Journal of the Society for Army Historical Research.

Part of the illustrative material is folded, part colored.

The Victoria history of the county of Somerset /

"Text of the Somerset Domesday": v. 1, p. 434-526.

The travel market, 1959-60; a study of the factors affecting the choice of mode of travel among American adults, based on a survey conducted by the Survey Research Center of the University of Michigan,

Sponsors of the study: Boeing Airplane Company and others.

Monographs of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research.

No. 6 is reprinted in Rockefeller University. Studies. Vol. 25.

Cantabrigia depicta. A series of engravings, representing the most picturesque and interesting edifices in the University of Cambridge, with an historical and descriptive account of each.

Richard Bankes Harraden "made the drawings of Cambridge for his father's work, "Cantabrigia depicta."--Dict. nat. biog., v.24, p.433.

University of Michigan Men's Tennis Team, 1990

Back Row: trainer Michelle Sampson, head coach Brian Eisner, Terry London, Mike Nold, Peer Kim, assistant coach Tim Madden

Back Row: John Karzen, Mitch Rubenstein, David Kass, Scott Cuppett, Geoff Baird, David Pierce

University of Michigan Men's Tennis Team, 1991

Back Row (left to right): Head Coach Brian Eisner, Benji Hoffman, Scooter Place, John Lingon, Eric Grand, Terry London, trainer Hank Handel, assistant coach Tim Madden

Front Row: Dan Brakus, Mitch Rubenstein, John Karzen, captain David Kass, Geoff Baird, Peter Kim, Scott Cuppett

University of Michigan Men's Tennis Team, 1992

Top Row (left to right): Trainer Hank Handel, Eric Grand, Mike Nold, Grady Bumett, John Lingon, Greg Artz, Scooter Place, Chris Wyatt

Bottom Row: assistant coach Tim Madden, Sean King, Terry London, Mitch Rubenstein, David Kass, Dan Brakus, Adam Wager, head coach Brian Eisner

Excavations at Nuzi conducted by the Semitic Museum and the Fogg Art Museum of Harvard University, with the coöperation of the American School of Oriental Research at Bagdad.

Mode of access: Internet.

The study of American literature; inaugural lecture of the professor of literature, especially American, at the founding of the American Institute, University of Oslo.

Mode of access: Internet.