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Collection of materials by and about the American-born, British poet T. S. (Thomas Stearns) Eliot. Materials were collected by his immediate family, especially by his brother, Henry Ware Eliot, Jr. Includes: original T. S. Eliot autograph manuscripts, correspondence, and biographical memorabilia; Eliot family papers; approximately 600 images; items concerning the history of the collection; and extensive printed materials and ephemera about the poet's life and work.

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Personal and professional papers of Doris Stevens, suffragist and international women's rights advocate.

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About Sixth International Conference of American States; includes correspondence with Cuban women.

Scope and Contents: Consists of correspondence, travel, and administrative records relating to Essex’s professional, publishing, and research activities. Contains correspondence and peers’ related research grant applications and proposals, manuscript and application reviews, and research inquiries, as well as correspondence relating to meetings and speaking appearances. Additionally contains papers relating to professional organizations and conferences, including “Viruses in Naturally Occurring Cancers” held at...

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Subseries E, Printed material and reports, 1929-1957 (#109.4-109.9), contains IACW publications, including some from after Stevens's tenure, and drafts and completed reports of IACW work. Several contain detailed, monthly descriptions of work done. An analysis of "The Repercussions of Montevideo," by Helena Hill Weed, is in the general reports (#109.8).

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Subseries E, Printed material and reports, 1929-1957 (#109.4-109.9), contains IACW publications, including some from after Stevens's tenure, and drafts and completed reports of IACW work. Several contain detailed, monthly descriptions of work done. An analysis of "The Repercussions of Montevideo," by Helena Hill Weed, is in the general reports (#109.8).

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Papers primarily concern or are related to Quine's trip to Japan in December 1996 to receive the Inamori Foundation's Kyoto Prize for lifetime achievement in creative arts and moral sciences. Also included is a printed book of poems kept and annotated by Quine from 1913-1922.

Scope and Contents: The focus of these materials is the life and work of the poet, T.S. Eliot, collected by members of his immediate family. Also included are Eliot family papers, especially concerning his immediate family, but also documenting their ancestors. These papers include: correspondence (by TSE and others), autograph compositions (by TSE and others), genealogies, biographical miscellany, images, clippings, pamphlets, theatrical programs, scrapbooks, and ephemera. I. Correspondence: Most...

Scope and Contents: Collection consists primarily of over 400 letters and cards to Júlio Dantas from other Portuguese writers, politicians, scientists, and artists. Correspondents include António Boto, Marcello Caetano, Antonio Ferro, Rocha Martins, Egas Moniz, Raphael Bordallo Pinheiro, António de Oliveira...

Scope and Contents: Consists of records generated through Elinor Kamath’s travel planning for conferences and research, primarily her 1978 research trip to Sweden, Germany, Hungary, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom. Records include travel receipts, logistical correspondence, notes, itineraries, ticket stubs, currency conversion notes, conference registration records, and contact cards. Also includes pharmaceutical pamphlets and notes related to Kamath’s thalidomide research. Also included are logistical...

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Includes National Woman's Party and US government pamphlets and printed reports.

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Includes National Woman's Party and US government pamphlets and printed reports.

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Includes conference material, pamphlets of speeches by James B. Scott, copies of Equal Rights.

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Mostly letters from others to Dantas, with a few letters from Dantas to others. Unidentified correspondents are filed at the end of this series.

Scope and Contents: Consists of published pamphlets and books collected by Elinor Kamath. Primarily includes hospital reports and medical pamphlets written by and about George Hayward (1791-1863), Ernest Amory Codman (1969-1940), and Nathaniel Faxon, doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, including an oversize "end result system" chart for tracking medical outcomes, created by Codman. Hayward topics include: surgical cases, amputations, and hydrophobia; Codman topics include hospital...

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Papers primarily concern or are related to Quine's trip to Japan in December 1996 to receive the Inamori Foundation's Kyoto Prize for lifetime achievement in creative arts and moral sciences. Also included is a printed book of poems kept and annotated by Quine from 1913-1922.

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Includes conference publications, and pamphlets El Avance de la Mujer Hacia la Conquista de la Igualdad de Derechos by Carmelo Nieto Vda. de Herrera and ¿Es la Mujer Cubana Subdita o Ciudadana? by Angela M. Zaldivar.

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Includes pamphlets from Cumann na mBan (IRA women's council) and letters from Irish women, including Hannah Sheehy Skeffington.

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Includes correspondence (mainly with Jane Grant), pamphlets, notes, newsletters, and Stevens's biographical writings about Lucy Stone.

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Includes pamphlets and articles on cattle by Casement.

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Includes correspondence between Archdale and Alice Paul, and from Betty Archdale to Vivian Pierce; also includes British feminist pamphlets, 1943.

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Mainly letters from Annie Riley Hale (Ruth's mother); includes Stevens's tribute to and biographical information on Hale, Lucy Stone League pamphlets.

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Includes English and French typescripts (delivered in French), printed pamphlets of text in English, French, and Spanish.

Scope and Contents: Subseries B, General, 1916-1946 (#46.1-46.15, Mem.1-Mem.2, OD.3m), includes printed material, fliers, pamphlets, clippings, minutes, copies of government reports, etc. Some of the early, suffrage-era documents (particularly about Congressional votes and state votes on ratification) may have been sent to Stevens from National Woman's Party headquarters while she was writing Jailed for Freedom. Some articles from Equal Rights that are...

Scope and Contents: Series V, INTER-AMERICAN COMMISSION OF WOMEN, 1919-1962 (inclusive), 1928-1939 (bulk) (#59CB-127.11, 128FB.4, 128FB.7, M-104, Mem.5, Mem.10-Mem.12, Mem.15), contains the early institutional records of this non-governmental organization from its inception in 1928 to the end of Stevens's tenure as chair in 1939. Included are correspondence and subject files, press releases, publicity clippings, research material, financial records, published reports, and minutes. The majority of the files were...