New Jersey History (NJH - E-Journal)
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Pacific Overtures
No full textPhotographs of Japan from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries with commentary
Addresses to American Scholars
No full textSlater discusses the history of the Phi Beta Kappa Society and its oratory. His sources for the article come from The Rutgers Phi Beta Kappa Collection which was started in 1900 by Librarian George A. Osborn, with the assistance of the Rev. Oscar M. Voorhees of New Brunswick, historian of Phi Beta Kappa
The First Century of the New Brunswick Stage, Part 1
No full textThis is the first of three articles published in this journal on the history of the New Brunswick, N.J. stage or theater from the Revolutionary war to the late ninetheeth century. This part covers the period from the Revolutionary war to the Civil war
Rutgers Acquires the Nandino Collection of Modern Mexican Literature
No full textDauster describes the personal library of the distinguished Mexican poet, Elias Nandino aquired by Rutgers Library. Dr. Nandino has been closely associated with the major developments in Mexican poetry over a period of forty years. The Nandino collection includes some 700 volumes as well as literary periodicals beginning in 1928
Cobbett Letters in the Library
No full textDavid discusses ten letters by William Cobbett written from 1800-1835 owned by the Library