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    Lettre d'Alexander Campbell à Alexander Morris sur un rapport de Charles Robb

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    4 pages, originalLettre d'A[lexander] Campbell à [Alexander] Morris sur : un rapport de [Charles] Robb; une proposition d'acheter une concession minière et de mettre sur pied une compagnie; la possibilité de demander conseil à sir William Logan

    Lettre de C. S. Gzowski à Alexander Morris sur l'affirmation de Charles Robb que leur mine contient une veine de minerai de fer

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    4 pages, originalLettre de C. S. Gzowski [à Alexander Morris] sur : l'affirmation de [Charles] Robb que leur mine contient une veine de minerai de fer; la corroboration de sir William [Logan]; le prix des actions de leur compagnie; l'envoi, à Gzowski, d'un échantillon du minerai de fer de leur mine

    Lettre d'Alexander Campbell à Alexander Morris sur l'achat des droits miniers à un certain endroit

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    4 pages, originalLettre d'A[lexander] Campbell à [Alexander] Morris sur : l'achat, par Campbell et Morris, des droits miniers à un certain endroit et l'organisation, à l'aide d'un rapport de [Charles] Robb et d'un échantillon de galène, d'une compagnie pour les exploiter

    Marcia Langton and Peter Robb in conversation

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    Following a Monthly profile on Indigenous academic Marcia Langton by author Peter Robb (\u27Midnight in Sicily\u27, \u27M\u27, \u27Street Fight in Naples\u27), Langton and Robb come together on stage at the Sydney Writers’ Festival for an intimate conversation about the common themes of their lives: difficult early years in Australia, exciting times abroad and life back in Australia subsequently. Presented by the Sydney Writers’ Festival, May 2011

    A calm and peaceful land

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    UPEI 091; [sound recording] / P. Batchilder, M. Hennessey, C. Perry.; 2 sound cassettes (125 min.; Contents : Introductions (Grant & Robb) -- The Belfast riots (Batchilder) -- "The artist" (Hennessey) -- Rum running days (Perry).; Introduction : William Grant ; Andy Robb.; Recorded at the Confederation of the Arts Centre, 13 March 1977.; The Belfast riotsSource type: Electronic(1

    Matters of life and death. by Peter Robb

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    The author joins Doctor John McCarthy and his team in Australia's most successful intensive care unit

    Robb M. Thomson

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    Robb M. Thomson Inducted: 2000 Citation: For leadership of research on failures of and failure avoidance in materials and management of the NIST postdoctoral program. Tenure: 1971-1995 Birth: 1925, El Paso, Texas Education: University of Chicago, MS, 1950 Syracuse University, PhD (Physics), 1953 Positions held: Senior Research Scientist, Institute for Applied Technology Program Coordinator for Failure Avoidance NIST Post Doctoral Program Director NBS/NIST Fellow, Materials Science and Engineering Laboratory Post retirement: Emeritus Fellow Honors: U.S. Department of Commerce: Silver Medal, 1980; Gold Medal, 1987 Memberships: American Physical Society (Fellow) American Association for the Advancement of Science American Society for Metals American Institute of Metallurgical Engineers Publications: Author of technical papers, book chapters and encyclopedia articles on the theory of imperfections in solids and their mechanical properties and one book: Physics of Solids, McGra

    Pict-o-Graph Staff

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    General Pict-o-Graph staff Janet Carrol, Carol Hood, Pete Getker, Betty Lou DiNodica, Iona Livermore, Karen Robb, Elaine Young, Beverlee Morris, and Richard Eastlyn.Photograph

    John Donald Robb’s Imperative to Collect: Towards an Archival Ethnography of the Robb Archive of Southwestern Music

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    John Donald Robb (1892-1989) was a mid-career and extremely successful New York City lawyer when he decided to radically alter his career path in 1941 by becoming head of the University of New Mexico’s Music Department and completely devoting himself to music as a composer, educator and pioneering collector of folk music. This project is focused on this last facet of his adventurous and multi-faceted professional life. His impressive collection of approximately 3,000 songs and oral histories is housed at the University of New Mexico’s Robb Archive of Southwestern Music. Why did Robb devote so much time and effort to gathering this collection of music field recordings? Why did he deem his efforts important? What did he think his efforts would yield for the communities he studied and the society at large? What pleasures, victories, disappointments and frustrations did the process of collecting provide him at the personal level—as a collector, as a scholar, as a family man and as an musician? What impact did his passion for collecting have on his professional and personal life? Important clues to answering these questions are in the myriad lectures, notes, correspondence, interviews, autobiographical writings, and oral histories that are part of the J.D. Robb Papers, 1915-1989 at UNM’s Center for Southwest Research. This project is simultaneously a biographical exploration of Robb and a first step towards an archival ethnography of the Robb Archive of Southwestern Music. Raquel Z. Rivera is Affiliated Scholar of the Center for Puerto Rican Studies at Hunter College in New York City. Co-editor of the anthology Reggaeton (Duke University Press 2009), she is also author of New York Ricans from the Hip Hop Zone (Palgrave Macmillan 2003) and numerous articles on Latino popular and folk cultures. Her areas of scholarly interest also include race and ethnicity, nation and diaspora, and the intersections between Latino and Africana studies. Raquel was awarded the Greenleaf Visiting Library Scholar travel grant for October 31-November 21, 2011. This grant is made possible by a generous gift to the LAII from Dr. Richard E. Greenleaf, and is intended to provide scholars who specialize in Latin America the opportunity to work with one of the largest and most complete library collections on Latin America in the United States.https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/greenleaf_scholars/1004/thumbnail.jp

    Birmingham News sleeve BN0066868

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    Bessemer Humane Society Christmas party / Bessemer [Humane] Society's Christmas Dinner for the Animals party / Get shot of 3-4 people with dogs and cats getting served homemade stew / Bessemer Humane Society / 1230 15th Avenue Bessemer / Terry Knighten kneeling / Betsy Rogers kneeling / Elaine Stephens standing / Windy Wilson / Tammy Moore / Kathy Robb / Town clerk / "Morris" Top Cat / Chief / [Work order notes included
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