"A list of the books belonging to the late Library of Harvard College that were in the hands of the Overseers, Governors, & Students of the College & escap'd the flames," ca. 1764

This list appears to be the most comprehensive in this series. Although its contents are very similar to those of the list in Folder 2, there are some discrepancies. Entries are arranged by format (folio, quarto, octavo) and include the date the book was "delivered" (loaned), the name of the individual who borrowed it, and its author, title, and volume number. Many of the books had been out of the library for decades prior to the fire, with some loaned out since as early as 1742.

"Continuation of the acco[unt] of books saved from the Fire by being borrow'd," ca. 1764

Lists books borrowed by those with surnames Wyeth, Goodhue, Eliot, Langdon, Adams, Apthorp, Bowdoin, Chardon, and Mayhew. Entries include format, title, author, and volume number. Written in multiple hands.

"A list of books borrowed from the former Library & not yet return'd," ca. 1764

Lists books borrowed by many individuals, including Governor William Shirley, Colonel Brinley, General Brattle, Secretary Willard, Judge Danforth, Colonel Wendell, Thomas Oliver, Christ Bridge Marsh, and Francis Foxcroft. Entries include the author and title of the borrowed volumes.

(Tab. XIII.1) TOC content, carbonate content, carbonate mineralogy, percentage of total carbonate, aragonite, low magnesium calcium, and high magnesium calcium, and grain-size contents from samples from the Golfe d'Arguin and from the Western Sahara

Modern carbonate sedimentation takes place on the northern Mauritanian shelf (20°N), where typical tropical components (e.g. hermatypic reefs, calcareous green algae) are absent. Such deposits are reminiscent of extratropical sediment in the geological record. The tropical open shelf of Mauritania is influenced by large siliciclastic dust input and upwelling, highly fertilizing the ocean, as well as strongly limiting the light penetration. In this context, temperature does not appear to be the steering factor of carbonate production. This thesis describes the depositional system of the Golfe d'Arguin off Mauritania and focuses on environmental conditions that control the depositional pattern, in particular carbonate production. The description of this modern analogue provides a tool for paleoenvironmental interpretation of ancient counterparts. The Golfe d'Arguin is a broad shallow shelf comprising extensive shoals (<10 m water depth; i.e. the Banc d'Arguin) on the inner shelf where waters warm up. The sediments collected in water depths between 4 and 600 m are characterized by mixed carbonate and siliciclastic (dust) deposits. They vary from clean coarse-grained, almost pure carbonate loose sediments to siliciclastic-dominated fine-grained sediments. The carbonate content and sediment grain size show a north-south decreasing pattern through the Golfe d'Arguin and are controlled by the hydraulic regime influenced by wind-driven surface currents, swell, and tidal currents. The carbonate grain association is heterozoan. Components include abundant molluscs, foraminifers, and worm tubes, as well as barnacles and echinoderms, elements that are also abundant in extratropical sediments. The spatial distribution of the sedimentary facies of the Golfe d'Arguin does not display a depth zonation but rather a mosaic (i.e. patchy distribution). The depth and climatic signatures of the different sedimentary facies are determined by taxonomic and ecological investigations of the carbonate-secreting biota (molluscs and foraminifers). While certain planktonic foraminifers and molluscs represent upwelling elements, other components (e.g. mollusc and benthic foraminifer taxa) demonstrate the tropical origin of the sediment. The nutrient-rich (and thus also low light-penetration) conditions are reflected in the fact that symbiotic and photosynthetic carbonate-producing organisms (e.g. hermatypic corals) are absent. The Mauritanian deposits represent an environment that is rare in the modern world but might have been more common in the geological past when global temperatures were higher. Taxonomic and ecological studies allow for distinguishing carbonate sediments formed under either tropical high-nutrient or extratropical conditions, thus improving paleoclimate reconstruction.

D. Pedro I e o grito da independencia.

I. Cartas de Pedro I á amante.--II. Cartas de Pedro I ao pae.--III. Cartas ao povo (proclamações).--IV. Decretos.--V. Representacões.--VI. O grito do Ipiranga.

List of serials currently received in the Library of the U.S.D.A.

"Supplement 1 as of March 1953, comp. by Ethel L. Coon." (i, 218 p.) n.d.

Itinerary of King Edward the First throughout his reign, A. D. 1272-1307, exhibiting his movements from time to time, so far as they are recorded.

Mode of access: Internet.

1815 la première restauration, le retour de l'île d'Elbe, les cent jour.

Mode of access: Internet.

New poems by James I of England : from a hitherto unpublished manuscript (Add. 24195) in the British museum /

Vita.

Chronica de el-rei D. João I,

Edited by Luciano Cordeiro.

Observations ... sur le grand événement du mariage de s.m. l'empereur des François, avec s.a.i. madame l'archiduchesse Marie Louise d'Autriche.

Translated from Archiv für Geographie, Historie, Staats- und Kriegskunst, Vienna, 1810.

Itinéraire de Buonaparte de l'île d'Elbe à l'île Sainte-Hélène, ou, Mémoires pour servir à l'histoire des événemens de 1815 : avec le recueil des principales pièces officielles de cette époque /

Mode of access: Internet.

Oração gratularia pelas melhoras e feliz restabelecimento de sua magestade El Rei Nosso Senhor, O Senhor D. Miguel I, recitada em solemne acção de graças que endereçou ao todo poderoso em o dia 11 de Janeiro de 1829, a religiosa comunidade de S. Francisco de Xabregas /

With: Sermão prégado na sé de angra por occasião do Te Deum que se cantou no dia 4 de abril, anniversario natalicio de S.M.F. a senhora Dona Maria Segunda, Rainha de Portugal, na augusta presença de S.M.I. o senhor Duque de Bragança, Regente do Reino em nome da rainha / por Marcos Pinto Soares Vaz Preto. -- Lisboa : Imprensa Nacional, 1833 -- 22 p. ; 20 cm.

In morte di s.m.i.r.a.Francesco Primo, imperatore d'Austria, re di Ungheria, Boemia, Lombardia e Venezia, arciduca d'Austria ecc.; orazione letta all'Ateneo di Treviso.

Mode of access: Internet.

Orazione funebre per le solenni esequie di S.M. Francesco I. imperadore di Austria, detta in Vienna il d�� 28 marzo 1835 nella chiesa nazionale italiana.

Mode of access: Internet.