Box GTM Shared Box 41

Scope and Contents Siamese folding-book manuscript with 15 "leaves" or panels having text written on both sides. An accompanying letter (now in the curatorial file) from Prince Nandiyavat Svastivatana (“Svasti”), from 15 June 1931, when he was a student of the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service, describing the book and its text as "an incomplete work in verse", with the first side of the manuscript relating the "story of of the young Prince named Chandawongs, a grandson... of the King of...

Scope and Contents Two Protestant missionary tracts published in South East Asia: one published in 1838 in Bangkok in the Thai language and script, "On the Final Judgement" by Dr. Dan Bradley of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions; the other published in 1837 in Singapore in the Malay language using Arabic script, also by American missionaries, recounting the story of the Arab Christian converts Abdullah and Sabat. Both tracts bear an inscription describing the respective text and its...

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"Chinese Serial", a newspaper in Chinese printed at the English missionary school Ying Wa College in Hong Kong, with a table of contents in English showing recent major events around the world, and a map of the two hemispheres. The volume was originally stab-bound with twisted paper ties, now disbound. The front page displays a Riggs Library stamp and the written name "Capt. J. Pope / U.S.S. Vandalia".

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Traditional stab bound book filled with an unidentified Japanese or Chinese text written in cursive, or grass script. A library index card found in the curatorial file may suggest that this manuscript is a book of poems by the Japanese author Nakayama Tadanao (1895-1957) titled "Chikyu wo tomurau", or "Earth Elegy", published in 1938, but it has not yet been identified.

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Contains all publications except Far Seas.

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Letters written by Fr. Fulton predominantly discussing his ongoing health issues, particularly before his death in Santa Clara, California (1895).

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Includes correspondence from Jesuit Superior Generals Frs. Anton Anderledy (1888) and Luis Martin (1894-1895), as well as Martin's representative Fr. Rudolph J. Meyer, predominantly concerning Fr. Fulton's relocation to California for health reasons. Also contains a letter from Fr. Charles Croonenbergh (1891).

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Letters concerning Fr. Fulton's death in Santa Clara (9-4-1895) from Frs. Richard A. Gleeson and Francis T. McCarthy. Also includes a detailed description of Fr. Fulton's last days at Santa Clara College (9-5-1895).

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An unbound journal started in 1876 at Boston College containing genealogical/ancestry information, reminiscences of earlier years (1845-1875), and contemporaneous entries through 1888. Includes descriptions of Washington Seminary (1848) and Georgetown College (1858-1859) as well as the Jesuit General Congregation of 1883.

Scope and Contents Group of thirty one broadsides and leaflets, connected with armed struggle against the Shah and the Islamic Republic of Iran, circa 1971-1984. Various places, mostly West Berlin: self-published by the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran, also known as Mojahedin-e-Khalq (MEK).Thirty one original broadsides and handbills distributed by the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI) and their sympathizers in Berlin in the 1970s-1980s, such as the Iranische Moslemische...