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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24.Y1925
'THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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Mount Etna Fuming With Rage Againj
"Among the important early doc-l using the material furnished by the:}=IIIItIIIIIJIIII!IIIIII~iIIIlIIIIIl;~1 iJr gKK![4'li9 I ,.
uments is the letter written by Colum- library. Using the Shelburne papers
bson his return to Spain from his as a basis, Prof. Arthmur Lyon Cross E rg C ik n an cy ;.e~
frtvoyage in 1493." There is also also of the history department, is at;Io Chc e an
a "copy of Waldseemueller's Cosmo- work on a book which will be pub-
graphiace Introduction, printed in La-) lished under the title of "Studies in Served at
tin," the first work in which the English Legal History." L , .
name of the new world is used. In Prof. Louis Karpinski, of the mathe- M 1 LI(J IN
the library are two of Peter Apian's matics department, is using material ; _
works "that are not known to be pas-) in the library for his "History of iE Two blocks from city bus line on Jackson Road,
sessed by any other library in the American Arithmetic." Prof. A. S. rmiontilmdngt
counry.One of these is Astronomi- {Aiton, of the history department, is
cumn Caesareum, printed in 1540, and using the Shelburne papers as well as= Special attention given to parties. Phone 6534.r
which records the appearance and lo- the other material which the library-,I
cation of a comet in the year 1531. makes available, to write a Spanish-
From the information in this little American history of the 17th and 18th ___________________
book, Halley made his calculations of( centuries.;
the orbit of the famous comet which "There is a commonly held notion Pick '0 The Pictulress
bears his name, and was able to pre- that the American sages during our Am£ E " 'r I
diet its return every 75th year. revolutionary period were greatly in-IIM Jw
E"Among the most important group fluenced by the French school of 18th Keith Vaudeville
of manuscripts are the private papers century philosophy, particularly by
iofti-n FPrlof hniurn wh wa RiizvuPii t. ULI1UUIUCiirhnla LIULIL
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prime minister of EnglAnd during the
fpeace negotiations between the United
States and Great Britain at the close
of the revolution, as well as colonial
minister and foreign minister at times
during the war. In this collection are
over 200 folios the importance of which,
to the record of American and British
history during this signfi~ant period,
is enormous. In addition' to books
and manuscripts, the library has a
collection of 190 different 18th cen-
tury newspapers. printed in the sea-l
board colonies. !
With all these original documents,
covering the entire early period of
American history, the library offers
every inducement to the serious
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in America and France, are convinced
that the influence flowed in, the oppo-
site direction. In an attempt to veri-
fy this conviction further, Prof. E. E.
Rovillain of the romance languages
department, is making a study of the
documents in the library.
"But the work is just at the thres-
hold. The problems for whose solu-
tion the library offers the best facili-
ties will employ generations of serious
scholars, and the acquisitions that
are constantly being made, offer new
and at present un-dreamed of fields of
research," the article concludes.
NEW CANAAN, Conn.-Clara Mor-
ris, originally Morrison, died Friday
of heart disease at the age' of 79.
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which faculty men are now prepa.r- the library of A. J. Cooke, of Bay o-
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