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Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
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Manuscripts
Series of lectures by Dr. Elliot Engel on the topic of Hamlet, given at the Huntington Library.
mssHM 84095
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Manuscripts
Two notebooks and an essay by Margaret Allen. The notebooks contain class notes from a "Greek Tragedy" class and notes about Hamlet. On cover of notebooks: "Stanford Lecture Notebook." The typed essay is entitled "Current History."
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An unfinished piece of mock criticism intended to ridicule the work of contemporary Shakespearean commentators. This manuscript has been bound into a dummy volume of 106 leaves, the majority of the volume is blank; front cover is loose and spine is damaged.
mssHM 589
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Autograph essay by Jan Parandowski about Leonardo da Vinci. The manuscript contains extensive marginalia as well as inline annotations. Text is in Polish, with a brief note in English on enclosure page describing the manuscript and signed by Parandowski.
mssHM 83088
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Manuscript (holograph), some written in pencil, of poems, an essay on "Gratitude" (February 24, 1838), and fragments from a commonplace book.
mssHM 13201
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Written in Montauban, France. The elaborately done title page contains a written note beneath the title which tells the reader that this is a course of study for her that is useful and enjoyable. Ms. Bonnefon introduces her manuscript with a dedication epistle to her father, a point found at the end of the dedication with her signature. The essay starts with a discussion on the sphere/globe and geography of all countries (including Canada and Labrador). There is particular emphasis on Europe and Asia, noting capitals of the individual countries. She also lists main canals, rivers, provinces, and capitals in detail for France. Next sessions are on arithmetic, sphere, astronomy and geography. There is a "Table de matiere ..." after the geogrpahy section for the entire essay. Numerous drawings and diagrams throughout. The last 2 pages of the manuscript contain a song.
mssHM 82556