bound issue from January 17, 1900; Vol XLVI, no. 1193. Lithographs address the Philippine-American War; Lithographs include "Letting His Light Shine" (title page; shows George F. Hoar wearing a child's nightgown, holding a candle labeled "Twaddle" in his right hand and a wooden doll of Emilio Aguinaldo labeled "Philippine Question in the right); "Not Dead Yet" (shows two vultures labeled "France" and "Russia" flying towards the British Lion, labeled England, to see if it is dead)
Cuban historian Levi Marrero author of a multi-volume "Cuba, economía y sociedad" donated a large manuscript collection of the documents used to write his book. In addition he donated other research materials, items selected for inclusion in his books and correspondence. This archive represents his personal papers donated to FIU.
The Lewis Bank papers are an extensive collection of banking records and papers pertaining to the Lewis family's banking enterprises in Tallahassee. These materials give insight into the economic evolution of the Tallahassee community by the administrative operation of State and University in which agriculture is of secondary importance.
The Library of the Spoken Word collection contains 145 audio cassette tapes including lectures, interviews, conferences, literature, articles, and poems on Caribbean and African history and culture from the Library of the Spoken Word project conducted by the University of the West Indies, Mona Campus in Jamaica.
This folder contains the following parts: Horns in F, 1st Violin (2), 2nd Violin, 1st Clarinet in A, 1st Cornet in A, Piano, Drums, Bells & Triangle, Oboe, 2nd Clarinet in A, Flute, Bass, 2nd Cornet in A, Trombone, Cello (2), Bassoon, Viola.
