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21. Add MS 30063

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Title:
A choral book in Russian
Scope & Content:
With the hymns, etc., harmonized for 4 voices, in quasi-score; the notes being written in four parallel lines (alternately black and red), without staves. Folios 315-332 appear to have been inserted at a later period. With an engraved border on f. 1.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
Russian
Date Range:
Late 17th century
Extent:

1 volume (346 folios)

22. Add MS 31906

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Title:
ACCOUNTS of the Engineer-force in the fortress of Bomarsund, for the year 1843. Russian. "Found in the Governor's apartment on the capture of that place in 1854." Paper; ff. 12. Small Quarto. Presented by Admiral Lord Clarence Paget, K.C.B.
Scope & Content:
Bomarsund, Finland, Russia: Accounts of the Engineer force in the fortress: 1843.: Russ.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English and Russian
Date Range:
1843
Extent:
1 item

23. Add MS 31911

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AUTOBIOGRAPICAL Memoirs, in French, of Ekaterina Romanovna, Princess Dashkova (or Daschkaw), transcribed, in 1805, during a residence with the Princess, by Miss Martha Wilmot, afterwards Mrs. Bradford, from the original draught. In several places a few lines, and, in some instances, longer passages, are in the handwriting of the Princess. An English version of the Memoirs was published by Mrs. Bradford in 1840. The differences between this version and the present MS. are noted (ff., 7, 8) am...
Scope & Content:
Martha Wilmot, afterwards Mrs. Bradford: Memoirs of the Princess Dashkova, transcribed by: 1805 - 1809.: Fr. Catherine II of Russia: Memoirs of Princess Dashkova: 1805. Princess Ekaterina Romanovna Dashkova: Autobiographical memoirs, letters and papers: 1805-1809.: Fr. and Russ. includes: f....
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English, French, and Russian
Date Range:
c 1762-Dec 1880
Extent:
1 item

24. Add MS 32184-32237

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Title:
Original compositions, for the most part unpublished, by Johann Nepomuk Hummel
Scope & Content:
In the case of works in full scores, the music for wind instruments will generally be found at the end of the volume.
Collection Area:
Music Collections
Languages:
English, French, German, Italian, Latin, and Russian
Date Range:
18th century-19th century
Extent:
54 volumes

25. Add MS 32189

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Title:
A collection of songs, choruses, and arias
Scope & Content:
ff. 1-57 passim, ff. 105-142. Songs, with pianoforte accompaniment (unless the contrary is stated), in score, in the hand, and probably the composition, of J. N. Hummel, though his name is only appended to nos. 4 and 16; 1829, etc. 1. 'Here rests his head': Epitaph. Melody only. f. 1. 2. 'Se[e] ...
Collection Area:
Music Collections
Languages:
English, French, German, Italian, and Russian
Date Range:
Late 18th century-Early 19th century
Extent:
1 volume (142 folios)

26. Add MS 33537-33546

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Vols. I.-X. CORRESPONDENCE, containing many letters that passed between the brothers Jeremy and Samuel, while the latter was in Russia, and also a large number on the subject of the " Panopticon "; 1744-1847. Ten volumes. Folio. The names of the writers will appear in the Index.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English, French, and Russian
Date Range:
1651-1847
Extent:
10 items

27. Add MS 33537-33564

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Title:
CORRESPONDENCE and papers of the family of Bentham, consisting of letters to and from Jeremiah Bentham and his two sons, Jeremy, the well-known philanthropist, and Sir Samuel, the naval architect and engineer; with a few letters at the end addressed to George Bentham, the botanist (2nd son of Sir Samuel); autograph notes, memoranda, and dissertations of Jeremy Bentham for many of his works; travels of Jeremy and Samuel Bentham; biographical memoirs; accompts, etc. In twenty-eight volumes. Pa...
Scope & Content:
Bentham family: Correspondence and papers: 1744-1847.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English, French, Russian, and Spanish
Date Range:
1651-1847
Extent:
28 items

28. Add MS 33540

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Scope & Content:
Vol IV. (ff. 506), 1784-1788. includes: f. 2 W- Fitzherbert: Letter to Jeremy Bentham: 1784. f. 22 Jean de Lephast: Letter to S. Bentham: 1784.: Copy. f. 50 Sergius Pleschejeff: Letter to Joseph II. of Germany: 1784.: Copy. f. 51 Sergius Pleschejeff: Letter to the King of Poland: 1784.: Copy. ...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English and Russian
Date Range:
1784-1788
Extent:
1 item

29. Add MS 35229

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Title:
"CORONA CATHOLICA," by Charles Kent: an epigram in English founded on St. Malachy's prophecy applied to the accession of Leo XIII., with versions in fifty languages, ancient and modern, by various scholars, mostly in the autograph of the translators. The original collection of these versions, published in 1880, is amplified, by the addition of alternative renderings, to almost one hundred. An account of St. Malachy (Archbishop of Armagh, 1134-1148) is prefixed. Paper; ff. 196. About A.D. 188...
Scope & Content:
Charles Kent: Corona Catholica: 1880. Saint Malachy,; Archbishop of Armagh (1134-1148): Epigram based on the prophecy of, etc.: 1880. Leo XIII; Pope: Epigram on his accession, with polyglot versions: circ. 1880. includes: f. 19 Count V- Ferrero: Latin version of epigram: 1880. f. 20 Edward W...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
Danish, English, French, German, Icelandic, Italian, Latin, Persian, Russian, Sanskrit, Swedish, and Urdu
Date Range:
1880
Extent:
1 item

30. Add MS 37348-37397

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Title:
WHITWORTH PAPERS: official correspondence and papers of Charles Whitworth [cr. Baron Whitworth of Galway 1721] during his embassies at various European Courts; 1702-1725. During this period, which virtually covered the whole of his diplomatic career, Whitworth represented Great Britain at Ratisbon, 1702-1703, and again 1714-1716; Vienna, 1704; Moscow, 1704-1712; Berlin, 1716-1717, and again in 1719-1722; The Hague, 1717-1719; and the congress at Cambray, 1722-1725. He died in October, 1725. ...
Scope & Content:
Charles Whitworth, Baron Whitworth (1721): Diplomatic correspondence and papers as Ambassador, etc., at Ratisbon, Moscow, the Hague, Berlin, Cambray, etc.: 1702-1725.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Latin, Russian, and Spanish
Date Range:
1702-1725
Extent:
50 items

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