101. Index-Chronological Thomas J. Evans (18221889) James Webb Rogers (1822-1896) Robert MortonHughes (1855-1940) Joseph S. Auerbach (1845-1944) Harry J. Chapman (1856- ) http://www.wvu.edu/~lawfac/jelkins/lp-2001/intro/index_master.html

102. Lawyers And Poetry Robert Morton Hughes (18551940) Leon Hühner (1871-1957) James WebbRogers (1822-1896) Nathaniel Peabody Rogers (1794-1846) Randolph Rogers (1841- ) http://www.wvu.edu/~lawfac/jelkins/lp-2001/intro/index_alpha.html

103. Dickinson College Alumni > 1826-1850 Hughes, Henry H. nongraduate, Stump, Samuel non-graduate Donnel,Henry (1826-1864), Murphey, Thomas Charles (1821-1903) non-graduate http://chronicles.dickinson.edu/encyclo/a/alumni/alumni3.html

Dickinson College Alumni Class of 1826 Adair, Robert [non-graduate] Gerhard, William Wood Baugher, Henry Lewis Gilchrist, Adam Buchanan, George W. Gregg, Matthew D. [non-graduate] Cathcart, Thomas Latimer Johnson, William Norton Cooper, Charles R. C. [non-graduate] McConnell, H. L. [non-graduate] Craighead, Gibson [non-graduate] McKaleb, William [non-graduate] Craighead, Thomas Postlethwaite, William H. [non-graduate] Eichelberger, Louis Poulson, Robert Jacob Gallaudet, Theodore [non-graduate] Wells, John H. [non-graduate] Gardner, Joseph [non-graduate] Class of 1827 Armstrong, Richard Mahon, Joseph Campbell, James Mason McClure, William Blair Carmichael, Richard B. [non-graduate] McLanahan, James Xavier Crawford, James [non-graduate] Mendenhall, A. S. [non-graduate] Denny, Daniel Neill, William Vandyke Engle, Peter Hill Nevin, William Marvell Fisher, Sidney George Price, John Henry Graham, James Hutchinson Smyser, Daniel M. Gwin, Alexander Spencer, Matthew Henderson, Lorenzo N. Sterritt, Alexander M. Hinsch, Augustus F. Tarpin, W. S. R. [non-graduate] Hopkins, James Monteoquieu

104. African American Studies Collections Papers and historical materials of William H. English (18221896), Speaker of the At the University of Chicago, Hughes was a member of the Committee on http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/spcl/afamer.html

catalog worldcat using the library electronic resources ... Special Collections Research Center African American Studies Collections African American Studies: Selected Modern Manuscript and Archival Collections Print versions of finding aids for the following collections are available in the Special Collections Research Center. Finding aids that have been converted to digital form can be searched in the online finding aids database. For more detailed information on holdings, please contact the Special Collections Research Center Edith and Grace Abbott. Papers. Finding Aid 50 linear feet Papers of Edith Abbott (1876-1957), Dean and Professor of Public Welfare in the School of Social Service Administration (SSA) at the University of Chicago, and her sister, Grace Abbott (1878-1939), Chief of the U.S. Children's Bureau and Professor of Public Welfare at SSA. Correspondence, teaching materials, and research files on the Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy, Immigrants' Protective League, SSA, U.S. Children's Bureau, social reform, social work, child welfare, mothers' aid, child welfare, juvenile courts, and public relief. American Civil Liberties Union, Illinois Division. Records.

105. Children's Literature - Island 4 Boys schooling had been transformed by Dr. Arnold of Rugby School, and ThomasHughes (18221896), through his novel Tom Brown s Schooldays (originally http://www.sc.edu/library/spcoll/kidlit/kidlit/kidlit4.html

Children's Literature Island 4: Boys' Stories of School, Adventure, and Empire Series publishing for gifts and prizes The pioneer writer of boys' adventure stories was Frederick Marryatt (1792-1848), an ex-naval officer who wrote a whole series of shipboard novels. His Masterman Ready, or the Wreck of the Pacific , first published in three volumes in 1841-42, is a desert island story in the tradition of Robinson Crusoe and Swiss Family Robinson . It was ten years later before a second edition was called for, but many more followed. The reprint shown here, from Frederick Warne's Prize Library series in 1891, is open at a typical publisher's catalogue of the period, listing title after title suitable for gifts and school (or Sunday School) prizes. R. M. Ballantyne and boys' adventure stories R. M. Ballantyne (1825-1894), the son of an Edinburgh printer who was apprenticed to the Hudson's Bay Company in Canada as a teenager, created boys' adventure stories that both instilled the values of manly independence and conveyed (from the author's personal experience) an extraordinary range of information about exciting, dangerous new career opportunities. His best-known work Coral Island is shown in an earlier case. Displayed here are a reprint of Ballantyne's first book

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