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Anna Manahan newspaper clippings and photocopies
Newspaper clippings and photocopies regarding Anna Manahan who lived in Charlottesville, Virginia and purported to be Anastasia Nikolaevna, daughter of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia.
Manifest for the Ship John Spear
Lists of the crew aboard the ship.
Manuscript by Julius Paul, "... Three Generations of Imbeciles Are Enough ...,"
This collection contains Dr. Julius Paul's 840 page manuscript, "'... Three Generations of Imbeciles Are Enough...' State Eugenic Sterilization Laws in American Thought and Practice," and includes some handwritten notes attached to the manuscript and on the manuscript itself.
Manuscript facsimilie of Treatise on the state and origin of the Ancient French by Nicolas Vignier
Traicté de l'estat et origine des anciens françois par Nicolas Vignier. Manuscript in French, 168 leaves written in a single Batarde hand in brown ink, 17-19 lines per page, plus catchword. The manuscript closely imitates the printed edition by Nicolas Vignier, published by Chez Claude Garnier, A Troyes, 1582, from imprint and device motto to full transcription of the royal privilege and colophon at the end. 18th-century engraved armorial bookplate of Le Peletier in the quarto.
Manuscript fragment
This collection contains what appears to be the second page of a letter of recommendation or affirmation of someone's position. Initials on the letter include "P.M" and "P.O.B" but names are unclear.
Manuscript Style or Form Book of James Armour
This manuscript style or form book was created by James Armour of Edinburgh, from around 1698 to 1701. The work begins with a "Decreet Arbitrall," but marriage contracts predominate. In addition, there are forms for bonds, wills, a ship's sale, an indenture, a pension, and other matters. The first 287 pages are written in one hand, followed by several blank leaves and eleven pages in a different hand. An abbreviated, six page index is found at the back of the book.
Map and print seller diary
The map and print seller diary (1864; 0.03 cubic feet) includes account and mileage information, and diary entries. Boston, MA and Portland, ME, and towns in between are noted.
Maps of Richmond
Maps of Richmond, 1861, 1864, .03 cubic feet,consist of two hand drawn maps on thin brown paper. (very fragile).
H.C. Marchant letter to R.W. Creasy
This collection contains one holograph letter dated August 23, 1900 from H.C. Marchant of Charlottesville to R. W. Creasy of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The letter is written on Charlottesville Woolen Mills stationery. The letter addresses Creasy's interest in employment which Marchant seems hesitant to give. Marchant requests references that can speak to Creasy's conduct and to his to his habits since leaving Charlottesville.
Marie Rose Devaux alphabet embroidery sample book
Marion Nolan and Ruth Ferguson collection on Charlottesville/ Albemarle Foundation for the Encouragement of the Arts
Charles Marriott papers
Bound and loose typescripts, manuscripts, offprints and miscellaneous materials written or translated by Charles Marriott from 1894 to 1960. Included are untitled novels, two of his plays "Exit: A Tragedy in One Act" and "The Intruding Angel: A Play in Three Acts", 15 offprints of his articles, and a bound volume manuscript of his short stories. Also present are manuscript notebooks with records of his publications as well as manuscript notes and ideas for stories he projected.
John Marshall portrait
Wendy Martin papers
Mary B. Walsh Collection of Nursing Practice Publications
Miscellaneous nursing education and practice and publications.
Mary Butler ledger
Mary Fisher Papers
University of Virginia School of Nursing Alumni Association materials, development, engagement.
Mary Louise Habel Papers
(1906–2000) Advocate for college level nursing education in Virginia; career as Director of Nursing and Nursing Education at hospitals in Virginia and Pennsylvania; Red Cross instructor; social worker. Never married.