Memorial addresses on the life and character of Edward W. Robertson (a representative from the state of Louisiana), delivered in the House of representatives and in the Senate.

Mode of access: Internet.

Subjects suggested by Edward Everett, 1823, undated

Four letters in the hand of Edward Everett, the Eliot Professor of Greek Literature from 1815 until 1826, containing suggested subjects and questions for President Kirkland. Three of the documents are undated and one is dated November 5, 1823.

The works of Stewart Edward White [The Silent places].

Cover title: The works of Stewart Edward White: The silent places.

The works of Stewart Edward White.

[v.1] Arizona nights. -- [v.2] The blazed trail. -- [v.3] The silent places.

Dr. Richard Caulfield: antiquarian, scholar and academic librarian

The history of higher learning in Cork can be traced from its late eighteenth-century origins to its present standing within the extended confines of the Neo-Gothic architecture of University College, Cork. This institution, founded in 1845 was the successor and ultimate achievement of its forerunner, the Royal Cork Institution. The opening in 1849 of the college, then known as Queen's College, Cork, brought about a change in the role of the Royal Cork Institution as a centre of education. Its ambition of being the 'Munster College' was subsumed by the Queen's College even though it continued to function as a centre of learning up to the 1805. At this time its co-habitant, the School of Design, received a new wing under the benevolent patronage of William Crawford, and the Royal Cork Institution ceased to exist as the centre for cultural, technical and scientific learning it had set out to be. The building it occupied is today known as the Crawford Municipal Art Gallery.

Edward Rowland Sill; his life and work,

Mode of access: Internet.

The poems of Edward Rowland Sill.

Designed by Bruce Rogers.

The poetical works of Edward Rowland Sill /

Includes indexes.

Life and letters of Edward Livingston Youmans : comprising correspondence with Spencer, Huxley, Tyndall, and others /

Includes index.

The Encyclopædia Britannica; a dictionary of arts, sciences, and general literature. Original 9th ed. in 25 vols.

Reprint of the 9th ed., originally published 1875-1889, with supplementary volumes and index constituting the 10th ed.

The life and letters of Edward A. Freeman, D.C.L., LL. D.,

Mode of access: Internet.

Edward Jenner & smallpox vaccination /

Mode of access: Internet.

Two Obstetrical Heresies

Dr. Silas F. Starley deplores what he considered errors generally taught and accepted in the late 19th century in Two Obstetrical Heresies . “The first is the part that membranes containing the amniotic fluid and the foetus play in effecting dilation of the os uteri in the first stage of labor.The second is the supposed necessity for waiting for their rupture and the escape of the waters before applying the forceps, in every case, without exception.” Silas F. Starley (1823-1887) was born in Alabama and moved to Texas with his family in 1837. He graduated from the University of Louisville School of Medicine in 1854 and spent his professional career in Texas, ending his career in Corsicana. He was President of the State Medical Association of Texas (Texas Medical Association) in 1883 and wrote articles in Texas medical journals on various topics including obstetrics, vascular tumor, and pneumonia. Texas State Historical Association, http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/sat05 , accessed 10/16/2012. Texas Physicians Historical Biographical Database, http://www4.utsouthwestern.edu/library/doctors/doctors.cfm?DoctorID=16809 , accessed 10/16/12.