Abstract Miami University General, A-Z; Bishop Family; Materials from Family Members' Libraries; 1762-1845; Box 2 [12A-D-3A]! Contents: 1. The Confession of Faith Agreed Upon by the Assembly of Divines at Westminister . . . . Glasgow: William Duncan, 1762. [From Robert H. Bishop? library] 2. William Enfield. Institutes of Natural Philosophy, Theoretical and Practical . . . . Boston: Thomas and Andrews, 1811.[From Robert H. Bishop library] 3. William Cobbett. Advice to Young Men, and...

Abstract Miami University General, A-Z; Civil War; 1861-1913; Box 1 [12A-C-3A]! Files: 1. Muster List 2. Brown, Charles Elwood, MS letter [see 40 AL] 3. Diary (1862)[Writer from Okeana. Battle of Murfreesboro, Tenn, 30 days hard labor for "French leave"[Moved to Special Collections 4/8/91] 4. Discharges [Morton Curtis (August 1865); Frederick C. Harvey (January 18, 1865); William A. Wilcox (November 27, 1865); J. C. Bottom (September 8, 1864); William Douglass (September 8, 1864); Charles L....

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The Clyde Fisher and Te Ata Collection consists of Clyde Fisher's travel journals from 1924-1946, scholarly publications, biographical sources, and photographs.

Scope and Contents From the Item:

This collection is comprised of two diaries. The first diary’s author is Miss Gray. She described her travel through the Midwest with stops in Chicago, Wisconsin, Minnesota, St. Louis, and Kentucky in September through October 1859.

The second diary is another travel diary. Louisa Stone kept this diary in 1842-1843 during her travels from Wiscasset, Maine to Nacoochee, Georgia.

Abstract

This collection contains materials highlighting the life, collections, research and literary works of Virginius Cornick Hall Jr., descendant of Cap. William Lytle and Gen. William Haines Lytle and prominent Cincinnati and Virginia historian.

Scope and Contents From the Item:

This collection is comprised of two diaries. The first diary’s author is Miss Gray. She described her travel through the Midwest with stops in Chicago, Wisconsin, Minnesota, St. Louis, and Kentucky in September through October 1859.

The second diary is another travel diary. Louisa Stone kept this diary in 1842-1843 during her travels from Wiscasset, Maine to Nacoochee, Georgia.

Scope and Contents This collection includes over 375 diaries and essays written by over 350 individual undergraduate students of Preston B. Albright in the Department of History at Miami University between 1951 and 1961. The contents of this collection provide commentary on practically every subject relating to current events and university life during the mid-20th century, with a particular focus on “the life of the average Miami student.” Some diaries and essays were written with complete anonymity and have...

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Collection of materials related to the life and career of Scottish-American educator and Presbyterian minister Robert Hamilton Bishop, the first president of Miami University, Oxford, Ohio.

Scope and Contents From the Item:

This collection is comprised of two diaries. The first diary’s author is Miss Gray. She described her travel through the Midwest with stops in Chicago, Wisconsin, Minnesota, St. Louis, and Kentucky in September through October 1859.

The second diary is another travel diary. Louisa Stone kept this diary in 1842-1843 during her travels from Wiscasset, Maine to Nacoochee, Georgia.

Scope and Contents From the Item:

This collection is comprised of two diaries. The first diary’s author is Miss Gray. She described her travel through the Midwest with stops in Chicago, Wisconsin, Minnesota, St. Louis, and Kentucky in September through October 1859.

The second diary is another travel diary. Louisa Stone kept this diary in 1842-1843 during her travels from Wiscasset, Maine to Nacoochee, Georgia.