52 Papers in honor of Andrew Keogh, librarian of Yale univer- © sity, by the staff of the library, 30 June 1938. New Haven, Priv. print., 1938,
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ConTents.—There is honor in one’s own country, by C. E. Rush.— The books sent from England by Jeremiah Dummer to Yale college, by Anne 8S. Pratt.—Notes on some Arabic manuscripts on curious subjects in the Yale university library, by Leon Nemoy.—Beginnings of printing in New Haven; from letters of Benjamin Franklin and James Parker. By Winnifred R. Reid.—Carlyle, Neuberg, and Frederick the Great, by Emily H. Hall.—Contribution to a bibliography of Francis Bacon; editions before 1700 in Yale libraries, by Dorothy F. Livingston and Mollie M. Patton, with the assistance of Florence E, Adams, R. G.
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