Paul de Lagarde : ein Lebens- und Erinnerungsbild /

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Reformed Judaism and its pioneers : a contribution to its history /

Moses Mendelssohn.--David Friedlaender.--Israel Jacobsohn.--Aron Chorin.--Gotthold Salomon.--Abraham Kohn.--Samuel Holdheim.--Leopold Loew.--Abraham Geiger.

The divine library : suggestions how to read the Bible /

Mode of access: Internet.

History of Louisiana.

"Contributions to the bibliography of Gayarré's History of Louisiana, By Wm. Beer": v. 1, 2 p., following p. xxxii.

A history of Louisiana. By Grace King ... and John R. Ficklen ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Theodore Roosevelt, twenty-sixth president of the United States. A typical American.

Title-page in colors.

Micro-organisms with special reference to the etiology of the infective diseases,

Literature: p. 1-63.

Plays in prose and verse : written for an Irish theatre, and generally with the help of a friend /

"Music for plays", p. 433-447.

With the fathers; studies in the history of the United States,

The Monroe doctrine.--The third-term tradition.--The political depravity of the fathers.--The riotous career of the Know-nothings.--The framers and the framing of the Constitution.--Washington's inauguration.--A century of constitutional interpretation.--A century's struggle for silver.--Is sound finance possible under popular government?--Franklin in France.--How the British left New York.--The struggle for territory.--Four centuries of progress.

A history of the people of the United States, from the revolution to the civil war.

v. 1. 1784-1790 -- v. 2. 1790-1803 -- v. 3. 1803-1812 -- v. 4. 1812-1821 -- v. 5. 1821-1830 -- v. 6. 1830-1842 -- v. 7. 1841-1850 -- v. 8. 1850-1861.

New Orleans : the place and the people

Mode of access: Internet.

How God inspired the Bible; thoughts for the present disquiet,

Mode of access: Internet.

Glimpses of British Guiana at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition, 1886

This paper uses the example of the British Guiana Court at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition of 1886 as a case study to demonstrate how British Guiana (now Guyana) was represented in Britain at the time, by cross-referencing different materials (e.g. objects, correspondence, reports, and newspapers from that period). This exhibition also shows which raw materials from the British Guiana were of interest to Britain and the involvement of Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew in this matter. Nevertheless, the exhibition not only displayed objects and commodities, such as the case of sugar, but also displayed people. Here, particular attention is paid to the Amerindians who were portrayed as living ethnological exhibits at the exhibition. This paper aims to understand how British Guiana was seen and administered by its mother country and also how Everard im Thurn (1852-1932), the explorer, sought to manoeuvre that representation, as well as his relation with RBG, Kew. Taking into consideration that this colony was a neglected area of the British Empire, even in im Thurn’s time, this exhibition was an opportunity not only to display the empire but also for advertising the potential of the neglected colony and to ensure that it would not be forgotten.

Ludwig Levy (far left) with Essen color guard marching for a regional gymnastics competition (Gau-Turnfest); Leer, Germany.

Ludwig Levy, Peter W. and Willy Beherends, behind them: Wilma Bo?hammer, Kaethe Krueger, Tomma Thomsen and E?

Portrait of Ludwig Schoeneberg; Berlin.

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