library

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Identifier: bookofantelopes22scla

Title: The book of antelopes

Year: 1894 (1890s)

Subjects: Antelopes

Publisher: London : R.H. Porter

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h, 1892. Thehorns measured on the straight 22|- inches, on the curve 24f inches. The other male, which was a smaller animal but had as good horns, andone of the females (the one preserved) were shot on the cliffs north ofKarembwis, Kabwiri, east coast of Lake Mweru, July 27th, 1892. The horns of this male measured on the straight also 22|- inches, on thecurve 24^ inches. The second female I shot for meat on the left bank of the Choma Kiver,about due north of Lake Mweru ya Matipa —the Mweru of Mud, as thenatives know the smaller Lake Mweru to the east of Lake Mweru proper—October 27th, 1892. The skins of these animals subsequently lost much oftheir dark colouring, a considerable quantity of the hair coming out (as itwill do with the very movable coats of Waterbuck) and the remainderbecoming lighter in drying. Our figure of this Waterbuck (Plate XXXIV.) has been taken by Mr. Smitfrom the typical male specimen now in the British Museum. August, 189G. THE BOOK OF ANTE LOPES,PL. XXX\^.

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/.ymz^ cZe^ & Itlk,. Penrices WateTrboicTr^COBXJS T»ETSrTaCEI Fuhlished hyE^ff.Porter. Banharl imp. 113 6i. PENRICES WATERBUCK. COBUS PENEICEI, Eothsch.[PLATE XXXV.] Colus penricei, Eothsch. Nov, Zool. ii. p. 32^ pi. iv. fig. 1 (1895) ; Bryden, Field,vol. Ixxxvii. p. G53 (April 25, 1896). Verxactjlar Name :—Kring-hart of the Trek-Boers of Benguela. Of about the size of C. ellipsiprymmis and its allies (height at shoulders45 inches), but at once distinguishable by its intensely blackish colour.Muzzle whitish; face black, with rufous hairs between the horns. Stripeover eye white. Ears outside rufous brown, with blackish tips and edges,inside white. Sides of face, neck, and body deep brownish black, plentifullyinterspersed with reddish-brown hairs, which are white at the base and givethe eitect of a blue-roan. This colour is more conspicuous on the belly,where the hairs are longer, but much less so on the legs and hind half of theback, which parts are almost uniform brownish black

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Title: The Boston anthem book : being a selection of anthems, collects, mottets, and other set pieces

Year: 1839 (1830s)