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KENNETH A. LOHF is Assistant Librarian of the Special Collections Department of the Columbia University Libraries.

EUGENE P. SHEEHY is a Senior Reference Assistant in the Reference Department of the Columbia University Libraries.

Articles in COLUMBIA LIBRARY C O L U M N S are also indexed (selectively) in LIBRARY LITERATURE.

Columbia Library Columns FALL, I 9 5 I MAY, I 9 6 1

TEN-YEAR INDEX

Covering Volmnes I to X

Part I: Articles

Part II: Illustrations

Published by T H E F R I E N D S OF T H E C O L U M B I A LIBRARIES,

Butler Library, Columbia University, New York 27, New York.

This is an author-subject index, with a separate section for illustrations. Subject headings appear in small capitals; authors' names in lower case; volume numbers are given in Roman numerals; issue numbers and pagination in Arabic. The February, May and November issues are designated

by the abbreviations, F, M, and N.

Part I: Articles

AESOP:

Editor's comment on the Golding manuscript [A niorall fabletalke]. Dallas Pratt. IX 1:24-25 N '59

"A morall fabletalke." William Nelson. IX 1:26-32 N '59

AFGHANISTAN—DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL:

A librarian in Afghanistan. Richard H. Logsdon. IX 1:3-8 N '59

Albertson, Dean. History in the deep-freeze: The story of Columbia's Oral History Project. II 2:2-11 F '53

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF GRAPHIC ARTS:

The "Fifty books" over thirty years. Roland Baughman. Ill 1:16-19

N ' 5 3

AMERICAN LITERATURE—NEW YORK:

Knickerbocker literature in the Benjamin collections. Lewis Leary. IX 2:22-27 F '60

Apter, David E. Lewis Corey; A portrait of an American radical. VIII 2:4-11 F '59

ARCHITECTURE—NEW YORK CITY:

Manhattan cavalcade—1625—1860. James G. Van Derpool. VI 2:26-40

F '57

ASHLAR PRESS:

The enjoyment of types. August Heckscher. I 2:11-16 F '52

ASTRONOMY:

Exploring stars and books. Lloyd Motz. IX 1:16-23 ^ 59

AVERY ARCHITECTURAL LIBRARY:

Chance encounters at Avery. James G. Van Derpool. I i: 18-20 Fall '51 The Francis Henry Lenygon memorial room. James G. Van Derpool.

VII 3: 40-46 M '58

Baer, Helene G. Honor-books—to express appreciation. V 3:10 M ^s^ W e use our Special Collections! IV 3:36-40 M '55

Baker, Carlos. The Pulitzer Prizes: Fiction Awards. VI 3:30-34 M '57

3

4 BANCROFT—Benedict

BANCROFT, FREDERIC:

T h e i r w ine wil l w a r m ; an apprecia t ion of t he Bancrof t bequest . J o h n

Ber the l . I 3:12-16 M '52.

BANCROFT AWARDS:

A n n o u n c e m e n t s of A w a r d w inne r s and speakers at the annual d inners

appeared annual ly in t he M a y issue beg inn ing in 1953

BARNARD, FREDERICK A. P.:

Melvi i D e w e y and the 'Wel les ley half-dozen. ' R a y L. T r a u t m a i i . I l l

2:9-13 F '54

Barre t t , C. W a l l e r . W h a t membersh ip in t he Fr i ends of t he Columbia

Librar ies has m e a n t to me . X 1:11-13 N '60

BARTHOLOMAEUS ANGLICUS:

Columbia 's giant encyclopedia : P l imp ton Manusc r ip t no. 263. Ber tha

M. Fr ick . II 3:8-15 M '53

Barzun, Jacques . T h e significance of l i t e ra ry papers . IX 2:13-17 F '60

Baughman , Roland . C u r r e n t and for thcoming exhibits. I X 3:46-47 M '60

T h e "Fi f ty books" over t h i r t y years . I l l 1:16-19 N '53 T h e John

J a y Paper s : A n open let ter to all fr iends of Columbia Unive r s i ty . V I

i : 3 - 6 N '56 L . F r a n k Baum and the " O z Books." I V 3:15-35 M '55

N o t a b l e purchases . ( A cont inuing series of articles appear ing annual ly

in t he N o v e m b e r issue and conta in ing a r eco rd of par t i cu la r ly im

por t an t purchases ; t he first art icle appeared in t he N o v e m b e r 1958

issue and was enti t led " R e c e n t notable purchases" w i t h a sub-sect ion

b y James G . V a n Derpool , " A v e r y L i b r a r y purchases ." ) O u r

g r o w i n g collections. ( A cont inuing series of articles appear ing in each

issue and conta in ing a record of gifts; t he first art icle appeared in t he

Fall 1951 issue and was ent i t led " A d v e n t u r e s in acquisit ions.") T h e

peccancies of T . J. W i s e , et al.; Some af termaths of t he exposure. I l l

3:12-28 M '54 W a s h i n g t o n ' s manusc r ip t diaries for 1795 and 1798.

I V 2:32-35 F '55 T h e W i z a r d of O z and other books b y Baum;

A centennia l exhibition. V 2:31-32 F '56

BAUGHMAN, ROLAND;

Meet Columbia's supervising librarians! Richard H. Logsdon. V 3:16-

18 M '56

Baum, Joan H., jt. auth. see Gilkes, Lillian

BAUM, L. FRANK:

L. Frank Baum and the "Oz Books." Roland Baughman. IV 3:15-35

M '55 The Wizard of Oz and other books by Baum: A cen

tennial exhibition. Roland Baughman. V 2:31-32 F '56

Benedict, Coleman H. The Olcott Collection of ancient coins. VIII 3:4-10

M '59 (Erratum IX 1:48 N '59)

Benjamin—Buell 5

Benjamin, Mary A. Columbia wakes up! Ill 1:5-15 N '53

B E N J A M I N ( P A R K ) COLLECTION:

Knickerbocker literature in the Benjamin collections. Lewis Leary. IX 2:22-27 F '60

Bentley, Eric. The example of the Comedie Francalse. V 2:3-11 F 's^

BERING, VITUS:

The discovery of the Bering Strait. Valerien Lada-lMocarski. VII 1:25-35 N '57

BERKELEY, GEORGE:

Berkeley and Johnson: The story of a friendship. John M. Cuddihy. Ill 3:3-11 M '54

Berthel, John. Their wine will warm; an appreciation of the Bancroft bequest. I 3:12-16 M '52

Birnbaum, Martin. Arthur Rackham. VI 1:8-16 N 's^

BLACKWELL, ELIZABETH:

Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell on Florence Nightingale. Thomas P. Fleming.

VI 1:37-43 N 's^

Bonnell, Alice H. Saint Tammany and the Tammany Society. IV 2:24-31 F ' ; 5

BOOKBINDING—FRANCE:

The art of the French bookbinder. Elsie Griesbach. IV i: 19-27 N '54

BOOKPLATES;

Ex libris Universitatis Columbiae. Alfred H. Lane. Ill 2:4-7 ^ '54

BOOKS—CARE AND RESTORATION:

Rare books and manuscripts; their care, preservation and restoration. Polly Lada-Mocarski and Laura S. Young. Ill 3:29-30 M '54

BOSWELL, J A M E S :

Dr. Johnson at work: Observations on a Columbia rare book. John L. Mahoney. X 1:20-23 N '60

Boyd, Julian P. The Pulitzer Prizes: Biography Awards. VI 3:38-40 M '57

BRANDER MATTHEWS DRAMATIC M U S E U M ;

Capturing the passing show; Columbia's resources for theatrical research. Henry W. Wells. IX 3:21-28 M '60 The Editor visits the Brander Matthews Dramatic Museum. Dallas Pratt. V 2:17-21

F '55

Brucker, Herbert. The Pulitzer Prizes; Reporting Awards. VI 3:17-18 M

'57

Buell, Gen. Don Carlos. The Battle of Shlloh, or Pittsburg Landing. X 2:7-24 F '61

6 BUELL—CLASSICAL LITERATURE

BUELL, GEN. DON CARLOS:

General Bueli's version of Shiloh. Eric McKitrick. X 2:3-5 ^ '^^

BURGESS LIBRARY:

The Editor visits Burgess Library. Dallas Pratt. II 2:29-31 F '53

Campbell, Oscar J. The Pulitzer Prizes; Drama Awards. VI 3:34-36 M '57

Cane, Melville. John Erskine: An appreciation. VII 1:4-12 N '57

CANE, MELVILLE:

Excerpts from John Erskine's letters to Melville Cane. John Erskine. VII 1:13-17 N '57

CANFIELD, J A M E S H U L M E :

A librarian's creed: James Hulme Canfield. Dorothy Canfield Fisher. II 1:2-12 N '52

Carman, Harry J. The Pulitzer Prizes: History Awards. VI 3:37-38 M '57

Caselli, Aldo. Mozart's librettist-first Professor of Italian at Columbia University. VII 3:21-29 M' 58

CASSINI, GIOVANNI D.:

The Cassini planisphere of 1696. Alexander O. Victor. VIII 1:8-13 N '58 (Erratum VIII 2:46 F '59)

CHAMPFLEURY, JULES:

The notebooks of Champfleury. Jean P. Hytier. IV 1:29-33 N '54

C H I L D R E N ' S HISTORICAL COLLECTION:

Remember Diddie, Dumps and Tot? Darthula Wilcox. IV 3:3-13 M

'55 C H I L D R E N ' S LITERATURE:

Children's literature: A forth-coming exhibition of an unusual collection. John EttUnger. IV 3:41-43 M '55 Remember Diddie, Dumps and Tot? Darthula Wilcox. IV 3:3-13 M ^S5

CHINA—HISTORY:

China's acquaintance with the West. L. Carrington Goodrich. V 1:5-17 N ' 5 5

CHINESE ORACLE BONES:

Chinese oracle bones. L. Carrington Goodrich. VIII 3:11-14 M '59

CLAAR, CHARLES F . ;

Tribute to C. F. Claar. II 3:32 M '53

CLASSICAL LITERATURE:

What attracts classical scholars to a university? Moses Hadas. IX 3:29-32 M '60

CLEMENS—CRANE, HART 7

CLEMENS, SAMUEL L.:

Mark Twain at Barnard College. Lewis Leary. X 3:12-17 M '61

Clifton, Chalmers. The Pulitzer Prizes; Music Awards. VI 3:42-43 M '57 CLINTON, DE W I T T :

The most famous student in Columbia's first class—De Witt Clinton. Vivian C. Hopkins. IX 3:8-13 M '60

COLLINS, W I L L I A M :

Dr. Johnson at work: Observations on a Columbia rare book. John L. A'lahoney. X 1:20-23 N '60

COLUMBIA AUTHORS, I 9 5 1 :

A Columbianthology. Arnold H. Swenson. I 3:17-21 M '52

COLUMBIA LIBRARY COLUMNS:

The typography of the Columns. Dallas Pratt. IX 3:42-43 M '60

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY:

Madame Pandit speaks about Columbia's international role. Vijaya L. Pandit. IV 1:5-8 N '54

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES:

In lltteris llbertas. Harold R. Medina. VII 3:2-13 M '58 Meet Columbia's supervising librarians. Richard H. Logsdon. V 3:11-23 M 's^ Preface by the librarians: Perspective. Richard H. Logsdon. Ill 1:2-4 N '53

COLUMBIANA LIBRARY:

The Editor visits Columbiana. Dallas Pratt. I 3:26-29 M '52

COMEDIE FRANgAISE:

The example of the Comedie Fran9aise. Eric Bentley. V 2:3-11 F '56

CONWAY, MONCURE DANIEL:

Whitman, Emerson and friend. J. V. Ridgely. X 1:15-19 N '60

COOPER, M Y L E S :

Doctor Cooper departs. Dwight C. Miner. I 3:4-11 M '52

COREY, LEWIS:

Lenin and Lewis Corey (Louis Fraina). Leo Gruliow. VIII 2:12-15 F '59 Lewis Corey: A portrait of an American radical. David E. Apter. VIII 2: 4-11 F '59

Cory, Daniel. The "George Santayana Collection." V 2:23-25 F 's6

Crane, Hart. An unpublished Hart Crane poem: The moth that God made blind. X 1:24-26 N '60 (Introductory note by Lewis Leary)

CRANE, HART:

The Hart Crane Collection. Jethro Robinson. IV 2:3-7 ^ 'SS

8 CRANE, STEPHEN—EAST ASIATIC LIBRARY

CRANE, STEPHEN:

Stephen Crane's last novel: The O'Riiddy. Lillian Gilkes and Joan H. Baum. VI 2:41-48 F '57 An unwritten life of Stephen Crane. Daniel G. Hoffman. II 2:12-16 F '53

Cuddihy, John M. Berkeley and Johnson: The story of a friendship. Ill 3:3-11 M '54

Cumming, William W . War posters: The artifacts of behavior. VI 2:3-11

F '57

CUNEIFORM INSCRIPTIONS:

Cuneiform tablets. Isaac Mendelsohn. VIII 3:28-30 M '59

Dallin, Alexander. New tools for the study of Soviet Russia. VIII 2:16-23 F '59 (Includes a translation of an unpublished document signed by B. Z. Kobulov and dated October 19, 1942, p. 23)

Da Ponte, Lorenzo. A sad farewell to my books; Anacreontic (poem in facsimile with prose translation by Luciano Rebay). VII 3:30-33 M '58

DA PONTE, LORENZO:

Mozart's librettist—first Professor of Italian at Columbia University. Aldo Caselli. VII 3:21-29 M '58

Day, John. The Epigraphy Collection. VIII 3:15-16 M '59 Greek papyri. VIII 3:17-20 M '59

DEW^EY, J O H N :

John Dewey's letters to Corinne Chisholm Frost. Corinne C. Frost. IX 2:34-36 F '60 A note on the Dewey-Frost correspondence. James Gutmann. IX 2:32-33 F '60

DEWEY, MELVIL:

Melvii Dewey and the 'Wellesley half-dozen.' Ray L. Trautman. Ill 2:9-13 F '54 More reminiscences of the 'Wellesley half-dozen.' Ill 2:14-17 F '54

Donzelot, Pierre. French universities and the pursuit of freedom. IV i: 9-12 N ' 5 4

Duffy, Edmund. The Pulitzer Prizes; Cartoon Awards. VI 3:24-27 M '57

EAST ASIATIC LIBRARY:

The Editor visits the East Asiatic Library. Dallas Pratt. Ill 1:29-32 N '55 Korean type. Howard P. Linton. Ill 1:33-35 N '53 The University's source of knowledge about China; six centuries of books. Howard P. Linton. V 1:19-25 N '55

EMERSON—FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARIES 9

EMERSON, RALPH WALDO:

Whitman, Emerson and friend. J. V. Ridgely. X i; 15-19 N '60

ENGEL, M R . AND MRS. SOLTON:

The Engel gifts. Richard H. Logsdon. IV 1:34 N '54

EPIGRAPHY COLLECTION:

The Epigraphy Collection. John Day. VIII 3:15-16 M '59

Erskine, John. Excerpts from John Erskine's letters to Melville Cane. \'^n 1:13-17 N '57

ERSKINE, J O H N :

John Erskine: An appreciation. Melville Cane. VII 1:4-12 N '57

Ettlinger, John R. T . Children's literature; A forthcoming exhibition of an unusual collection. IV 3:41-43 M '55

Evans, Austin P. "God Almighty hates a quitter." II 1:13-18 N '52

Everett, Charles W. Mark Van Doren at work. IX 2:18-21 F '60

Fairbridge, Rhodes W . W e read maps. VIII 1:14-21 N '58

" F I F T Y BOOKS OF THE Y E A R " ;

The "Fifty books" over thirty years. Roland Baughman. Ill 1:16-19 N ' 5 3

Finch, James Kip and Talbot F. Hamlin. The Parsons transportation prints.

VII 2:13-24 F '58

Fisher, Dorothy Canfield. A librarian's creed: James Hulme Canfield. II

1:2-12 N '52

Fleming, Thomas P. Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell on Florence Nightingale. VI 1:37-43 N ' 5 6

FLEMING, THOMAS P . :

Meet Columbia's supervising librarians! Richard H. Logsdon. V 3:15-16 M '56

FRAINA, LOUIS SCe COREY, LEWIS

FREUD, SIGMUND:

The Otto Rank Collection, and its relation to Freud and psychoanalysis. Jessie Taft. VII 1:18-23 ^ '57

Frick, Bertha M. Columbia's giant encyclopedia: Plimpton iManuscript no. 263. II 3:8-15 M '53

FRIENDS OF THE COLUMBIA LIBRARIES:

Activities of the Friends; a message from the Chairman. August Heckscher. V 1:37-38 N '55 Announcements and notes on speakers at Friends' meetings appeared regularly in the column "Activities of the Friends" Columbia wakes up! Mary A. Benjamin. Ill

IO FROST—HADAS

1:5-15 N '53 Constitution and by-laws of the Friends of the Columbia Libraries. V 2:33-36 F '56 [An exchange of letters between Grayson Kirk and Dallas Pratt.] I 2:32-33 F '52 Financial reports appeared regularly in the column "Activities of the Friends" [First membership list.] I 1:25-26 Fall '51 Honor-books—to express appreciation. Helene G. Baer. V 3:10 M 's6 The organizing committee and its activities. Merle M. Hoover. I i: 6-8 Fall '51 Preface by the hbrarlans: The greatest gift of all. Carl M. White. Ill i: 1-2 N '53 What membership in the Friends of the Columbia Libraries has meant to me. C. Waller Barrett. X 1:11-13 N '60

Frost, Corinne C. John Dewey's letters to Corinne Chisholm Frost. IX 2:34-36 F '60

FROST, CORINNE C :

A note on the Dewey-Frost correspondence. James Gutmann. IX 2:32-33 F '60

Gilkes, Lillian and Joan H. Baum. Stephen Crane's last novel: The O'Ruddy. VI 2:41-48 F '57

GILKEY, ARTHUR K.;

A living memorial to Arthur Karr Gilkey (1926-1953). Francis O'Leary. IV 2:9-10 F '55

GOLDING, ARTHUR;

Editor's comment on the Golding manuscript [A morall fabletalke]. Dallas Pratt. IX 1:24-25 N '59 "A morall fabletalke." Wilham Nelson. IX 1:26-32 N '59

Goodrich, L. Carrington. China's acquaintance with the West. V 1:5-17 N 'ss Chinese oracle bones. VIII 3:11-14 M '59

GOUDY, FREDERIC W . ;

My life with Goudy. Alice G. Lochhead. I 2:2-10 F '52

Griesbach, Elsie. The art of the French bookbinder. IV 1:19-27 N '54

Gruliow, Leo. Lenin and Lewis Corey (Louis Fraina). VIII 2:12-15 F '59

Gumby, L. S. Alexander. The adventures of my scrapbooks. II 1:19-23 N ' 5 2

Gutmann, James. A note on the Dewey-Frost correspondence. IX 2:32-33 F '6o

Hadas, Moses. What attracts classical scholars to a university? IX 3:29-32 M '60

HAMILTON—ISLAMIC MANUSCRIPTS I I

HAMILTON, ALEXANDER:

Hamilton Papers in the Columbia Libraries. Harold C. Syrett. VI 2:21-25 F ' 5 7 -^ restoration problem at Hamilton Grange. James G. Van Derpool. IV 2:11-23 F '55

Hamlin, Talbot F., jt. auth. see Finch, James Kip

Hathway, Alan. The Pulitzer Prizes: National Reporting Awards. VI 3:18-19 M '57

Heckscher, August. Activities of the Friends; a message from the Chairman. V 1:37-38 N '55 The enjoyment of types. I 2:11-16 F '52

Herbert, John R. The Pulitzer Prizes: International Reporting Awards. VI 3:20-23 M '57

Hoffman, Daniel G. An unwritten life of Stephen Crane. II 2:12-16 F '53

Hohenberg, John. The Pulitzer Prizes, 1917-1957. VI 3:5-13 M '57

Hoover, Merle M. The organizing committee and its activities. I i;6-8 Fall

'51

Hopkins, Vivian C. The most famous student In Columbia's first class— De Wit t Clinton. IX 3:8-13 M '60

HOSACK, DAVID:

A physician of old New York. Dallas Pratt. VI 1:25-30 N ^s^

HOWELLS, W I L L I A M DEAN:

Niagara Revisited. Clara M. Kirk. VII 2:5-12 F '58

Hunningher, Benjamin. Underground press books stir memories. VIII 3:37-38 M ' 59

Hyde, Mary C. Two distinguished Dr. Johnsons. X 3:3-10 M '61

Hytier, Jean P. The notebooks of Champfleury. IV 1:29-33 N '54 (Translated by Richard T. Arndt)

IMAGINARY VOYAGES;

Early space-travellers. Marjorie H . Nicolson. IX 1:9-15 N '59

IRVING, WASHINGTON:

Alma mater to "Geoffrey Crayon." Andrew B. Myers. IX 2:28-31 F '60 Washington Irving's Moorish manuscript; a Columbia rediscovery. Andrew B. Myers. VIII 1:22-29 N '58

ISLAMIC MANUSCRIPTS:

Islamic manuscripts in the Columbia Libraries. A. Suheyl Cnver. VIII 3:31-55 M '59

12 JAY—Lada-Mocarski, Polly

JAY, JOHN: The John Jay Papers. Richard H. Logsdon. VII 1:37 N '57 The

John Jay Papers; An open letter to all friends of Columbia University'. Roland Baughman. VI 1:3-6 N '56 Putting the John Jay Papers to work. Richard B. Morris. IX 3:3-7 M '60

JOHNSON, SAMUEL, 1696-I772:

Berkeley and Johnson: The story of a friendship. John M. Cuddihy. Ill 3:3-11 M '54

Johnson, Samuel, 1709-1784. Letter to William Samuel Johnson, 4 March 1773. X 3:11 M '61

JOHNSON, SAMUEL, 17O9-1784:

Dr. Johnson at work; Observations on a Columbia rare book. John L. Mahoney. X 1:20-23 ^ '^^ Two distinguished Dr. Johnsons. Mary C. Hyde. X 3:3-10 M '61

JOHNSON, WILLIAM SAMUEL:

Letter to William Samuel Johnson from Samuel Johnson, 4 March 1773. X 3:11 M '61 Two distinguished Dr. Johnsons. Mary C. Hyde. X 3:3-10 M '61

[Julius Caesar Exhibit.] V 3:24 M '56

KEMP, ERLE P.: Meet Columbia's supervising librarians. Richard H. Logsdon. V

3:19-20 M '56

Kibre, Pearl. The University of Paris and the Stationarii in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. IV 1:13-18 N '54

KILROE COLLECTION:

Saint Tammany and the Tammany Society. Alice H. Bonnell. IV 2:24-31 F ' 5 5

KING'S COLLEGE ROOM:

The King's College Room. Edmund A. Prentis. X 2:37-43 ^ ^^^

Kirk, Clara M. Niagara Revisited. VII 2:5-12 F '58

Kirk, Grayson. The fortieth anniversary of the Pulitzer Prizes. VI 3:4 M '57 University libraries are part of the nation's strength. I 1:5 Fall '51

Klyman, Julius. The Pulitzer Prizes: Photography Awards. VI 3:28-30 M'57

Kobulov, B. Z. see Dallin, Alexander

Lada-Mocarski, Polly and Laura S. Young. Rare books and manuscripts: their care, preservation and restoration. Ill 3:29-30 M '54

Lada-Mocarski, Valerien—Logsdon 13

Lada-Mocarski, Valerien. The discovery of the Bering Strait. VII 1:25-35

N ' 5 7

Lane, Alfred H. Ex libris Universitatis Columbiae. Ill 2:4-7 ^ '54

Latimore, Sarah Briggs. Building the Arthur Rackham Collection. VI i; 17-24 N '56

LAW LIBRARY:

The Editor visits the Law Library. Dallas Pratt. II 3:26-29 M '53

Leary, Lewis. Knickerbocker literature in the Benjamin collections. IX 2:22-27 F '"̂ o Mark Twain at Barnard College. X 3:12-17 M '61 see also Crane, Hart

Lenin, Vladimir Il'ich. Lenin sends directions to the Bolshevist underground. II 2:22-24 F '53 (English translation of a letter, ca. summer 1914)

L E N I N , VLADIMIR I L ' I C H :

Lenin and Lewis Corey (Louis Fraina). Leo Gruliow. VIII 2:12-15

F '59

LENYGON, FRANCIS HENRY:

The Francis Henry Lenygon memorial room. James G. Van Derpool. VII 3; 40-46 M'58

Lerner, Edward W . Richard Wagner's apostle to America—Anton Seldl (1850-1898). VIII 2:24-32 F '59

LIBRARIES, UNIVERSITY:

University libraries are indispensable. Carl M. White. I 2:17-21 F '52 University libraries are part of the nation's strength. Grayson Kirk. I i : 5 F a i r 5 i

Linton, Howard P. Korean type. Ill 1:33-35 N '53 The University's source of knowledge about China; six centuries of books V 1:19-25

N ' 5 5

LITERARY RESEARCH:

The significance of literary papers. Jacques Barzun. IX 2:13-17 F '60

Lochhead, Alice G. My life with Goudy. I 2:2-10 F '52

LODGE (GONZALEZ) COLLECTION:

What attracts classical scholars to a university? Moses Hadas. IX 3:29-32 M '60

Logsdon, Richard H. The Engel gifts. IV 1:34 N '54 The John Jay Papers. VII i: 37 N '57 A librarian in Afghanistan. IX i: 3-8 N '59 Meet Columbia's supervising librarians! V 3:11-23 M '$6 Preface by the librarians: Perspective. Ill 1:2-4 N '53

14 LOGSDON—Mosely

LOGSDON, RICHARD H.:

The Editor visits the Director of Libraries. Dallas Pratt. IV 2:37-39

F'55

McAleer, Helen E. A family portrait of "U. D." X 3:19-35 M '61

McGill, Ralph. The Pulitzer Prizes: Editorial Awards. VI 3:23-24 M '57

McKitrick, Eric. General Bueli's version of Shiloh. X 2:3-5 F '61

Mahoney, John L. Dr. Johnson at work: Observations on a Columbia rare

b o o k . X 1 : 2 0 - 2 3 - ^ '"^0

iMangravite, Peppino G. The art of the war poster—an index of American taste. VI 2:12-20 F '57

MAP COLLECTION:

The Cassini planisphere of 1696. Alexander O. Victor. VIII 1:8-13 N '58 (Erratum VIII 2:46 F '59) From sea-serpents to science: The Editor visits the Historical Map Collection. Dallas Pratt. VIII 1:3-7 N '58 W e read maps. Rhodes W. Fairbridge. VIII 1 : 1 4 - 2 1 N ' 5 8

MATTHEWS, BRANDER:

Epitaph for Brander Matthews. Milton Smith. \'̂ 2:13-16 F '55

M A Y O R ' S C O U R T PAPERS:

The Salzer Collection of Mayor's Court Papers. Richard B. Morris. VII 3:14-20 M '58

MEDICAL LIBRARY:

The Editor visits the Medical Library. Dallas Pratt. H 1:28-30 N '52

Medina, Harold R. In litteris llbertas. VII 3:2-13 M '58

Mendelsohn, Isaac. Cuneiform tablets. VIII 3:28-30 M '59

Miner, Dwight C. Doctor Cooper departs. I 3:4-11 M '52

MIXER, CHARLES W . :

Meet Columbia's supervising librarians. Richard H. Logsdon. V 3:21-22 M '56

MORRIS, GOUVERNEUR:

The Gouverneur Morris Collection. Richard B. Morris. V 1:27-31 N '55

Morris, Richard B. The Gouverneur Morris Collection. V 1:27-31 N '55 Putting the John Jay Papers to work. IX 3:3-7 M '60 The Salzer Collection of Mayor's Court Papers. VII 3:14-20 M '58

Mosely, Philip E. Columbia's dynamic archive of Russian history and culture. VII 2:32-36 F '58 Columbia's new treasure-house of Russian history. II 2:17-21 F '53

M o t z — P A P Y R U S COLLECTION 15

Motz, Lloyd. Exploring stars and books. IX 1:16-23 ^ 59

Mudge, Isadore G. "A spot of brightness." IX 3:14-20 M '60

M^UDGE, ISADORE G.:

"God Almighty hates a quitter." Austin P. Evans. II 1:13-18 N '52

Myers, Andrew B. Alma mater to "Geoffrey Crayon." IX 2:28-31 F '60 Washington Irving's Moorish manuscript; a Columbia rediscovery. VIII 1:22-29 N '58

NEGROES:

The adventures of my scrapbooks. L. S. Alexander Gumby. II i: 19-

23 N '52

Nelson, William. "A morall fabletalke." IX i: 26-32 N '59

N E W YORK CITY. M A Y O R ' S COURT:

The Salzer Collection of Mayor's Court Papers. Richard B. Morris. VII 3; 14-20 M '58

Nicolson, Marjorie H. Early space-travellers. IX 1:9-15 N '59

NIGHTINGALE, FLORENCE:

Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell on Florence Nightingale. Thomas P. Fleming. VI 1:37-43 N 's6

OLCOTT COLLECTION OF ANCIENT COINS:

The Olcott Collection of Ancient Coins. Coleman H. Benedict. VIII 3: 4-10 M '59 (Erratum IX 1:48 N '59)

0'Lear}% Francis. A living memorial to Arthur Karr Gilkev(i926-i953). IV 2:9-10 F '55

ORAL HISTORY RESEARCH OFFICE:

History in the deep-freeze: The story of Columbia's Oral History Project. Dean Albertson. II 2:2-11 F '53

OSTRACA:

Coptic ostraca. A. Arthur Schiller. VIII 3:24-27 M '59

Pandit, Vijaya Lakshmi. Madame Pandit speaks about Columbia's international role. IV 1:5-8 N '54

Paolucci, Louis. Concerning the Italian collection. VII 3:34-39 M '58

PAPYRUS COLLECTION:

Coptic papyri. A. Arthur Schiller. VIII 3:21-23 M '59 Greek papyri. John Day. VIII 3:17-20 M '59

16 PARIS—Pra t t

PARIS. UNIVERSITE:

The University of Paris and the Stationarii in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. Pearl Kibre. IV 1:13-18 N '54

PARSONS, WILLIAM BARCLAY:

The Parsons transportation prints. James Kip Finch and Talbot F. Hamlin. VII 2; 13-24 F '58

PARSONS PRINT COLLECTION:

The Parsons transportation prints. James Kip Finch and Talbot F. Hamlin. VII 2:13-24 F '58

PATERNO LIBRARY:

Concerning the Italian collection. Louis Paolucci. VII 3:34-39 M '58

PETER I, THE GREAT:

The discovery of the Bering Strait. Valerien Lada-Mocarski. VII 1:25-35 N '57

Plimpton, Francis T. P. The Plimpton Library. X 2:25-36 F '61 The wide-ranging collector; George Arthur Plimpton. X 1:3-10 N '60

PLLMPTON, GEORGE A.:

The wide-ranging collector: George Arthur Plimpton. Francis T. P. P l i m p t o n . X 1 : 3 - 1 0 N ' 6 0

PLIMPTON COLLECTION:

Columbia's giant encyclopedia; Plimpton Manuscript no. 263. Bertha M. Frick. II 3:8-15 M '53 Cuneiform tablets. Isaac iMendel-sohn. VIII 3:28-30 M '59 The Plimpton Library. Francis T. P. Plimpton. X 2:25-36 F '61 What attracts classical scholars to a university? Moses Hadas. IX 3:29-32 M '60

POSTERS;

The art of the war poster—an index of American taste. Peppino G. Mangravite. VI 2:12-20 F '57 War posters: The artifacts of behavior. William W. Cumming. VI 2:3-11 F '57

Pratt, Dallas. Books as living memorials. Ill 2:1-3 F '54 Burning the books. II 3:1 M '5 3 "Can these bones live?" VIII 3; 3 M '59 The Editor learns how librarians are made. Ill 2:28-30 F '54 The Editor visits Burgess Library. II 2:29-31 F '53 The Editor visits Columbiana. I 3:26-29 M '52 The Editor visits Special Collections. 1 2:28-31 F '52 The Editor visits the Brander Matthews Dramatic Museum. V 2:17-21 F '55 The Editor visits the Director of Libraries. IV 2:37-39 F ^SS The Editor visits the East Asiatic Library. Ill 1:29-32 N '53 The Editor visits the Law Library. II 3:26-29 M '53 TheEditorvIsitstheMedicalLibrary.il 1:28-50 N'52 Editor's comment on the Golding manuscript [A morall fabletalke]. IX 1:24-25 N '59 Friendship without a price tag. I 2: i F '52 From sea-serpents

http://TheEditorvIsitstheMedicalLibrary.il

Prentis—Robinson 17

to science: The Editor visits the Historical Map Collection. VIII 1:3-7 N '58 History-makers on the campus. II 2: i F '53 A library is people.II 1:1 N '52 Marco Polo, Mr. Gladstone, and other Buddhas. V 1:3 N '55 A-loncrieffe's stockings. I 3:3 M '52 A physician of old New York. VI 1:25-30 N ^s*^ The pursuit of freedom. IV 1:3 N '54 Records of a friendship. VII 1:3 N '57 The typography of the Columns. IX 3:42-43 M '60 The vanishing art of railway travel. VII 2:3 F '58 The vicissitudes of books. HI 3:1 M '54 Windows to the East. VIII 2:3 F '59 see also Wells, Henry W.

Prentis, Edmund A. The King's College Room. X 2:37-43 F '61

PRICE, MILES o . :


PRINTING—KOREA:

Korean type. Howard P. Linton. Ill 1:33-35 N '53

Pulitzer, Joseph, Jr. The fortieth anniversary of the Pulitzer Prizes. VI 3:3 M'57

PULITZER PRIZE AWARDS:

[Pulitzer Prize i,ssue.] VI 3:1-46 M '57 Pulitzer Prizes in Letters. [A listing of the winners of the Fiction, Drama, and Poetry Awards, 1917-1957.] VI 3:43-46 M '57

RACKHAM, ARTHUR:

Arthur Rackham. Martin Birnbaum. VI 1:8-16 N '56 Building the Arthur Rackham Collection. Sarah B. Latimore. VI 1:17-24 N '56

RAILROADS—HISTORY—SOURCES:

Railway material in the Columbia Libraries. Ernest W. Williams, Jr. VII 2:25-31 F '58 (Erratum VII 3:56 M '58)

RANK, OTTO:

The Otto Rank Collection, and its relation to Freud and psychoanalysis. Jessie Taft. VII 1:18-23 '^' '57

Rebay, Luciano, tr. see Da Ponte, Lorenzo

REFERENCE DEPARTMENT:

"A spot of brightness." Isadore G. Mudge. IX 3:14-20 M '60

Ridgely, J. V. Whitman, Emerson and friend. X 1:15-19 N '60 (Contains a reprint of Ralph W. Emerson's letter to WaltWhitman, dated 21 July •855)

Robinson, Jethro. The Hart Crane Collection. IV 2:3-7 F '55

18 RUSSIA—SOMERVILLE

RUSSIA—HISTORY—SOURCES:

New tools for the study of Soviet Russia. Alexander Dallin. VIII 2: r6-23 F '59

RUSSIAN AND EAST EUROPEAN ARCHIVE:

Columbia's dynamic archive of Russian history and culture. Philip E. Mosely. VII 2:32-36 F '58 Columbia's new treasure-house of Russian history. Philip E. Mosely. II 2:17-21 F '53

SALZER, B E N J A M I N ;

The Salzer Collection of Mavor's Court Papers. Richard B. Morris. VII 3:14-20 M '58

SANTAYANA, GEORGE:

The "George Santayana Collection." Daniel Cory. V 2:23-25 F 's^

Schiller, A. Arthur. Coptic ostraca. VIII 3:24-27 M '59 Coptic papyri. VIII 3:21-23 M'59

SCHOOL OF LIBRARY SERVICE LIBRARY:

The Editor learns how librarians are made. Dallas Pratt. Ill 2:28-30 F

'54

SEIDL, ANTON:

Richard Wagner's apostle to America—Anton Seidl (1850-1898). Edward W. Lerner. VIII 2:24-32 F '59

SHANK, RUSSELL:


SHILOH, BATTLE OF:

The Battle of Shiloh, or Pittsburg Landing. Gen. Don Carlos Buell. X 2:7-24 F '61 General Bueli's version of Shiloh. Eric McKitrick. X 2:3-5 F '61

SMITH, DAVID EUGENE:

A family portrait of "U. D." Helen E. McAleer. X 3:19-35 ^ '̂ ^

SMITH (DAVID EUGENE) COLLECTION:

Islamic manuscripts in the Columbia Libraries. A Suheyl Onver. VIII 3:31-35 M'59

Smith, iMilton. Epitaph for Brander Matthews. V 2:13-16 F '55

SOMERVILLE, RANDOLPH:

Capturing the passing show: Columbia's resoutces for theatrical research. Henry W. Wells. IX 3:21-28 M '60

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS—Van D c T p O o l 19

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS DEPARTMENT:

The Editor visits Special Collections. Dallas Pratt. I 2:28-31 F '52 W e use our Special Collections! Helene G. Baer. IV 3:36-40 M'55

Storm, Colton. The friendly libraries: [The William Wilson Papers at the University of Michigan.] H 3:2-7 M '53

Swenson, Arnold H. A Columbianthology. I 5:17-21 M '52

Syrett, Harold C. Hamilton Papers in the Columbia Libraries. VI 2:21-25

F ' 5 7

Taft, Jessie. The Otto Rank Collection, and its relation to Freud and psychoanalysis. VII 1:18-23 N '57

T A M M A N Y SOCIETY:

Saint Tammany and the Tammany SocietJ^ Alice H. Bonnell. IV 2:24-31 F 'sS

TERRY, ALTHA E.:

Meet Columbia's supervising librarians! Richard H. Logsdon. V 3 : 2 0 - 2 1 M ^s^

THEATER—HISTORY—SOURCES:

Capturing the passing show: Columbia's resources for theatrical research. Henry W . Wells. IX 3:21-28 M '60

TRAN SPORT ATION—HISTORY:

The Parsons transportation prints. James Kip Finch and Talbot F. Hamlin. VII 2:13-24 F '58

Trautman, Ray L. Melvii Dewey and the 'Wellesley half-dozen.' Ill 2:9-13 F '54

UNDERGROUND LITERATURE:

Underground press books stir memories. Benjamin Hunningher. VIII 3:37-38 M'59

UNIVERSITIES—FRANCE:

French universities and the pursuit of freedom. Pierre Donzelot. IV 1:9-12 N '54

Untermeyer, Louis. The Pulitzer Prizes: Poetry Awards. VI 3:40-42 M '57

Unver, A. Suheyl. Islamic manuscripts in the Columbia Libraries. VIII 3:31-35 M '59

Van Derpool, James G. Chance encounters at Avery. I 1:18-20 Fall '51 The Francis Henry Lenygon memorial room. VII 3:40-46 M '58

2 0 VAN D E R P O O L — W i g g i n s

Manhattan cavalcade—1625-1860. VI 2:26-40 F '57 A restoration problem at Hamilton Grange. IV 2:11-23 F 's5 ^^^ ^^^^ Baughman, Roland

VAN DERPOOL, J A M E S G.:


Van Doren, Mark. I found myself In a library. I i: 2-4 Fall '51 Why I am presenting my papers to Columbia. IX 2:3-6 F '60

VAN DOREN, MARK:

Mark Van Doren at work. Charles W. Everett. IX 2:18-21 F '60

Victor, Alexander O. The Cassini planisphere of 1696. VIII 1:8-13 N '58 (Erratum VIII 2:46 F '59)

WAGNER, RICHARD:

Richard Wagner's apostle to America—Anton Seidl (1850-1898). Edward W. Lerner. VIII 2:24-32 F '59

WASHINGTON, GEORGE:

Washington's manuscript diaries for 1795 and 1798. Roland Baughman. IV 2:32-35 F '55

Webster, Jerome P. The story of a plastic surgery library. I 1:9-17 Fall '51

WEBSTER LIBRARY OF PLASTIC SURGERY:

The Story of a plastic surgery library. Jerome P. Webster. I 1:9-17 Fallal

SVELLESLEY H A L F - D O Z E N ' :

Melvii Dewey and the 'Wellesley half-dozen.' Ray L. Trautman. Ill 2:9-13 F '54 More reminiscences of the 'Wellesley half-dozen.' Ill 2:14-17 F '54

Wells, Henry W. Capturing the passing show: Columbia's resources for theatrical research. IX 3:21-28 M '60

and Dallas Pratt. Spirits, poets and poetry in the Thomas S. Jones Collection. II 2:16-20 Ai '53 (Unsigned)

White, Carl M. Introduction [to the Columns]. I 1:1 Fall '51 Preface bv the hbrarians: The greatest gift of all. Ill 1:1-2 N '53 University libraries are indispensable too. I 2:17-21 F '52

W H I T M A N , WALT:

Whitman, Emerson and friend. J. V. Ridgely. X i: 15-19 N '60

Wiggins, J. Russell. The Pulitzer Prizes: Public Service Awards. VI 3:13-15 M '57

Wilcox-Young 2 r

Wilcox, Darthula. Remember Diddie, Dumps and Tot? IV 3:3-13 M '55

Williams, Ernest W., Jr. Railway material in the Columbia Libraries. VII 2:25-31 F '58 (Erratum VII 3:56 M '58)

W I L L U M S O N , WILLIAM L.:


WILSON, WILLIAM:

The friendly libraries: [The William Wilson Papers at the University of Michigan.] Colton Storm. II 3:2-7 M '53

WISE, THOMAS J . :

The peccancies of T. J. Wise, et al: Some aftermaths of the exposure. Roland Baughman. Ill 3:12-28 M '54

Wouk, Herman. On being put under glass. V 3:3-9 M 's^

Young, Laura S., jt. auth. see Lada-Mocarski, Polly

Part II: Illustrations

AESOP: Woodcut from the 1496 edition of the Fables. IX 1:29 N ' 5 9

ALEICHEM, SHOLOM: Photograph of centennial exhibit. VIII 3:44 M '59

ARCHITECTURE: Drawings of New York City architecture. VI

2:34-35- 37. 39 F '57 A R C H I T E C T U R E — N E W YORK CITY:

Drawings of selected buildings. 1625-1860. VI 2:34-35, 37i 39 F

'57

BARTHOLOMAEUS ANGLICUS: I n d e x

page from The Properties of Thi?igs. II 3:11 ]V[ '53

BAUM, L. FRANK: Signed photograph. IV 3:14 M ̂ ^5

BERING, VITUS: Portrait. VII 1:28 N ' 5 7

BERKELEY, GEORGE: Portrait b)' John Smibert. Ill 3:2 M '54

BIBLE: Photograph of English Polyglot Bible (1657) edited by Brian Walton. V 3:30 M '56

BLACKWELL ELIZABETH: Portrait. VI 1:38 N '56

BOOKBINDING: Examples of French bindings. IV 1:21, 22, 25, 26 N '54; Latin Bible bound for Pope PaulIV, C.1555. VIII i :49N'58

BOOKPLATES: Columbia bookplates. Ill 2:2, 4, 5, 7 F '54; Examples

2;

from Columbia collection. 13:2, 29 M '52

BOSWELL, JAMES: Inscription to Samuel Johnson on flyleaf of The Poems of William Collins. X 1:21 N '60

BRANDER MATTHEWS DRAMATIC M U

S E U M : E x h i b i t s . V 2 : 1 8 , 2 0 F

'56 BUELL, GENERAL DON CARLOS; P h o t o

graph. X 2:21 F '61 BURGESS, GELETT: Original sketch

of the "Purple cow." Ill i: 25 N

'53

CASA ITALIANA: P h o t O g t a p h . V I I

3:37 M'58 CHAMPKLEURY, JULES: Portrait.

IV 1:28 N ' 5 4 CHILDREN'S LITERATURE: Illustra

tions, sample pages, and bindings of books for young people. IV 3:4, 6, 9, 11 M '55

CHINESE ART: Rubblug from the tomb of Emperor T'ang T'ae-tsung. VIII 2:38 F '59

CHURCHILL, WINSTON: Letter to Edward VII, c. 1909. X i: 30 N '60

CLEMENS, SAMUEL L.: Photograph with Dorothy Quick. X 3:16 M '61

CLINTON, DE WITT: Portrait. IX 3:9 M '60

5

2 4 COINS—HUGO

COINS: R o m a n coins. VI I I 3:2, 6

M '59; E r r a t u m IX 1:48 N '59

COLUMBIA LiisRARY COLUMNS: A w a r d

of special meri t . IX 2:47 F '60

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES:

Photograph of 49th Street cam

pus. I l l 2:18 F '54; Photographs ,

in ter ior views. I l l 2:19 F '54;

Photographs of supervising li

brar ians. V 3:11, 13, 14, 16, 17,

18, 19, 20, 22 M 's^

COMEDIE FRANgAISE: Scenes from

Le Bourgeois GentHhomme. V

2 :2 ,8 F ' 5 6

CONWAY, MONCURE D.: Pho to

graph . X 1:14 N '60

CORDOBA, SPAIN: Photograph of the

inter ior of t he great Mosque .

VI I I 1:23 N '58

COREY, LEWIS: Pho tog taph . V I I I

2:5 F '59

cox, PALMER: Sketch for The

Brownies Through the Union.

I l l 3:34 M ' 5 4

CRANE, HART: Photog taphs of

H a r t , Clarence A., and G r a c e

H a r t Crane . I V 2:2 F '55

CRANE, STEPHEN: Adver t i s ing pos

te r for The O^Ruddy. V I 2:42

F '57; Au tog raphed p rog ram of

The Ghost. II 2:14 F '53; Por

t ra i t by C. K. Linson. V I 1:44

N 's^ CUNEIFORM INSCRIPTIONS: P l i m p

ton table t 322. VIII 3:29 M '59

DA PONTE, LORENZO: Maousc r lp t

of " A Sad Farewel l to M y

Books." V I I 3:31, 33 M '58;

Por t ra i t . V I I 3:23 M '58

DEWEY, MELVIL: P h o t O g t a p h . I l l

2:8 F ' 5 4

DUANE, JAMES: Portrai t . V I I 3:19

M ' 5 8

E.viF.RSON, RALPH w . : Pho tograph

X 1:14 N '60

EPIGRAPHY: R o m a n inscript ion,

c. 100 A.D. V I I I 3:16 M '59

ERSKINE, JOHN: Photograph . VII 1:2 N ' 5 7 ; Pho tograph w i t h

F rank D . Fackenthal , Melville

Cane, and Oscar J. Campbel l .

V I I 1:12 N ' 5 7

FEDERALIST, THE: Pho tograph of first

edition, 1788. V 3:28 M '56 FRANKLIN, B E N J A M I N : L e t t e r tO

Samuel Johnson (1696-1772),

O c t . 27, 1753. I l l 1:12 N '53

FUKUDA, BISEN: Pho tograph of

four scrolls presented to East

Asiatic L ibra ry . IX 3:37 M '60

GILKEY, ARTHUR KARR: Pho to

graph . I V 2:8 F '55

GODWIN, FRANCIS: Il lusttatlon f rom

The Man in the Moone, 1638.

IX 1:12 N ' 5 9

HAMILTON GRANGE: Photographs ,

sketches, floor plans. I V 2:13,

14, 16-20 F '55

HEALY, G. P. A.: " T h e Peace M a k

ers," a painting. X 2:2 F '61

HORNBOOKS: Examples f rom t h e

Columbia collection. X 2:28, 30

F '61

HOSACK, DAVID: " D r . H o s a c k and Friends in the Elgin G a r d e n s " ;

a mura l b y F . S. Bradford. V I

1:26 N ' 5 6 HOWELLS, WILLIAM DEAN: I l l u S -

t rat ions from Niagara Revisited.

V I I 2:4, 9 F '58

HUGO, HERMAN: Il lustration f rom

Pia Desideria, 1645. I X 1:10 N

'59

IRVING—MAPS 2 5

IRVING, WASHINGTON: Ti t le -pageof

T . W i l k e s ' A General View of

the Stage w i t h I rving 's auto

graph . X 3:39 M '61

ISLAMIC MANUSCRIPTS: K o r a n , N a -

skhi script , i 8 th c e n t u r y ( ? ) .

V I I I 3:32 M '59; Shi 'ah p rayers ,

1831 A.D. X 1:34 N '60

JAY, JOHN: H o l o g r a p h copy of

King ' s College bill of fare. I l l

3:8 M '54; Le t t e r to R o b e r t

Morr i s , A u g . 23, 1777. X 2:44

F ' 61 ; Pa in t ing ( b y Benjamin

W e s t ) of A m e r i c a n Peace Com

missioners in Paris . V I I i : 36 N

'57 JOHNSON, SAMUEL (1696- I772) :

Por t ra i t . I l l 3:10 M '54; T i t l e -

page of his Elementa Philos-

ophica, 1752. I l l 1:14 N '53

JOHNSON, SAMUEL (1709-1784) :

E n g r a v i n g of Johnson in t ravel

l ing dress. X 3:2 M ' 6 1 ; Le t t e r

to W i l l i a m Samuel Johnson.

X 3:7, 9 M '61

JOHNSON, WILLIAM SAMUEL: Por

t ra i t b y T h o m a s M c l l w o r t h . X

3:5 M '61

JOHNSTON, ENOS M.I P l l O t O g t a p h

w i t h R icha rd H . Logsdon. V I I

3:8 M '58

JONES, THOMAS s.: " O c c u p i c d the

land of Canaan" : an example of

automat ic wr i t ing . H 3:18 M

'53 J U L I U S CAESAR EXHIBIT: P h o t O g T a p l l

w i t h Gi lbe r t H I g h e t and Moses

H a d a s . V 3:24 M 's^

KEPLER, JOHANNES: Ftont l sp iece

f rom Tabulae Rudolphinaej

1627. I X 1:17 N '59

KHAYYAM, OMAR: Il lustration from

D . E . Smith 's version of The

Rubdiyat. X 3:28 M '61

KING, WiLLARD V.: Pl iotograph.

VI 2:49 F'57 K I N G ' S COLLEGE ROOM: P h o t O -

graphs . X 2:38, 40-41 F '61

Koo, WELLINGTON: Pho tograph

w i t h G r a y s o n K i r k and H u

S h i h . V i : 2 o N ' 5 5 KRASHENINNIKOV, STEPAX P . : l U u S -

t ra t ion f rom first Russian edi

t ion of Description of Kam

chatka, 1755. V I I 1:32 N '57

LACLOS, cHODERLos DE: T i t l e page

f rom second pa r t of Les Liai

sons Dangereuses. IX 1:37 N

'59

LANA, FRANCESCO: Sketch of an air

ship, 1670. I X 1:14 N '59

LAUFER, BERTHOLD: Il lustrations

f rom "Chris t ian A r t in China ,"

1910. V 1:4, 9 N ^ss

LE MOYNE, JACOB: E n g r a v i n g

from A Brief Narrative. V I I I

1:2 N '58

LENIN, VLADIMIR IL ' ICH: A u t o

g raph let ter to G . L. Shklovsky,

c. 1914. II 2:22 F '53; Por t ra i t b y

Jules Pe rah im. V I I I 2:13 F '59

LENYGONMEM:ORIAL ROOM: Pho to -

graphs . V I I 3:42-43 M '58

LINCOLN, ABRAHAM: Le t t e r to

P a r k Benjamin, N o v . 19, i860.

1 X 2 : 2 5 F '60 LOGSDON, RICHARD H. : P h o t O g t a p h .

I V 2:36 F '55; Pho tograph w i t h

T o o r y a l a y E t e m a d i and M o

h a m m e d Asghar . IX i : 2 N '59

MANHATTAN ISLAND: P r o t o t y p e

v iew, C.1650. V I 2:29 F '57

M A P S : Bering's rou te . V I I 1:29,

34 N '57 ( E r r a t u m V I I 3:56 M

'58) ; G . D . Cassini's p lani

sphere map , 1696. V I I I 1:9 N

MATTHEWS—SANTAYANA

'58; Inflated rubber relief map

of the world. VIII 1:20 N '58;

J. Oliva's portolan manuscript

chart of the western Mediter

ranean, C.I590. VIII 1:5 N '58;

Tartary, from Ortellus' Thea-

trum Or bis Terrariim. V i: 18

N ' 5 5 MATTHEWS, BRANDER: ClaSSTOOm

photograph. V 2:12 F '56

MORRIS, GOUVERNEUR: Portrait at

tributed to Ezra Ames. V 1:26

N ' 5 5 MOZART, WOLFGANG A.: Page from

original score of Cosi Fan

Tutte. VII 3:23 M '58; Title-

page from score for Don Gio

vanni, 1801. IX 3:26 M '60

MUDGE, ISADORE G.: Photograph.

IX 3:17 M '60

PICASSO, PABLO: Illustrations for

Balzac's Le Chef d^Oeuvre In-

connu. X i: 28 N '60

PLIMPTON, GEORGE A.: PhotOgtaph.

X 1:2 N '60

POLO, MARco: Frontispiece from

the Voyages, 1477. IX 3:2 M

'60; Statue in Monas te ry of t he

Jade G r e e n Clouds, Peking. V

1:2 N 'ss

POSTERS: W o r l d W a r s I and II

posters. V I 2:2, 7-8, n , 15-16,

18-19 F '57

PULITZER FAMILY: Photograph of

Joseph Puli tzer , Joseph Puli tzer

IV , and Joseph Puli tzer , J r . VI

3:2 M '57

PULITZER PRIZES: Cartoous and

photographs . VI 3:9-10, 14, 16,

26-27, 29> 35 M '57

NIGHTINGALE, FLORENCE: Photo

graph . V I 1:40 N '56

ORACLE BONES: V I I I 3:13 F '59

OSTRACA: Coptic ostracon. VI I I

3:25 M '59

PANDIT, VIJAYA L.: Photograph

with Valerien Lada-Mocarski

and Grayson Kirk. IV 1:4 N

'54

PAPYRI: G r e e k papyrus . VIII 3:18

M '59; Copt ic papyrus . X'̂ III

3:23 M '59

PARIS. UNIVERSITE: 14th c e n t u r y

bas-relief. I V 1:2 N '54

PARSONS PRINT COLLECTION: Speci

m e n pr ints . V I I 2:2, 14, 18, 21,

27, 29 F '58

PEKING IMPERIAL OBSERVATORY:

D r a w i n g . V 1:14; Photograph .

V i : i 6 N ' 5 5

PETER I, THE GREAT: Portrait. VII

1:24 N '57

RACKHAM, ARTHUR: Design for a

wi tch ' s costume. IX 2:39 F '60;

D r a w i n g for "Jack and the

Beanstalk." V 3:26 M '56;

Photograph and drawings . VI

1:7, I I , 18-20, 22, N 's^

RANK, OTTO: Photograph w i t h the

Freud ian " Inner circle ." V I I

1:19 N '57

REiscH, GREGORius: " T h e T o w e r

of K n o w l e d g e " from Margarita

Philosophica, 1503. X 2:26 F '6r

ROGERS, MARY B.: PhotOgtaph. X

3:14 M '61

RUSSIAN AND EAST EUROPEAN ARCHIVE:

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G r a y s o n K i r k and Ryusaku

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