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Total number of records: 11

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Quaker Collection2
English Literature2
Cookery Collection2
Brotherton Collection2

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english poetry11
commonplace-books2
cooking2
medicine1
recipes1
sagas1
theology1
sermons, english1
schools1
letters1

Top 10: People and organisations

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Mould, Sarah Ann1
Mould, John Edward1
Thurnam, Hannah1
Walker, Margaret1
Willis, Matthew (1799-1882)1
Wilkinson, Mina Willis1
Morris, William (1834-1896)1
Magna Sson, Eira­Kr (1833-1913)1
Clark, Isaac Stockton1
Austin, Walter1

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Safe custody, by Oliver Heywood, and Love, by George Herbert

Heywood, Oliver (1630-1702)

1700

1. A discourse on Psalm 315 by Rev. Oliver Heywood; 2. George Herbert's poem "Love"

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School exercise books, principally containing verse, compiled by Sarah and John Mould, of Gildersome, Yorkshire, and Ackworth School.

Mould, Sarah Ann

1852-1858

Items M/1, M/3 and M/4 are verse compilations partly in the hand of Sarah or John Mould but also added to by others, principally fellow-pupils or members of staff at Ackworth School. M/2 contains note...

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Collection of poetry entitled 'Mountain Minstrel, vol. II, or Pioneer Poems, by Matthew Willis', typed by the poet's granddaughter, Mina Willis Wilkinson.

Willis, Matthew (1799-1882)

1845-1882

Poems written by Matthew Willis about his experiences of America (Wisconsin), where he emigrated with his family in 1845.

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Fragment of a Novel

17 June 1816

Sometimes referred to as 'A Fragment' or 'The Burial: A Fragment'. The original holograph manuscript accompanied by a more recent typescript. The story was the result of a meeting that Byron had i...

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William Morris, alterations and corrections to The Story of Olaf the Holy, the son of Harald, translated from Icelandic by Eiríkr Magnússon, with over 150 lines of English poetry added by Morris

1891

Also known as: Olafs saga helga. English. Comprises the original autograph manuscript of Eiríkr Magnússon's English translation of the Icelandic (Old Norse) Saga 'The Story of Olaf the Holy' with t...

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Morning thoughts on divine love

17--

Contents: (1) p. ii. To the reader; (2) p. 1. Morning thoughts / Book 1; (3) p. 56. Ditto / Book 2; (4) p. 110. Ditto / Book 3; (5) p. 142. Ditto / Book 4; (6) p. 178. Ditto / Book 5; (7) p. 217. Ditt...

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Miscellaneous verses and other fragments by John Rawlinson Ford and others

Ford, John Rawlinson (1851-1934)

c.1863

40 miscellaneous, mainly satirical, verses and other fragments by John Rawlinson Ford, R.A. Henderson, Walter Austin and others, written while working as clerks in 1863, in the office of Payne, Eddiso...

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Cookery book
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Cookery book

c.1805

At one end of the book are cookery receipts, medicinal remedies, and instructions for general household management, preceded at the beginning by a poem in a later hand and, after some blank pages, an ...

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Cookery and commonplace book, compiled partly by Margaret Walker

Walker, Margaret

1778-1869

At one end of the book is a collection of cookery recipes and notes on family and local events. At the other end, inverted, is a collection of poems and notes on further local events. On end-paper: 'M...

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Diary of Isaac Stockton Clark

Clark, Isaac Stockton

1807-1813

Contains: (1) Extracts from poems; (2) List of "books which I intend [to] purchase when capable"; (3) Notes on family events (1800-1813); (4) Miscellaneous cash accounts

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Album presented to Hannah Thurnam

Thurnam, Hannah

1841-1845

Contains a collection of drawings, paintings, and verses, inscribed with signatures and dates, by friends of Hannah Thurnam

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