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Hawley & Johnson Ltd.: aerial views of factory, c.1930
No full textAerial photographs of Hawley & Johnson work
Heart’s desire. [Words by] Nina A. Royall. [Music by] C. B. Hawley. [For] high voice.
No full text5 p. 33 cm. Caption title. On cover: Songs by C. B. Hawley. In binders collection
At evening, when I go to bed
No full textEdition: Alto in E♭.For alto voice and piano.Caption title.Songs by C. B. Hawley ; second seriesArchived web conten
Hawley, William C.
No full textRosa M. Hawley - wifehttps://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-ch-memoranda-1918/1131/thumbnail.jp
Caroline Hawley
No full textReport : Petition of C. Hawley. [1824] Frontier service against Indians after the Civil War
Caroline Hawley
No full text45-2Invalid PensionsReport : Petition of C. Hawley. [1824] Frontier service against Indians after the Civil War.1878-8
U.S. President Donald Trump campaigns for U.S. Senate candidate Josh Hawley
No full textOn the eve of the U.S. midterm elections, U.S. President Donald Trump campaigns for U.S. Senate candidate Josh Hawley (R-MO) in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. Radio personality Rush Limbaugh introduces Trump. Trump is joined on stage by FOX News personalities Sean Hannity and Jeanine Pirro. Trump recounts his electoral victory in 2016, criticizes the media and declares that a Democratic takeover of the House will result in a roll-back of administration gains. He also talks about trade, tariffs, the economy, jobs, immigration and a border wall. Candidate Hawley credits Trump with cutting regulations and lowering taxes
Letter from [John Muir] to [Emily C. Hawley], [1903 Mar ?].
No full text[First draft of letter,in note-book][Emily C. Hawley]: [March, 1903]Dear Miss [Hawley]I thank you for your kind letter. It is always encouraging to know from words like yours that one\u27s books have not been written in vain - that one\u27s calls to behold God\u27s works have not been in vain.You will be welcomed by the Sierra Club, come when you may, for its main object is to encourage people to go to the mountains and enjoy them. The mountains, too, will welcome you.[John Muir][There is another draft of this letter]https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/jmcl/41703/thumbnail.jp
Letter from Emily C. Hawley to John Muir, 1903 Mar 1.
No full textfor the wonderful way in which you have opened up her mountains, & in fact, all beautiful things to us. I, for one, wish to thank you. I did not know the world was so beautiful until I met & read your books.Very truly yoursEmily C. HawleyBrookfield Center,Connecticut.March 1st 1903.https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/jmcl/41356/thumbnail.jp
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