Novye materÄ«aly dliï¸ a︡ istorÄ«i raskola na Vieï¸ t︡kiï¸ e︡ i v Starodub'iï¸ e︡, XVII-XVIII vv.

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Ėkonomika i ėkonomicheskīĭ print͡sip v ikh otnoshenīi k obshcheĭ sistemi͡e sot͡sīalʹnykh nauk.

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Historical notes on the constitutions of Connecticut, 1639-1818, particularly on the origin and progress of the movement which resulated in the Convention of 1818 and the adoption of the present constitution,

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Ann Arbor High School Football Team, 1897

Image from serial publication: Omega. "Published by the graduating class, Ann Arbor High School"

1897 University of Michigan Football Team

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Back Row: Frederic C. Hannan, Norwood B. Ayers

3rd Row: mngr. Ward Hughes, C.F. Lockwood, Hazen S. Pingree, Clayton C. Teetzel

2nd Row: William P. Baker, John W.F. Bennett, James Hogg, John E. Egan, Leo Keena

Front Row: Clifford A. Barabee, Allen Steckle, Howard Felver

[not pictured: William R. Cunningham, Neil B. Snow, William H. Caley, Herbert E. Lehr, Charles F. Juttner, J. DeForest Richards, C.D. Stewart]

The Gymnasium [Barbour Gymnasium] 1897

John Scott, architect. There is a discrepancy in building date. Sources cite both 1902 and 1896. From west showing Women's Building west facade of Barbour gym (behind) and Waterman gym to south. Barbour Gymnasium (for women) was attached to the north side of the Waterman Gymnasium.

1897 Funeral car plunges into Clinton River at Mt. Clemens.

South Gratiot Ave. covered bridge in background

Louis Elbel, UM Men's Track, 1897

[composer of "The Victors", picture cropped from 1897 track team photo]

John McLean UM football, 1897-1899

[some damaged areas digitally repaired]

Gustave Ferbert and UM Football Coaches, 1897-1898

[Left to right: William Malley, Thad Farnham, Giovanni Villa, ?, Gustave Ferbert']