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Gedney hand-lettered this Japanese short story by Kawabata Yasumari (translated into English by George Saito).

Originally part of the Trent Manuscripts Collection, John Ridlon papers.

Originally part of the Trent Manuscripts Collection, John Ridlon papers.

Contents include: Rastafarianism and Popular Resistance in Jamaican Society; The Black Man, Annotated Draft; Colonialism Lecture (Kingston), The Crisis of Black Nationalism and the Tradition of Marcus Garvey Lecture (University of Massachusetts); and Emancipation Lecture (Kingston).

Contents include: Rastafarians and Popular Resistance in Jamaican Society; SRS Lecture Linkages in Research, Part I; SRS Public Lecture Transcript; The History of Pan-African Politics Transcript; Correspondence Listing Hill Documents; Pan-Africanism of the New World 1783 to Present; SRS Lecture Linkages in the Historical Struggle, Colonial and Post-Colonial; Garvey and Post World War I Black Nationalism; Marcus Garvey - The First England Years and After, 1912-1916; Bibliographies; West Indian Working Classes Between the Two Wars; William Monroe Trotter and the Emergence of the National Question in America as Democratic Ideology, 1917-1919; Why Not Have a Garvey School?; African American Bibliography - The Next Phase: A Planning Conference; Dubois and the First Pan-African Congress Lecture; African Diaspora Reprint Series, an Outline; The Black Man; Bengt Sundkler Interview; Marcus Garvey Reader, Correspondence; Caribbean Nationalism; Frank Morris and Prisons; Linkages in the Black Pluriverse; Patterns of Caribbean Nationalism; Robert E. Rumble, The Autobiography of a Jamaican Peasant Leader; Towards a New Conception of African Resources; and Untitled First Drafts.

Includes photocopies of works submitted to The Archive by Harte. Consists of "Wither, These Many Years?", "Requisition," "The Redeeming Earth," "Twice Defeated," "Red is Symbolic of Kay," "Spring Rain," "The First Jew," "Postlude to Life," and "Imitation of Love."

Speeches, papers, and some articles written by Shestack and directed towards different bar associations and legal groups, and newspapers usually on a broader theme regarding the profession. Some speeches given to honor particular people. Speeches are arranged in chronological groups by month, some speeches given more than once, and they are placed in the appropriate date range. Some speech drafts with marginalia included in this series.

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A handwritten, paperbound copy (much of its binding missing) of a treatise by Simpson, "On the Causes of the Spiral Direction of the Umbilical Vessels, and the Convolutions of the Cord in the Human Foetus."

A series of handwritten sheets containing a treatise by Simpson, "On Scurvy." The treatise is undated, but it references Simpson's experiences aboard the HMS Plover and thus it must have been written some time after that voyage ended in 1855.

Includes "The Feminist Quest: A New Myth" (author unknown), "Unfinished Dances #1" by Study/Action participants, and "Celebration Ideas for Feminist Gatherings" by the Women's Ordination Conference.