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    Marion Balderston reminiscences of George Moore :

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    Women of the South and Their Influence on Our Country

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    Manuscript of an essay written for a United Daughters of Confederacy historical contest. Also included is a facsimile copy, accompanied by a biographical introduction by Jeannie Roberts Blaine.

    mssHM 66138

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    Isaac Asimov manuscripts: short story and essay

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    Two typescripts signed by Asimov. One is a 13-page, undated short story, The Feeling of Power. The other is a 20-page essay, Passing on the Information, concerning DNA and RNA and the work of biochemists Francis Crick and J.D. Watson; the essay is dated 1967.

    mssHM 82731-82732

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    Thomas Hastie Bell documents and writings

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    Includes the following: "Catherine Breshkovsky: a biographical essay;" "Frank Harris: exposé of Harris' villainy;" "Plagiarism by Frank Harris and others: an essay;" "Acknowledgement of funds in discharge of claims on Cesari Reserve Syndicate, Ltd.;" "Document granting power of attorney to Thomas H. Bell's wife Lizze Turner."

    mssHM 37562-37616, 41995-42118, 42277-42350

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    Peter Lassen of California

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    Typewritten manuscript copy of T. Vogel-Jorgensen's essay Peter Lassen of California, translated from the Danish by Helge Norrung and Connie Stroing as a term paper project in 1966, and copied and typed into manuscript form by Linda Bennett and Ettamae Echols as a term paper project in 1967 (both competed for Red Bluff Union High School). The biographical essay takes a favorable view of Lassen and his accomplishments as "the Dane who has left the deepest track in America." The essay traces Lassen's childhood and youth in Denmark, his early years in the United States and move to California, and various incidents relating his experiences and influence in California. It refers to Lassen as a "friend and peacemaker among Indians" and describes "warlike" conditions among California Indians. It concludes by recounting Lassen's death through transcriptions of contemporary newspaper accounts.

    mssHM 78046

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    Love and Friendship : draft of an essay

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    Manuscript (holograph) draft of an essay on "Love" and "Chastity and Sensuality." With two marginal annotations by F. B. Sanborn.

    mssHM 13196