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Manuscripts
The Hair Trunk; or, The Ideal Commonwealth -- an Extravaganza...: transcription with annotations
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Manuscripts
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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
Two volumes in one slipcase. Manuscript is unfinished.
mssHM 2411
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This material includes both facsimiles and transcriptions. The facsimiles are paper copies made from microfilm by the Huntington Library after the collection was acquired in 1926. The transcriptions were acquired with the original collection and are bound in two large volumes. The transcriptions were created in Spain, sometime in the 19th century, and are generally accurate, although in a few instances the document is described rather than transcribed.
mssPL
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Note: Includes transcription of letter from Rev. Dr. A. Batchelor (Jan. 29). With autograph pencil annotations probably made by Elizabeth Butterworth.
ER 114
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Handwriting specimen of Johann Friedrich Blumenbach, plus accompanying letter and transcript prepared by Blumenbach's son. The five-line handwriting specimen is dated 1834, December 28, and is found on a folded sheet with two pages of writing; two lines of this text are in French and three lines, including Blumenbach's signature, are in German. The specimen is annotated and translated into English by Blumenbach's son and by an unidentified person. The second page of the sheet contains a letter from Blumenbach's son to an unidentified recipient addressed as My dear Sir and dated 1836, April 27, describing the handwriting specimen; this letter is in English. Also contains a one-page undated typed transcription and partial translation of Blumenbach's lines and of the start of the son's letter, as well as biographical information about Blumenbach, prepared by an unidentified person; this page contains annotations in pencil relating to the material's archival location.
mssHM 83022-83023
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(1 p.). Note: a telegram with annotations by Pasteur. Pasteur Library, Series II, 10. Also enclosed: typewritten and photocopied description and transcription (2 p.); Burndy Library paper folder. Subject: Rabies.
mssPasteurcollection
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This is a first draft of the poem, it was later revised and printed under the title: Death, to the Dead for Evermore.
mssHM 2399