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Sarah A. C. Brown manuscript

Collection — Box: BW 6, Folder: 1 [X031589275]

Identifier: MSS 16133

Scope and Contents

Sarah A. C. Brown manuscript (1851-1855; 0.03 cubic feet) includes copies of poetry, and cheerful passages belonging to Sarah Brown.

Dates: 1851-1855

Found in: Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library

Ella F. Simons, "A Young Ladies school newspaper written for subscribers"

Collection — Box: BW 6, Folder: 1 [X031589277]

Identifier: MSS 16137

Scope and Contents Ella F. Simons, "A Young Ladies school newspaper written for subscribers"(1859; 0.03 cubic feet) Contains eleven pages of hand written material. Begins with an "edatoreal" about the state of the nation and the mission of the paper, followed by articles with titles such as "Night," "The Poet," "Dear Emily," "A Ride," "Our Wreath," "Composition," "Sniff," and more. All articles are written in the same hand and with the same unique writing voice, leaving one to ponder if she was a scribe or...

Dates: 1859

Found in: Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library

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