Historia de la portentosa vida y milagros del valenciano... S. Vicente Ferrer : comentada la que escriuio... Fr. Serafin Thomas Miquel...: enmendada en algo la cronologia y añadidas reflexiones al espiritu al fin de los capitulos...

Sign. : a-d4, A-B2, C-Z4, 2A-2Z4, 3A-3X4

Vida, virtudes, milagros, y festivos cultos de Santo Thomas de Villanueva Arzobispo de Valencia, de la Orden de N.G.P. San Agustin

Contiene con portadilla propia : Mich. Io. Bodini Panegyricus Beato Thomae archiep. valent. scriptus ..

Por D. Thomas Galiano Enriquez... vezino de la ciudad de Murcia... en el pleyto con Don Thomas Galiano Espuche... D. Juan Galiano... y D. Thomas Galiano... sobre la succesion del Vinculo que dexò fundado D. Francisco Galiano... [Texto impreso]

Sign. : []2, B-E2, F1

Divus Thomas cum patribus ex prophetis locutus... sive Dissertationes theologicae scholastico-dogmaticae et mystico-doctrinales ... Divi Thomae ... [Texto impreso]

Sign.: [calderon]-3[calderon]4, A-Z4, Aa-Zz4, Aaa-Xxx4

Catharine Waugh McCullouch papers in the Mary Earhart Dillon collection, 1869-1945

Collection primarily documents McCulloch's research on women's legal status, and her work with the Illinois Equal Suffrage Association, the National American Woman Suffrage Association, and the League of Women Voters. There is also documentation of women in the legal profession, of McCulloch's friendships with the other women suffragists and lawyers, and some biographical material. The papers contain little information about her family or social life.

[Admittatur of Thomas Bartlett Hall], 1840 August 25

Printed copy of an undated abstract of laws and regulations with the admittatur of undergraduate Thomas B. Hall signed by President Josiah Quincy on August 25, 1840. The admittatur identifies Hall as a freshman.

Draft of letter from Loammi Baldwin to Thomas Gill, 1836 September 23

A half-page handwritten draft of a letter to Thomas Gill written on the second leaf of a September 10, 1836 printed circular from Gill requesting copies of those who made speeches at the second Centennial Anniversary.

Letter from Thomas Hollis to the Curators of Harvard College, 1762 July 21

Thomas Hollis V (1720-1774), widely known as Thomas Hollis of Lincoln’s Inn, was a very generous donor to Harvard College, particularly its library. This letter, which appears to have accompanied a package, demonstrates that he also donated prints to the College. Hollis wrote: "N.B. the Ludlow, Sydney, Marvell, & Cleopatra are struck on paper made from white & colored silk rags, the produce of premiums of the Society, the noble Society for promoting arts & commerce."

Diary of Thomas Marsh, 1751

Diary kept in an interleaved almanac from 1751. Entries in the diary are brief and sporadic, recording events including travel, visitors, weather, sermons heard, holidays, illnesses and deaths. Occasional expenses are noted, including ones for hay, cider, bottles, shoes, and doctoring. A few dates of college events are noted, including the semi-annual Corporation meeting and Commencement. On the last page is a list of student names, presumably those tutored by Marsh.

Letter from John Quincy Adams to his brother, Thomas Boylston Adams, 1786 July 2

This letter was written by John Quincy Adams on July 2, 1786 to his younger brother, Thomas Boylston Adams, who was then staying with their uncle, the Reverend John Shaw, in Haverhill, Massachusetts. In the letter, John gives Thomas advice on life as a student at Harvard, instructing him to choose his friends carefully, to favor those who are virtuous and studious over those who are idle and prone to vice, to maintain an "unblemished moral reputation," and to spend as much as six hours each day studying in order to excel as a scholar.

Letters from Thomas James Maling to William Tudor,

Six letters providing information about British naval vessels and news of the movements of French vessels and South American belligerents. He also mentions the silver mining partnership and the agent B. Llaveria. Included are a letter from Maling’s wife, and one letter from Maling in Spanish

Letters from Thomas James Maling to William Tudor,

Four letters regarding the conflicts in South America, including the movements of military leaders Juan Manuel de Rosas, Juan Lavalle, and Simón Bolívar, as well as politics in Europe. Also included are mentions of communication with B. Llaveria, the agent for supplying the silver mining operation.

Letter from Thomas Buckley & Co.,

One letter thanking Tudor for his assistance with Rio de Janeiro port authorities.