Backstage Authority Control Report: R03 - Authority Change Report
Report Type: SUBJECTS
Created for:
University of Maine
Created on:
April 01 2015

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001 n 83039959 003 DLC 005 20130207151420.0 008 830729n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 83039959 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00928983 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dCSt 046 $f1923 1001 $aElliott, Bob 4001 $aElliott, Robert B. 670 $aHis Bob and Ray's story of Linda Lovely and the Fleebus, 1960. 670 $aInfo. converted from 678, 2012-10-02$b(b. 1923) 670 $aBob and Ray, keener than most persons, 2013:$bECIP t.p. (Bob Elliott) data view (Robert Brackett "Bob" Elliott; b. March 26, 1923 in Boston; radio broadcaster, actor and comedian, formerly one-half of the comedy duo of Bob and Ray; father of comedian/actor Chris Elliott and the grandfather of Saturday Night Live cast member Abby Elliott) | 001 n 83039959 003 DLC 005 20150116174147.0 008 830729n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 83039959 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00928983 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN$dCSt$dDLC 046 $f1923 1001 $aElliott, Bob 4001 $aElliott, Robert B.,$d1923- 670 $aHis Bob and Ray's story of Linda Lovely and the Fleebus, 1960. 670 $aInfo. converted from 678, 2012-10-02$b(b. 1923) 670 $aBob and Ray, keener than most persons, 2013:$bECIP t.p. (Bob Elliott) data view (Robert Brackett "Bob" Elliott; b. Mar. 26, 1923 in Boston; radio broadcaster, actor and comedian, formerly one-half of the comedy duo of Bob and Ray; father of comedian/actor Chris Elliott and the grandfather of Saturday Night Live cast member Abby Elliott)
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001 n 83040297 003 DLC 005 20140801073753.0 008 830712nc azannaabn |b aaa 010 $an 83040297 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00929228 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dDLC-R$dOCoLC$dDLC$dNIC$dUk$dOCoLC$dInU$dUPB 046 $f19400104 053 0$aPL2869.O128 1001 $aGao, Xingjian 370 $aJiangxi Sheng (China)$eParis (France)$2naf 374 $aNovelists$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $achi 4001 $wnne$aKao, Hsing-chien 4001 $aXingjian, Gao 4001 $aCao, Hành Kiện 4001 $a高行健 667 $aMachine-derived non-Latin script reference project. 667 $aNon-Latin script reference not evaluated. 670 $aHis Hsien tai hsiao shuo chi chʻiao chʻu tʻan, 1981:$bt.p. (Kao Hsing-chien) p. 129 (at Pei-ching) 670 $aHis Yu chih ko tzu chiao hung chʻun erh, 1984:$bt.p. (Kao Hsing-chien) biog. data (b. 1940; member of Chung-kuo tso chia hsieh hui) 670 $aFlucht, 1992:$bt.p. (Gao Xingjian) 670 $aLinh Sơn, 2002:$bt.p. (Cao Hành Kiện) 670 $aBai nian geng yun de feng shou, 1995:$bt.p. (Gao Xingjian) p. 4 (Jiangxi Ganzhou ren; graduated from Beijing wai yu xue yuan Fa yu xi in 1962) 670 $aBuying a fishing rod for my grandfather, 2004:$bp.167 (born 4 Jan. 1940 in Ganzhou, Jiangxi province, China) 670 $aZi you yu wen xue, 2014:$btitle page (高行健 = Gao Xingjian) front flap (born 1940 at Jiangxi Sheng; male; now lives in Paris, France; novelist) | 001 n 83040297 003 DLC 005 20150330142423.0 008 830712nc azannaabn |b aaa 010 $an 83040297 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00929228 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dDLC-R$dOCoLC$dDLC$dNIC$dUk$dOCoLC$dInU$dUPB$dDLC 046 $f19400104 053 0$aPL2869.O128 1001 $aGao, Xingjian 370 $aJiangxi Sheng (China)$eParis (France)$2naf 374 $aNovelists$aPlaywrights$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $achi 4001 $wnne$aKao, Hsing-chien 4001 $aXingjian, Gao 4001 $aCao, Hành Kiện 4001 $a高行健 667 $aMachine-derived non-Latin script reference project. 667 $aNon-Latin script reference not evaluated. 670 $aHis Hsien tai hsiao shuo chi chʻiao chʻu tʻan, 1981:$bt.p. (Kao Hsing-chien) p. 129 (at Pei-ching) 670 $aHis Yu chih ko tzu chiao hung chʻun erh, 1984:$bt.p. (Kao Hsing-chien) biog. data (b. 1940; member of Chung-kuo tso chia hsieh hui) 670 $aFlucht, 1992:$bt.p. (Gao Xingjian) 670 $aLinh Sơn, 2002:$bt.p. (Cao Hành Kiện) 670 $aBai nian geng yun de feng shou, 1995:$bt.p. (Gao Xingjian) p. 4 (Jiangxi Ganzhou ren; graduated from Beijing wai yu xue yuan Fa yu xi in 1962) 670 $aBuying a fishing rod for my grandfather, 2004:$bp.167 (born 4 Jan. 1940 in Ganzhou, Jiangxi province, China) 670 $aZi you yu wen xue, 2014:$btitle page (高行健 = Gao Xingjian) front flap (born 1940 at Jiangxi Sheng; male; now lives in Paris, France; novelist); awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature 2000) 670 $aGao Xingjian's post-exile plays, 2015:$bECIP data view (Chinese playwright, director, novelist and painter; winner of the Novel Prize for Literature, 2000)
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001 n 83042267 003 DLC 005 19900419154755.4 008 830811n| acannaab| |a ana ||| 010 $an 83042267 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 11020$aJones & Laughlin Steel Corporation 41020$aAmerican Iron & Steel Works 51020$wa$aJones & Laughlin Steel Company 51020$aYoungstown Sheet and Tube Company 667 $aIncorporated Dec. 19, 1922, in Pennsylvania; successor to Jones & Laughlin Steel Co. 670 $aNUCMC data from Ohio Hist. Soc. for Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company. Records, 1898-1981$b(Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation; in 1978 Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company became part of the corporation and in 1981 was dissolved) 670 $aMoody's industrial manual, 1962:$bp. 6219 (Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company; assumed-indenture; assumed by Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation upon merger with Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company in 1981) | 001 n 83042267 003 DLC 005 20150214073824.0 008 830811n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 83042267 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00930535 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dIEN 1102 $aJones & Laughlin Steel Corporation 4102 $aAmerican Iron & Steel Works 4102 $aJones and Laughlin Steel Corporation 5102 $wa$aJones & Laughlin Steel Company 5102 $aYoungstown Sheet and Tube Company 667 $aIncorporated Dec. 19, 1922, in Pennsylvania; successor to Jones & Laughlin Steel Co. 670 $aNUCMC data from Ohio Hist. Soc. for Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company. Records, 1898-1981$b(Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation; in 1978 Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company became part of the corporation and in 1981 was dissolved) 670 $aMoody's industrial manual, 1962:$bp. 6219 (Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company; assumed-indenture; assumed by Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation upon merger with Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company in 1981)
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001 n 83042515 003 DLC 005 19840322000000.0 008 830318n| acannaab| |a aaa ||| 010 $an 83042515 040 $aDLC$cDLC 10010$aCobb, Richard,$d1917- 40010$wnna$aCobb, Richard Charles,$d1917- 40010$aCobb, R. C.$q(Richard Charles),$d1917- 670 $aHis Les armées révolutionnaires des départements du Midi, 1955. 670 $aHis French and Germans, Germans and French, 1983:$bCIP t.p. (Richard Cobb) | 001 n 83042515 003 DLC 005 20150326152452.0 008 830318n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 83042515 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC 046 $f19170520$g19960115 1001 $aCobb, Richard,$d1917-1996 370 $aFrinton-on-Sea (England)$bAbingdon (England)$eTunbridge Wells (England)$eParis (France)$2naf 372 $aFrance--History--Revolution, 1789-1799$2lcsh 373 $aWorcester College (University of Oxford)$2naf 373 $aBalliol College (University of Oxford)$2naf 373 $aUniversity of Oxford$2naf$s1962$t1987 373 $aUniversity of Leeds$2naf$s1962$t1962 373 $aUniversity College of Wales (Aberystwyth, Wales)$2naf$s1955$t1961 374 $aHistorians$aEssayists$aCollege teachers$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $aeng$afre 378 $qRichard Charles 4001 $aCobb, Richard Charles,$d1917-1996 4001 $wnnaa$aCobb, Richard Charles,$d1917- 4001 $aCobb, R. C.$q(Richard Charles),$d1917-1996 670 $aHis Les armées révolutionnaires des départements du Midi, 1955. 670 $aHis French and Germans, Germans and French, 1983:$bCIP t.p. (Richard Cobb) 670 $aWikipedia, viewed Mar. 26, 2015$b(under Richard Cobb: Richard Charles Cobb; b. May 20, 1917, Frinton-on-Sea; d. Jan. 15, 1996, Abingdon; British historian and essayist and professor at the University of Oxford; author of numerous influential works about the history of France, particularly the French Revolution) 670 $aIndependent (online), viewed Mar. 26, 2015$b(Richard Cobb; b. Richard Charles Cobb, May 20, 1917, Essex; spent childhood in Tunbridge Wells; lived in Paris, 1946-1955; d. Jan. 15, 1996, Abingdon; lecturer in history, UCW Aberystwyth 1955-1961; lecturer, Leeds University, 1962; fellow and tutor in modern history, Balliol College, Oxford, 1962-1972; reader in French revolutionary history, Oxford University 1969-1972; professor of modern history, 1973-1984; senior research fellow, Worcester College, Oxford, 1984-1987)
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001 n 83049828 003 DLC 005 20131026073859.0 008 830316n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 83049828 $zn 50046900 $zno2005067386 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00936648 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dFMU$dDLC$dUPB 046 $f1878$g1946 1001 $aJohnson, Jack,$d1878-1946 374 $aAfrican American boxers$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $aeng 4001 $aJohnson, John Arthur,$d1878-1946 4001 $aJohnson, Arthur,$d1878-1946 670 $aGuilty Verdict for John (Jack) Arthur Johnson, 1873-1969:$b(John Arthur Johnson; boxer; otherwise known as Jack Johnson) 670 $aMarquis WW online, July 22, 2005:$b(John Arthur Johnson; b. 1878; d. 1946; American boxer; professional boxing's heavyweight champion from 1908 to 1915; Jack Johnson and Arthur Johnson) 6780 $aJack Johnson (1878-1946) was a legendary boxer who, in 1910, became the first Negro heavyweight champion in the United States. | 001 n 83049828 003 DLC 005 20150327073805.0 008 830316n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 83049828 $zn 50046900 $zno2005067386 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00936648 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dFMU$dDLC$dUPB$dDHU-MS 046 $f1878$g1946 1001 $aJohnson, Jack,$d1878-1946 370 $aGalveston (Tex.)$bNorth Carolina$cUnited States$2naf 374 $aAfrican American boxers$2lcsh 374 $aBoxers (Sports)$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $aeng 4001 $aJohnson, John Arthur,$d1878-1946 4001 $aJohnson, Arthur,$d1878-1946 670 $aGuilty Verdict for John (Jack) Arthur Johnson, 1873-1969:$b(John Arthur Johnson; boxer; otherwise known as Jack Johnson) 670 $aMarquis WW online, July 22, 2005:$b(John Arthur Johnson; b. 1878; d. 1946; American boxer; professional boxing's heavyweight champion from 1908 to 1915; Jack Johnson and Arthur Johnson) 6780 $aJack Johnson (1878-1946) was a legendary boxer who, in 1910, became the first Negro heavyweight champion in the United States. 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed via The Oxford African American Studies Center online database, July 27, 2014:$b(Johnson, Jack; Arthur John Johnson; boxer; born 31 March 1878 in Galveston, Texas, United States; attended public school for six years; on 26 December 1908 in Sydney, Australia, Johnson defeated Burns with a fourteenth-round knockout to become the first ever black world heavyweight champion; in Reno, Nevada, on 4 July 1910 defeated former champion Jim Jeffries and became the undisputed world champion; in April 1915 arrived in Havana, Cuba, to defend his title against Jess Willard; in 1920 opened a nightclub, the Club De Lux, in Harlem; died 10 June 1946 in near Raleigh, North Carolina, United States)
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001 n 83050857 003 DLC 005 20120810074839.0 008 830321n| acannaabn |b aaa 010 $an 83050857 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00937499 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dUPB 046 $f1918$g20011203 053 0$aPQ7297.A853 1001 $aArreola, Juan José 370 $aCiudad Guzmán, Mexico 375 $amale 377 $aspa 4001 $aArreola 4001 $aArreola, J. J.$q(Juan José) 4001 $aАрреола, Хуан Хосе 667 $aMachine-derived non-Latin script reference project. 667 $aNon-Latin script reference not evaluated. 670 $aHis Gunther Stapenhorst, 1946. 670 $aNarrativa completa, c1997:$bt.p. (Arreola) t.p. verso (Juan José Arreola) front flap (b. 1918 in Ciudad Guzmán, Jalisco, Mexico) 670 $aLa Jornada, Dec. 4, 2001$b(Juan José Arreola d. Dec. 3, 2001) 670 $aHazañas bélicas, 2001:$bt.p. (J.J. Arreola) | 001 n 83050857 003 DLC 005 20150121125651.0 008 830321n| azannaabn |b aaa 010 $an 83050857 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00937499 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dUPB$dDLC 046 $f1918$g20011203 053 0$aPQ7297.A853 1001 $aArreola, Juan José 370 $aCiudad Guzmán (Mexico)$2naf 375 $amale 377 $aspa 4001 $aArreola 4001 $aArreola, J. J.$q(Juan José) 4001 $aАрреола, Хуан Хосе 667 $aMachine-derived non-Latin script reference project. 667 $aNon-Latin script reference not evaluated. 670 $aGunther Stapenhorst, 1946. 670 $aNarrativa completa, c1997:$bt.p. (Arreola) t.p. verso (Juan José Arreola) front flap (b. 1918 in Ciudad Guzmán, Jalisco, Mexico) 670 $aLa Jornada, Dec. 4, 2001$b(Juan José Arreola d. Dec. 3, 2001) 670 $aHazañas bélicas, 2001:$bt.p. (J.J. Arreola)
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001 n 83051229 003 DLC 005 20011214071646.0 008 830413n| acannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 83051229 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC 053 0$aPQ7389.C266 1001 $aCasal, Julián del,$d1863-1893 4001 $aCasal y de la Lastra, Julián del,$d1863-1893 4001 $aLastra, Julián del Casal y de la,$d1863-1893 4001 $aDel Casal, Julián,$d1863-1893 670 $aHis Sus mejores poemas, 1916. | 001 n 83051229 003 DLC 005 20150225073735.0 008 830413n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 83051229 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00937769 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dUPB 046 $f18631107$g18931021 053 0$aPQ7389.C266 1001 $aCasal, Julián del,$d1863-1893 370 $aHavana (Cuba)$2naf 374 $aPoets$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $aspa 4001 $aCasal y de la Lastra, Julián del,$d1863-1893 4001 $aLastra, Julián del Casal y de la,$d1863-1893 4001 $aDel Casal, Julián,$d1863-1893 670 $aHis Sus mejores poemas, 1916. 670 $aJulián del Casal, vida y obra poética, 1970:$btitle page (Julía del Casal) page 7 (born 7 November 1863 in La Habana [Cuba] page 9 (died 21 October 1893)
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001 n 84103390 003 DLC 005 20071002102002.0 008 850405n| acannaab |n aaa 010 $an 84103390 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 1001 $aGandhi, Rajmohan 670 $aThe Rajaji story, 1937-1972, c1984:$bt.p. (Rajmohan Gandhi) 670 $aNew Delhi MARC file, 09/12/84$b(hdg.: Gandhi, Rajmohan) New Delhi manual auth. cd. (b. 1935) 670 $aGandhi, 2008:$bECIP t.p. (Rajmohan Gandhi) data view (b. Aug. 7, 1935) | 001 n 84103390 003 DLC 005 20150318005734.0 008 850405n| azannaab |n aaa 010 $an 84103390 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC 046 $f19350807 1001 $aGandhi, Rajmohan 370 $eUrbana (Ill.)$fNew Delhi (India) 375 $amale 377 $aeng 670 $aThe Rajaji story, 1937-1972, c1984:$bt.p. (Rajmohan Gandhi) 670 $aNew Delhi MARC file, 09/12/84$b(hdg.: Gandhi, Rajmohan) New Delhi manual auth. cd. (b. 1935) 670 $aGandhi, 2008:$bECIP t.p. (Rajmohan Gandhi) data view (b. Aug. 7, 1935) 670 $aPrince of Gujarat, 2014:$bt.p. (Rajmohan Gandhi) jkt. (taught at University of Illinois, has been a scholar-in-residence at IIT, Gandhinagar) prelim. p. xii (R.G., Urbana, Il, USA) 670 $aWikipedia, WWW site viewed on March 18, 2015$b(Rajmohan Gandhi, born in 1935, biographer and grandson of Mahatma Gandhi, research professor at the Center for South Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA, also a Scholar in residence at Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar, attended St. Stephen's College, New Delhi, India; joined the Aam Aadmi Party on February 21, 2014)$uhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rajmohan_Gandhi
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001 n 50006836 003 DLC 005 19901127093031.4 008 800324n| acannaab| |n aaa ||| 010 $an 50006836 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 10010$aBercovitch, Sacvan 670 $aHis Typology and Early American literature, 1972. 670 $aHis The office of The scarlet letter, c1991:$bCIP t.p. (Sacvan Bercovitch) data sht. (b. 1933) | 001 n 50006836 003 DLC 005 20150111122626.0 008 800324n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 50006836 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00042378 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dNNU 046 $f19331004$g20141209 1001 $aBercovitch, Sacvan 370 $aMontréal (Québec)$bBrookline (Mass.) 372 $aPuritans--New England$aLiterature--Study and teaching (Higher)$2lcsh 373 $aHarvard University$s1983$t2001 374 $aCollege teachers--Massachusetts$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $aeng 670 $aHis Typology and Early American literature, 1972. 670 $aHis The office of The scarlet letter, c1991:$bCIP t.p. (Sacvan Bercovitch) data sht. (b. 1933) 670 $aNew York times, 8 January 2015$b(Sacvan Bercovitch; born Oct. 4, 1939 in Montreal; died Dec. 9, 2014 in Brookline, Mass.; aged 81; a distinguished literary scholar who traced America's self-image of "exceptionalism" to the rhetoric of the colonial Puritans of New England. Born into a Yiddish-speaking left-wing family in a Jewish ghetto in Montreal, his first name is a combination of Sacco and Vanzetti, two anarchists who many thought had been wrongly executed in 1927 for murder and armed robbery.)
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001 n 85022961 003 DLC 005 20140903111444.0 008 850520n| azannaab| |a aaa 010 $an 85022961 040 $aDLC$cDLC$erda$dDLC$dUk$dDLC 046 $f18750710$g19550518 1001 $aBethune, Mary McLeod,$d1875-1955 370 $aMayesville (S.C.)$bDaytona Beach (Fla.) 374 $aWomen college presidents$2lcsh 4001 $wnna$aBethune, Mary Jane McLeod,$d1875-1955 4001 $aMcLeod, Mary,$d1875-1955 670 $aMcKissack, P. Mary McLeod Bethune, 1985. 670 $aLC data base, 5/15/85$b(hdg.: Bethune, Mary Jane McLeod, 1875-1955; usage: Mary Mcleod Bethune) 670 $aNUCMC data from Fisk Univ. for Mary McLeod Bethune papers, 1928-1943 670 $aBiography Resource Center, Dec. 5, 2003$b(Bethune, Mary (McLeod) (July 10, 1875-May 18, 1955), college president and government official, was born in Mayesville, S.C., one of seventeen children of Samuel McLeod and Patsy McIntosh McLeod; May 1898 she married Albertus L. Bethune, a schoolteacher, who later left her and died October 22, 1918 [in Daytona Beach, Fla.]) | 001 n 85022961 003 DLC 005 20150310073750.0 008 850520n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 85022961 035 $a(OCoLC)oca01352196 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$erda$dDLC$dUk$dDLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f18750710$g19550518 1001 $aBethune, Mary McLeod,$d1875-1955 370 $aMayesville (S.C.)$bDaytona Beach (Fla.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aScotia Women's College$aDaytona Normal and Industrial Institute for Girls (Daytona Beach, Fla.)$aNational Urban League$aAssociation for the Study of Negro Life and History, inc.$aNational Council of Negro Women$2lcsh 374 $aWomen college presidents$aPublic officers$aCivil rights workers$acollege presidents$2lcsh 375 $afemale 4001 $wnna$aBethune, Mary Jane McLeod,$d1875-1955 4001 $aMcLeod, Mary,$d1875-1955 670 $aMcKissack, P. Mary McLeod Bethune, 1985. 670 $aLC data base, 5/15/85$b(hdg.: Bethune, Mary Jane McLeod, 1875-1955; usage: Mary Mcleod Bethune) 670 $aNUCMC data from Fisk Univ. for Mary McLeod Bethune papers, 1928-1943 670 $aBiography Resource Center, Dec. 5, 2003$b(Bethune, Mary (McLeod) (July 10, 1875-May 18, 1955), college president and government official, was born in Mayesville, S.C., one of seventeen children of Samuel McLeod and Patsy McIntosh McLeod; May 1898 she married Albertus L. Bethune, a schoolteacher, who later left her and died October 22, 1918 [in Daytona Beach, Fla.]) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed via The Oxford African American Studies Center online database, July 27, 2014:$b(Bethune, Mary McLeod; social reformer, women's rights advocate, civil rights activist, organization founder / official; born 10 July 1875 near Mayesville, South Carolina, United States; graduated from Scotia Seminary (later Barber-Scotia College) in Concord, North Carolina (1894); founded the Daytona Normal and Industrial Institute for Training Negro Girls in Daytona, Florida (1904); vice president of the National Urban League (1920); president of the National Association of Colored Women (1924-1928); founder and president of the National Council of Negro Women (1935); president of the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, later known as the Association for the Study of Afro-American Life and History (1936-1950); director in charge of Negro Affairs in the New Deal National Youth Administration (NYA); died 18 May 1955 in Daytona Beach, Florida, United States)
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Her research interests are feminism, African-American studies, critical theory, Marxism, popular music, social consciousness, and the philosophy and history of punishment and prisons. Davis helped found the Committees of Correspondence for Democracy and Socialism, which broke from the Communist Party USA in 1991. 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001 n 50039577 003 DLC 005 20140417073730.0 008 800728n| azannaabn |b aaa 010 $an 50039577 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00074793 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dNIC$dNIC$dDLC-R$dSG-SiILA$dOCoLC$dInU$dSG-SiILA$erda$dDLC$dIEN 046 $f1923 1001 $aLee, Kuan Yew,$d1923- 370 $cSingapore 375 $amale 377 $aeng$achi 4001 $aYew, Lee Kuan,$d1923- 4001 $aLi, Kuang-yao,$d1923- 4001 $aLi, Guangyao,$d1923- 4001 $aLī, Kūan Yū,$d1923- 4001 $aYū, Lī Kūan,$d1923- 4001 $aLý, Quang Diệu,$d1923- 4001 $aLī Kuvān̲ Iyū,$d1923- 4001 $aקואן יו, לי,$d1923- 4001 $a李光耀,$d1923- 4001 $aYi, Kʻwan Yu,$d1923- 5101 $aSingapore.$bPrime Minister (1959-1990 : Lee) 667 $aMachine-derived non-Latin script reference project. 667 $aNon-Latin script references not evaluated. 670 $aHis The battle for merger, 1961? 670 $aSakdā Prāngprathānphō̜n. Lī Kūan Yū kap kānsāng chāt Singkhapō, 1981:$bt.p. (Lī Kūan Yū) 670 $aHò̂i ký Lý Quang Diệu, 2000:$bt.p. (Lý Quang Diệu) p. 7 (Lee Kuan Yew) 670 $aLi Guangyao hui yi lu, 1965-2000, 2000:$bt.p. (Li Guangyao) 670 $aKur̲ikkōḷ : Malēciyar Malēciyā, 1965:$bt.p. (Lī Kuvān̲ Iyū) 670 $aYi Kʻwan Yu, 2007. | 001 n 50039577 003 DLC 005 20150323094718.0 008 800728n| azannaabn |b aaa 010 $an 50039577 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00074793 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dNIC$dNIC$dDLC-R$dSG-SiILA$dOCoLC$dInU$dSG-SiILA$dDLC$dIEN$dDLC 046 $f19230916$g20150323 1001 $aLee, Kuan Yew,$d1923-2015 370 $aSingapore$bSingapore$cSingapore$fTanjong Pagar (Singapore)$vWikipedia, viewed Mar. 23, 2015 373 $aSingapore. Parliament$2naf$s19650809$t20150323$vWikipedia, viewed Mar. 23, 2015 373 $aSingapore. Legislative Assembly$2naf$s19550402$t19650809$vWikipedia, viewed Mar. 23, 2015 373 $aPeople's Action Party (Singapore)$2naf$vNew York times (online), viewed Mar. 23, 2015 374 $aPrime ministers$2lcsh$s1959$t1990 375 $amale 377 $aeng$achi 4001 $aYew, Lee Kuan,$d1923-2015 4001 $aLi, Kuang-yao,$d1923-2015 4001 $aLi, Guangyao,$d1923-2015 4001 $aLī, Kūan Yū,$d1923-2015 4001 $aYū, Lī Kūan,$d1923-2015 4001 $aLý, Quang Diệu,$d1923-2015 4001 $aLī Kuvān̲ Iyū,$d1923-2015 4001 $aקואן יו, לי,$d1923-2015 4001 $a李光耀,$d1923-2015 4001 $aYi, Kʻwan Yu,$d1923-2015 4001 $aLee, Harry,$d1923-2015 5101 $aSingapore.$bPrime Minister (1959-1990 : Lee) 667 $aMachine-derived non-Latin script reference project. 667 $aNon-Latin script references not evaluated. 670 $aHis The battle for merger, 1961? 670 $aSakdā Prāngprathānphō̜n. Lī Kūan Yū kap kānsāng chāt Singkhapō, 1981:$bt.p. (Lī Kūan Yū) 670 $aHò̂i ký Lý Quang Diệu, 2000:$bt.p. (Lý Quang Diệu) p. 7 (Lee Kuan Yew) 670 $aLi Guangyao hui yi lu, 1965-2000, 2000:$bt.p. (Li Guangyao) 670 $aKur̲ikkōḷ : Malēciyar Malēciyā, 1965:$bt.p. (Lī Kuvān̲ Iyū) 670 $aYi Kʻwan Yu, 2007. 670 $aNew York times (online), viewed Mar. 23, 2015$b(Lee Kuan Yew; sometimes known by his English name, Harry Lee; b. Sept. 16, 1923, Singapore; d. Monday morning [Mar. 23, 2015], Singapore General Hospital, aged 91; founding father and first prime minister of Singapore who transformed that tiny island outpost into one of the wealthiest and least corrupt countries in Asia)
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001 n 50040034 003 DLC 005 19920406061919.0 008 800730n| acannaab| |a aaa 010 $an 50040034 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dMWA 10010$aDelany, Martin Robison,$d1812-1885 40010$aDelany, M. R.$q(Martin Robison),$d1812-1885 670 $aHis Official report of the Niger valley exploring party ... 1861. 670 $aMWA/NAIP files$b(hdg.: Delany, Martin Robison, 1812-1885; usage: Martin Robison Delany; M.R. Delany; Martin R. Delany; note: first black major in the U.S. Army) | 001 n 50040034 003 DLC 005 20150313073750.0 008 800730n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 50040034 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00075239 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dMWA$dDHU-MS 046 $f18120506$g18850124 1001 $aDelany, Martin Robison,$d1812-1885 370 $aCharles Town (W. Va.)$bOhio$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aUnited States. Army$2naf 374 $aPolitical activists$aJournalists$aAuthors$aJudges$2lcsh 375 $amale 4001 $aDelany, M. R.$q(Martin Robison),$d1812-1885 670 $aHis Official report of the Niger valley exploring party ... 1861. 670 $aMWA/NAIP files$b(hdg.: Delany, Martin Robison, 1812-1885; usage: Martin Robison Delany; M.R. Delany; Martin R. Delany; note: first black major in the U.S. Army) 670 $aEncyclopedia of African American History, 1619-1895: From the Colonial Period to the Age of Frederick Douglass, accessed via The Oxford African American Studies Center online database, July 27, 2014:$b(Delany, Martin Robison; black nationalist, doctor, political activist, journalist, author, military officer; born 06 May 1812 in Charles Town, West Virginia, United States; in 1831, went to Pittsburgh to study under the Reverend Lewis Woodson, an ardent black separatist; in 1843 began the Mystery, a weekly Pittsburgh newspaper that he edited until 1847; in 1852 wrote a book in response to both the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850 and the sometimes misplaced intentions of white abolitionists; in 1865, following a meeting with the president Lincoln, he received a commission as a major in the Union Army; two months after the war ended, he switched his political affiliation to the Democratic Party and backed former Confederates in their quest to regain political power; in 1874 he unsuccessfully ran for lieutenant governor of South Carolina; was appointed to a judgeship in Charleston in 1876, a position he held until 1879; died 24 January 1885 in Ohio, United States)
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001 n 85323003 003 DLC 005 19871203054720.1 008 871019n| acannaab| |n ana ||| c 010 $an 85323003 040 $aMWA$cDLC 11020$aWestfield Academy (Westfield, Mass.) 670 $aDavis, E. Memoir of Miss Eliza Bishop, 1841:$bp. 9, etc. (Westfield Academy) 670 $aMWA/NAIP files$b(hdg.: Westfield Academy (Westfield, Mass.)) | 001 n 85323003 003 DLC 005 20150210155137.0 008 871019n| azannaab| |n ana c 010 $an 85323003 040 $aMWA$cDLC$erda$dDLC 046 $s18000101$t1867 1102 $aWestfield Academy (Westfield, Mass.) 670 $aDavis, E. Memoir of Miss Eliza Bishop, 1841:$bp. 9, etc. (Westfield Academy) 670 $aMWA/NAIP files$b(hdg.: Westfield Academy (Westfield, Mass.)) 670 $aNUCMC data from Westfield Athenaeum for Its Collection, 1800-1970$b(In 1793, there were only six academies charted by the Commonwealth, and Westfield's public support of the Academy was a major factor in being granted the ability to form “a body politic... For the purpose of promoting piety, religion and morality, and for the instruction of youth in such languages and such of the liberal arts and science as the Trustees shall decide." In contrast to other New England Academies, the Westfield Academy was primarily a community-backed project although much of its later funds came from private sources. There was some delay as the trustees did not hold their first meeting until Apr., 1797 and the building was constructed in 1798, costing between 900-1000 pounds. The Academy opened on Jan. 1, 1800 with "youth of both sexes who can read and write in a decent manner". Students had to pay 17 cents per quarter, had to supply the fire-wood to heat the building, and any damages done to Academy. Religious and moral motivation was a foundation of the Academy as teachers were to bring their pupils to love and practice religion; students were required to worship on the Lord's Day. Differing from other schools at the time, the Trustees forbade the use of corporal punishment; instead punishments took the form of "private admonition, publick admonition, degradation, suspension and expulsion". In 1858, an Agricultural Department was established for special instruction in the science of Agriculture with its own library and Natural History collection. In 1854, Stephen Harrison left a bequest of $5,000 to the Academy for the establishment of an agricultural department. The town voted to give an additional $5,000 to establish this department. The Academy closed for two years to build a new school, as the older building could not accommodate this new department and needed extensive repairs; it re-opened in 1858. Course work was then re-organized into three departments: Classical, English and Scientific, and Agricultural. In 1867, the town of Westfield purchased the new and old structures for $35,000 and removed the high school from the town hall to the larger and more desirable quarters of the Academy. The Academy ceasing to function and as an educational institution divested itself of the Fowler homestead at Court and Elm streets and presented it to the Westfield Athenaeum as a new home for the library. In 1889, the town renovated the high school structure and the Academy Trustees began to pay over each year the income form their investment funds. Under the 1889 and 1922 agreements with the town, these payments have continued to fund educational activities in Westfield)
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001 n 50042298 003 DLC 005 20141029073742.0 008 800801n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 50042298 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00077471 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dNBuU$dOCoLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dIEN$dNN 046 $f19340218$g19921117 053 0$aPS3562.O75 1001 $aLorde, Audre 370 $aNew York (N.Y.)$bSaint Croix (United States Virgin Islands)$cUnited States$2naf 372 $aLibrary science$2lcsh 373 $aColumbia University$aFreie Universität Berlin$2naf 374 $aLibrarians$aFeminists$aLesbian authors$aWomen authors, Black$2lcsh 375 $afemale 377 $aeng 378 $qAudrey Geraldine 670 $aFrom a land where other people live, 1973:$bt.p. (Audre Lorde) 670 $aContemp. lesbian writers of the US, 1993:$bp. 316 (Audre Lorde, born in New York City, February 18, 1934; master of library science, Columbia University, 1961; married Edwin A. Rollins, 1962; died from cancer on November 17, 1992) p. 317 (poet laureate of New York, 1991) 670 $aDe Veaux, A. Warrior poet, 2004:$bCIP data view (Audre Lorde (1934-1992)) 670 $aInfo. converted from 678, 20120924$b(b. 1934; B.A., M.S.) 670 $aWikipedia, Oct. 24, 2014$b(Audre Lorde (b. Audrey Geraldine Lorde, Feb. 18, 1934, New York, N.Y. - Nov. 17, 1992, Saint Croix) was a Caribbean-American writer, born to Caribbean immigrants, settled in Harlem, a radical feminist, womanist, lesbian, and civil rights activist; master's degree in library science in 1961, from Columbia University; head librarian at Town School Library in New York City; guest professor at the John F. Kennedy Institute of North American Studies at the Free University of Berlin in 1984; Lorde considered herself a "lesbian, mother, warrior, poet", and used poetry to get this message across, her main goal was to empower black people and lesbians and to encourage everyone to be comfortable in their own skin) | 001 n 50042298 003 DLC 005 20150327073738.0 008 800801n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 50042298 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00077471 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dNBuU$dOCoLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dIEN$dNN$dDHU-MS 046 $f19340218$g19921117 053 0$aPS3562.O75 1001 $aLorde, Audre 370 $aNew York (N.Y.)$bSaint Croix (United States Virgin Islands)$cUnited States$2naf 370 $aHarlem (N.Y., New York)$gChristiansted (United States Virgin Islands)$cUnited States$2naf 372 $aLibrary science$2lcsh 373 $aColumbia University$aFreie Universität Berlin$2naf 373 $aHunter College$aHarlem Writers Guild Inc.$aColumbia University$aTougaloo College$2naf 374 $aLibrarians$aFeminists$aLesbian authors$aWomen authors, Black$2lcsh 374 $aPoets$aNovelists$aPolitical activists$aLibrarians$2lcsh 375 $afemale 377 $aeng 378 $qAudrey Geraldine 670 $aFrom a land where other people live, 1973:$bt.p. (Audre Lorde) 670 $aContemp. lesbian writers of the US, 1993:$bp. 316 (Audre Lorde, born in New York City, February 18, 1934; master of library science, Columbia University, 1961; married Edwin A. Rollins, 1962; died from cancer on November 17, 1992) p. 317 (poet laureate of New York, 1991) 670 $aDe Veaux, A. Warrior poet, 2004:$bCIP data view (Audre Lorde (1934-1992)) 670 $aInfo. converted from 678, 20120924$b(b. 1934; B.A., M.S.) 670 $aWikipedia, Oct. 24, 2014$b(Audre Lorde (b. Audrey Geraldine Lorde, Feb. 18, 1934, New York, N.Y. - Nov. 17, 1992, Saint Croix) was a Caribbean-American writer, born to Caribbean immigrants, settled in Harlem, a radical feminist, womanist, lesbian, and civil rights activist; master's degree in library science in 1961, from Columbia University; head librarian at Town School Library in New York City; guest professor at the John F. Kennedy Institute of North American Studies at the Free University of Berlin in 1984; Lorde considered herself a "lesbian, mother, warrior, poet", and used poetry to get this message across, her main goal was to empower black people and lesbians and to encourage everyone to be comfortable in their own skin) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed via The Oxford African American Studies Center online database, July 27, 2014:$b(Lorde, Audre; Audrey Geraldine Lorde; poet, writer, and activist; born 18 February 1934 in Harlem, New York, New York, United States; received a BA degree from Hunter College (1959); spent a year at the National University of Mexico; returned to New York, immersed herself in the "gay girl" culture of Greenwich Village; continued to develop her craft as a member of the Harlem Writers Guild; MLS degree from Columbia University's School of Library Service (1961); head librarian at Town School Library in New York City (1966-1968); received a National Endowment for the Arts grant and accepted a post at Tougaloo College in Mississippi as poet-in-residence (1968); cofounded Kitchen Table: Women of Color Press (1980); taught courses and literature at Lehman College and John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Thomas Hunter Professor of English at Hunter College; before her death in November 1992 Lorde underwent an African ritual in which she was renamed Gambda Adisa; died 17 November 1992 in Christiansted, St. Croix, Virgin Islands)
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001 n 86058712 003 DLC 005 20050404160343.0 008 870130n| acannaab |n aaa 010 $an 86058712 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 1001 $aPrince, Mary 670 $aHer The history of Mary Prince, 1987:$bCIP t.p. (Mary Prince) 670 $aEarly Black British writing, c2004:$bp. 233 (Mary Prince; c. 1788-c. 1833) | 001 n 86058712 003 DLC 005 20150317101053.0 008 870130n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 86058712 035 $a(OCoLC)oca01779045 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f1788?$g1833 1001 $aPrince, Mary 370 $aBermuda Islands$bEngland$cEngland$2naf 370 $aBrackish-Pond, Bermuda 373 $aMoravian Church$2naf 374 $aSlaves$aStorytellers$2lcsh 375 $afemale 377 $aeng 670 $aThe history of Mary Prince, 1987:$bCIP t.p. (Mary Prince) 670 $aEarly Black British writing, c2004:$bp. 233 (Mary Prince; c. 1788-c. 1833) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed September 7, 2014, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Prince, Mary; slave, slave narrative author; born c.1788 in Brackish-Pond, Bermuda; sold to John Wood, moved with the Wood family to Antigua; joined the Moravian Church, learned to read the Bible; filed unsuccessful petition to the British Parliament to gain her freedom (1829); servant in the household of Thomas Pringle; dictated her story to a family friend and Pringle edited and published the narrative, The History of Mary Prince, London (1831), which played an important role in British abolitionist debates; her life provided a crucial perspective on the role of slaves, particularly female slaves, in attaining freedom and autonomy; died 1833 presumably in England)
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001 n 86070213 003 DLC 005 19861107054841.9 008 860903n| acannaab| |n aaa ||| 010 $an 86070213 040 $aDLC$cDLC 10010$aRobinson, Jo Ann Gibson,$d1912- 670 $aHer The Montgomery bus boycott and the women ... c1987:$bCIP t.p. (Jo Ann Gibson Robinson) introd. (lived in Montgomery, AL; was prof. English AL State Col.; now lives in Los Angeles; Mrs.) data sheet (b. 4-17-12) | 001 n 86070213 003 DLC 005 20150317073808.0 008 860903n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 86070213 035 $a(OCoLC)oca01704766 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f19120417$g19920829 1001 $aRobinson, Jo Ann Gibson,$d1912-1992 370 $aCrawford County (Ga.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aFort Valley State College (Ga.)$aAtlanta University$aAlabama State College for Negroes$aMary Allen College (Crockett, Tex.)$aGrambling College$aMontgomery Improvement Association$2naf 374 $aCivil rights workers$aCollege teachers$aAuthors$2lcsh 375 $afemale 377 $aeng 670 $aThe Montgomery bus boycott and the women ... c1987:$bCIP t.p. (Jo Ann Gibson Robinson) introd. (lived in Montgomery, AL; was prof. English AL State Col.; now lives in Los Angeles; Mrs.) data sheet (b. 4-17-12) 670 $aBlack Women in America, Second Edition, accessed September 11, 2014, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Robinson, Jo Ann Gibson; Jo Ann Gibson; civil rights activist, educator, autobiographer, memoirist; born 17 April 1912 in Crawford County, Georgia, United States; BS degree, Fort Valley (1936); MA, Atlanta University (1948); taught English at Mary Allen College in Crockett, Texas (1948-1949); faculty, Alabama State College for Negroes, Montgomery (1949); president, Women's Political Council (WPC) (1952); after Rosa Parks's arrest in December 1956, Robinson was instrumental in getting the Montgomery bus boycotts off the ground; executive board member, Montgomery Improvement Association (MIA); taught at Grambling College, Louisiana (1960-1961); taught English in Los Angeles, California until retiring (1976); University of Tennessee Press published her memoir in 1987; died 29 August 1992)
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001 n 50082842 003 DLC 005 20130514105724.0 008 810220n| azannaabn |b aaa 010 $an 50082842 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00116295 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dInU$dDLC$erda$dInU$dDLC 046 $f1673$g1723 053 0$aPC838.7.D5 1000 $aDimitrie Cantemir,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aCantemir, Dumitru,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aCantemir, Dimitrie,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4000 $aDumitru Cantemir,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aКантемир, Дмитрий Константинович,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aKantemir, Dmitriĭ Konstantinovich,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aCantemir, Demetrius,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4000 $aDemetrius Cantemir,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aCantemir, D.$q(Dimitrie),$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4000 $aDimitrie Cantemir,$cPrince of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4000 $aDemetrius Kantemir,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aCantemirŭ, Demetriu,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4000 $aDemetriu Cantemirŭ,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aCantemirus, Constantinus,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aCantemirus, Demetrius,$cPrinceps,$d1673-1723 4000 $aConstantinus Cantemirus,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aBeizade, Dimitrie,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aBeizade, Dumitraşco,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aVoda, Dumitraşco,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4000 $aBoğdan Prensi,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4000 $aKantemiroğlu,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4000 $aKüçük Kantimiroğlu,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4000 $aДимитрий Кантемир,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4000 $aDimitriĭ Kantemir,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aКантемир, Димитрий,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aKantemir, Dimitriĭ,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 667 $aNon-Latin script references not evaluated. 670 $aHronicul vechimei a Româno-Moldo-Vlahilor ... 1901. 670 $aDemetrii Principis Cantemirii Incrementorum & decrementorum Aulae Othmanicae, ca. 1720. 670 $aLozovan, E. D. Cantemir, 1980:$bt.p. (D. Cantemir) p. 3 (prince de Moldavie de 1685 à 1693) 670 $aBM$b(Demetrius [Kantemir], Hospodar of Moldavia; refs.: Cantemirus, Constantinus; Cantemirŭ, Demetriu) 670 $aPrince Dimitrie Cantemir, 1999:$bp. 13 (Dumitraşco Beizade) p. 14 (Dumitraşco Voda; Boğdan Prensi; Küçük Kantimiroğlu; Kantemiroğlu) 670 $aĖpistoli︠a︡rnoe nasledie Dimitrii︠a︡ Kantemira, 2008. | 001 n 50082842 003 DLC 005 20150304151801.0 008 810220n| azannaabn |b aaa 010 $an 50082842 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00116295 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dInU$dDLC$erda$dInU$dDLC 046 $f1673$g1723 053 0$aPC838.7.D5 1001 $aDimitrie Cantemir,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aCantemir, Dumitru,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aCantemir, Dimitrie,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aDumitru Cantemir,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aКантемир, Дмитрий Константинович,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aKantemir, Dmitriĭ Konstantinovich,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aCantemir, Demetrius,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aDemetrius Cantemir,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aCantemir, D.$q(Dimitrie),$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aDimitrie Cantemir,$cPrince of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aDemetrius Kantemir,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aCantemirŭ, Demetriu,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aDemetriu Cantemirŭ,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aCantemirus, Constantinus,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aCantemirus, Demetrius,$cPrinceps,$d1673-1723 4001 $aConstantinus Cantemirus,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aBeizade, Dimitrie,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aBeizade, Dumitraşco,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aVoda, Dumitraşco,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aBoğdan Prensi,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aKantemiroğlu,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aKüçük Kantimiroğlu,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aДимитрий Кантемир,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aDimitriĭ Kantemir,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aКантемир, Димитрий,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 4001 $aKantemir, Dimitriĭ,$cVoivode of Moldavia,$d1673-1723 667 $aNon-Latin script references not evaluated. 670 $aHronicul vechimei a Româno-Moldo-Vlahilor ... 1901. 670 $aDemetrii Principis Cantemirii Incrementorum & decrementorum Aulae Othmanicae, ca. 1720. 670 $aLozovan, E. D. Cantemir, 1980:$bt.p. (D. Cantemir) p. 3 (prince de Moldavie de 1685 à 1693) 670 $aBM$b(Demetrius [Kantemir], Hospodar of Moldavia; refs.: Cantemirus, Constantinus; Cantemirŭ, Demetriu) 670 $aPrince Dimitrie Cantemir, 1999:$bp. 13 (Dumitraşco Beizade) p. 14 (Dumitraşco Voda; Boğdan Prensi; Küçük Kantimiroğlu; Kantemiroğlu) 670 $aĖpistoli︠a︡rnoe nasledie Dimitrii︠a︡ Kantemira, 2008.
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001 n 87840485 003 DLC 005 19871007063008.3 008 870817n| acannaab| |a aaa ||| 010 $an 87840485 040 $aDLC$cDLC 10010$aAlbert, Octavia V. Rogers$q(Octavia Victoria Rogers),$d1853-1889? 40010$wnna$aAlbert, Octavia Victoria Rogers,$d1853-1889? 670 $aHer The house of bondage, or, Charlotte Brooks and other slaves, 1988:$bCIP t.p. (Octavia V. Rogers Albert) 670 $aLC data base, 8/13/87$b(hdg.: Albert, Octavia Victoria (Rogers), 1853-1889?; usage: Octavia V. Rogers Albert) | 001 n 87840485 003 DLC 005 20150323102449.0 008 870817n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 87840485 035 $a(OCoLC)oca01919464 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f18531224$g1890~$2edtf 1001 $aAlbert, Octavia V. Rogers$q(Octavia Victoria Rogers),$d1853-approximately 1889 370 $aOglethorpe (Ga.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aMethodist Episcopal Church$2naf 374 $aCivil rights workers$aNovelists$aBiographers$2lcsh 375 $afemale 377 $aeng 4001 $aAlbert, Octavia Victoria Rogers,$d1853-approximately 1889 4001 $wnne$aAlbert, Octavia V. Rogers$q(Octavia Victoria Rogers),$d1853-1889? 670 $aThe house of bondage, or, Charlotte Brooks and other slaves, 1988:$bCIP t.p. (Octavia V. Rogers Albert) 670 $aLC data base, 8/13/87$b(hdg.: Albert, Octavia Victoria (Rogers), 1853-1889?; usage: Octavia V. Rogers Albert) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed October 26, 2014, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Albert, Octavia Victoria Rogers; slave, biographer, civil rights activist, fiction writer; born 24 December 1853 in Oglethorpe, Georgia, United States; most of the little we know of her life comes from The House of Bondage (1890), the book that made her famous; taught in Montezuma, Georgia (1873); wife of a Methodist Episcopal minister, New Orleans (1877); attended lectures and receptions, participated in the religious reform efforts; the scope of her project covered rural and urban slavery using oral testimonies which made it unique and different from other studies of the period; died c.1890) 678 $aOctavia V. Rogers Albert was a slave.
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001 n 77001243 003 DLC 005 19980601125334.1 008 770509n| acannaab| |a ana ||| 010 $an 77001243 $zno 91017936 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dDI$dDLC$dDGPO$dDLC 11020$aU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.$bRegion 1 41010$wnnaa$aUnited States.$bFish and Wildlife Service.$bRegion 1 41020$aU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.$bPacific Region 41020$aU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.$bWestern Region 41020$aU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.$bRegion One 41020$aU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Portland, Or.) 41020$aU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.$bEcological Services.$bRegion 1 667 $aGPO info. 670 $aMount. Lion Workshop of the West. States & West. Canada, 1st, Sparks, Nev., 1976. Transactions of the ... 1976 (a.e.)$bt.p. (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Region 1) 670 $aWater rights for fish and wildlife, 1979:$bt.p. (U.S. Fish and Wildlife, Pacific Region) 670 $aFederal yellow book, 1986$b(Regional offices: Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S.: 1. Calif., Hawaii, Idaho, Nev., Ore., Wash.) 670 $aAnalysis of biotelemetry data ... 1986:$bt.p. (Fish and Wildlife Service, Region One) 670 $aPacific bald eagle recovery plan, 1986:$bt.p. (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Portland, Oregon; J. Blum, regional director) 670 $aFederal yellow book, 1987$b(Under regional offices: Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S.; 1. Calif., Hawaii, Idaho, Nev., Ore., Wash: Portland, Or.) 670 $aPacific salmon management, 1991:$bt.p. (Western Region, Portland, Oregon, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service) p. 1 (United States Department of the Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service, Region 1) p. 3 (Western Region, Region 1, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service) 670 $aPhone call to Region 1, 10-15-91$b(Western Region and Pacific Region are both used at different times to describe this region; the official name is Region 1) 670 $aRecovery plan for the endangered western lily ... 1998:$bp. 4 of cover (Region 1, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Ecological Services) | 001 n 77001243 003 DLC 005 20150205110034.0 008 770509n| azannaab |a ana 010 $an 77001243 $zno 91017936 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dDI$dDLC$dDGPO$dDLC 1102 $aU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.$bRegion 1 4101 $wnnaa$aUnited States.$bFish and Wildlife Service.$bRegion 1 4102 $aU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.$bPacific Region 4102 $aU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.$bWestern Region 4102 $aU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.$bRegion One 4102 $aU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Portland, Or.) 4102 $aU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.$bEcological Services.$bRegion 1 667 $aGPO info. 670 $aMount. Lion Workshop of the West. States & West. Canada, 1st, Sparks, Nev., 1976. Transactions of the ... 1976 (a.e.)$bt.p. (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Region 1) 670 $aWater rights for fish and wildlife, 1979:$bt.p. (U.S. Fish and Wildlife, Pacific Region) 670 $aFederal yellow book, 1986$b(Regional offices: Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S.: 1. Calif., Hawaii, Idaho, Nev., Ore., Wash.) 670 $aAnalysis of biotelemetry data ... 1986:$bt.p. (Fish and Wildlife Service, Region One) 670 $aPacific bald eagle recovery plan, 1986:$bt.p. (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Portland, Oregon; J. Blum, regional director) 670 $aFederal yellow book, 1987$b(Under regional offices: Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S.; 1. Calif., Hawaii, Idaho, Nev., Ore., Wash: Portland, Or.) 670 $aPacific salmon management, 1991:$bt.p. (Western Region, Portland, Oregon, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service) p. 1 (United States Department of the Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service, Region 1) p. 3 (Western Region, Region 1, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service) 670 $aPhone call to Region 1, 10-15-91$b(Western Region and Pacific Region are both used at different times to describe this region; the official name is Region 1) 670 $aRecovery plan for the endangered western lily ... 1998:$bp. 4 of cover (Region 1, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Ecological Services)
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001 n 87848783 003 DLC 005 20020528152748.0 008 880929n| acannaab |a ana 010 $an 87848783 $zn 00111661 $zn 2002034147 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 1102 $aEpanastatikē Organōsē 17 Noemvrē 4102 $a17 Noemvrē (Organization) 4102 $aEpanastatikē Organōsē dekaephta Noemvrē 4102 $aE.O.17N. 4102 $aEO17N 4102 $aEpanastatikē Organōsē dekaepta Noemvrē 4102 $aEpanastatiki Organossi 17 Noemvri 4102 $aRevolutionary Organization 17 November 4102 $aRO-17N 4102 $a17N 4102 $aDekatos Hevdomos Noemvrē 670 $aChalazias, Ch.Ē. Ideologia tēs E.O. 17 N. kai tou E.L.A., c1987:$bp. 19 (Epanastatikē Organōsē 17ē Noemvrē) 670 $aBotsarēs, D.M. 17 Noemvrē, 1990:$bcover (17N) 670 $aKassimeris, George. Europe's last red terrorists, 2000:$bCIP t.p. (Revolutionary Organization 17 November) prel. p. (Epanastatiki Organossi 17 Noemvri (Revolutionary Organization 17 November)) introd. (group called Revolutionary Organization 17 November (RO-17N or 17N); 17N is anti-Greek establishment, bitterly anti-American, anti-Turkey and anti-NATO, committed to removing US bases from Greece, the Turkish military presence from Cyprus, and to severing Greece's ties to NATO and the European Union) 670 $aTromokrates stē Nea Yorkē, 2001:$bp. 155 (17 Noemvrē) | 001 n 87848783 003 DLC 005 20150115073643.0 008 880929n| azannaab |b ana 010 $an 87848783 $zn 00111661 $zn 2002034147 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC 1102 $aEpanastatikē Organōsē 17 Noemvrē 4102 $a17 Noemvrē (Organization) 4102 $a17N (Organization) 4102 $aE.O.17N. 4102 $aEO17N 4102 $aEpanastatikē Organōsē Dekaephta Noemvrē 4102 $aEpanastatiki Organossi 17 Noemvri 4102 $aRevolutionary Organization 17 November 4102 $aRO-17N 4102 $aΕπαναστατική Οργάνωση 17 Νοέμβρη 667 $aNon-Latin script reference not evaluated. 670 $aIdeologia tēs E.O. 17 N. kai tou E.L.A., c1987:$bp. 19 (Επαναστατική Οργάνωση 17 Νοέμβρη = Epanastatikē Organōsē 17ē Noemvrē) 670 $a17 Noemvrē, 1990:$bcover (17N) 670 $aEurope's last red terrorists, 2000:$bCIP t.p. (Revolutionary Organization 17 November) prel. p. (Epanastatiki Organossi 17 Noemvri (Revolutionary Organization 17 November)) introd. (group called Revolutionary Organization 17 November (RO-17N or 17N); 17N is anti-Greek establishment, bitterly anti-American, anti-Turkey and anti-NATO, committed to removing US bases from Greece, the Turkish military presence from Cyprus, and to severing Greece's ties to NATO and the European Union) 670 $aTromokrates stē Nea Yorkē, 2001:$bp. 155 (17 Noemvrē)
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001 n 88128904 003 DLC 005 20080315105309.0 008 881025n| acannaab |n aaa 010 $an 88128904 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 10010$aArrington, Richard 670 $aFranklin, J.L. Back to Birmingham, c1989:$bt.p. (Richard Arrington, Jr.) 670 $aThere's hope for the world, 2008:$beCIP t.p. (Richard Arrington) CIP application data (b. Oct. 1934) | 001 n 88128904 003 DLC 005 20150320073907.0 008 881025n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 88128904 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02388079 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f19341019 1001 $aArrington, Richard 370 $aLivingston (Ala.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aMiles College$aUniversity of Detroit$aUniversity of Oklahoma$aAlabama Center for Higher Education$aUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham$2naf 374 $aEducators$aMayors$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $aeng 670 $aBack to Birmingham, c1989:$bt.p. (Richard Arrington, Jr.) 670 $aThere's hope for the world, 2008:$beCIP t.p. (Richard Arrington) CIP application data (b. Oct. 1934) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed November 21, 2014, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Arrington, Richard Jr.; educator, mayor; born 19 October 1934 in Livingston, Alabama, United States; Bachelor's degree from Miles College in Birmingham (1955); Master's degree in Biology from University of Detroit (1957); PhD from University of Oklahoma (1966); chairman of the Department of Natural Science and academic dean, Miles College (1957); director of the Alabama Center for Higher Education (ACHE) (1970-1979); championed affirmative action in government hiring and contracts; became Birmingham's first African American mayor (1979-1999); accused of corruption and cronyism, spent a night in jail for refusing to provide records related to the case (1992); visiting professor at UAB; worked on metropolitan planning and service projects at the university's Center for Urban Affairs (1999); retired from the political scene (2001))
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001 n 88297254 003 DLC 005 20020131053554.0 008 890323n| acannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 88297254 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC 053 0$aPS3551.N64 1001 $aAnsa, Tina McElroy 670 $aHer Baby of the family, c1989:$bCIP t.p. (Tina McElroy Ansa) | 001 n 88297254 003 DLC 005 20150320073908.0 008 890323n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 88297254 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02486573 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f19491118 053 0$aPS3551.N64 1001 $aAnsa, Tina McElroy 370 $aMacon (Ga.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aSpelman College$aEmory University$aBrunswick College (Georgia : 1988-1996)$2naf 374 $aNovelists$2lcsh 375 $afemale 377 $aeng 670 $aBaby of the family, c1989:$bCIP t.p. (Tina McElroy Ansa) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed November 14, 2014, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Ansa, Tina McElroy; fiction writer; born 18 November 1949 in Macon, Georgia, United States; BA in English from Spelman College, Atlanta; the first African American woman hired to work for the Atlanta Constitution (later the Atlanta Journal- Constitution) (1971); accepted a position as an editor for the Charlotte Observer, North Carolina; attended a writing workshop in Macon with John Oliver Killens; her debut novel, Baby of the Family (1989) was named a Notable Book of the Year by the New York Times and won Georgia Authors Series Award (1989); taught creative writing courses and continued to teach and supervise writing workshops at Emory University and Brunswick College (1990); her feature articles, reviews, and editorials appeared in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the Los Angeles Times, and other newspapers)
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001 n 88661666 003 DLC 005 19880916162844.0 008 880916n| acannaab| |a aaa ||| 010 $an 88661666 040 $aDLC$cDLC 10010$aCastle, William R.$q(William Richards),$d1878-1963 40010$wnna$aCastle, William Richards,$d1878-1963 670 $anuc88-64172: His Brief digest and index ... [MI] 1897$b(hdg. on CtY rept.: Castle, William Richards, 1878-1963; usage: William R. Castle) 670 $aLC data base, 9/16/88$b(hdg.: Castle, William Richards, 1878-1963; usage: William R. Castle) | 001 n 88661666 003 DLC 005 20150306073809.0 008 880916n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 88661666 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02362384 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dMoSU-L 046 $f18780619$g19631013 1001 $aCastle, William R.$q(William Richards),$cJr.,$d1878-1963 370 $aHonolulu (Hawaii)$bWashington (D.C.)$cUnited States$fCambridge (Mass.)$2naf 372 $aCollege teaching$aDiplomacy$aWriting$2lcsh 373 $aPunahou School$aHarvard College (1780- )$2naf 374 $aEnglish teachers$aDiplomats$aAuthors, American$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $aeng 378 $qWilliam Richards 4001 $wnnea$aCastle, William R.$q(William Richards),$d1878-1963 4001 $wnnaa$aCastle, William Richards,$d1878-1963 670 $anuc88-64172: His Brief digest and index ... [MI] 1897$b(hdg. on CtY rept.: Castle, William Richards, 1878-1963; usage: William R. Castle) 670 $aLC data base, 9/16/88$b(hdg.: Castle, William Richards, 1878-1963; usage: William R. Castle) 670 $aHawaii, past and present, 1923:$btitle page (William R. Castle, Jr., author of "The Green Vase") 670 $aWikipedia, March 5, 2015$b(William Richards Castle, Jr. (June 19, 1878-October 13, 1963) was an educator and diplomat; born: Honoloulu, Hawaii; died: Washington, DC; graduated from Punahou School and then Harvard College in 1900; He remained at Harvard as an English instructor and assistant dean; He published two novels and a book on Hawaiian history) 672 0$aHawaii, past and present 672 4$aThe Green vase
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001 n 90613451 003 DLC 005 20031016154124.0 008 900222n| acannaab |n aaa 010 $an 90613451 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 1001 $aWalker, David,$d1785-1830 670 $anuc89-10424: His Walker's appeal [MI] 1848$b(hdg. on CtY rept.: Walker, David, 1785-1830) 670 $aLC data base, 02-22-90$b(hdg.: Walker, David, 1785-1830; usage: David Walker) 670 $aGod and human responsibility, c2003:$bCIP t.p. (David Walker) galley (Until recently most scholars of black history accepted Henry Highland Garnet's claim, made in 1848, that David Walker was born in 1785. Garnet made this statement in A Brief Sketch of the Life and Character of David Walker. A contemporary historian, however, argues against the traditional dating, arguing it is more likely that Walker was born in 1796 or 1797) | 001 n 90613451 003 DLC 005 20150317073821.0 008 900222n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 90613451 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02690921 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f1785?$g18300806 1001 $aWalker, David,$d1785-1830 370 $aWilmington (N.C.)$bBoston (Mass.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aMassachusetts General Colored Association 374 $aBusinesspeople$aPamphleteers$aAbolitionists$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $aeng 670 $anuc89-10424: His Walker's appeal [MI] 1848$b(hdg. on CtY rept.: Walker, David, 1785-1830) 670 $aLC data base, 02-22-90$b(hdg.: Walker, David, 1785-1830; usage: David Walker) 670 $aGod and human responsibility, c2003:$bCIP t.p. (David Walker) galley (Until recently most scholars of black history accepted Henry Highland Garnet's claim, made in 1848, that David Walker was born in 1785. Garnet made this statement in A Brief Sketch of the Life and Character of David Walker. A contemporary historian, however, argues against the traditional dating, arguing it is more likely that Walker was born in 1796 or 1797) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed September 18, 2014, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Walker, David; abolitionist, entrepreneur, pamphleteer; born c.1796 in Wilmington, North Carolina, United States; settled in Boston, Massachusetts and opened a used-clothing store (1825); initiated into Prince Hall Masonry at African Lodge No. 459, North America's first black Masonic lodge (1826), which gave him immediate access to most of black Boston's prominent men, and he soon became a leading political force in the community; affiliated with a local black Methodist congregation; championed the United States' first black newspaper, Freedom's Journal, and was its principal agent in Boston (1827); played a key role in creating the Massachusetts General Colored Association (1828); died 06 August 1830 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States)
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001 n 91001267 003 DLC 005 19910105142416.8 008 910105n| acannaab| |n aaa ||| 010 $an 91001267 040 $aDLC$cDLC 10010$aGooding, James Henry,$d1837-1864 670 $aHis On the altar of freedom, c1991:$bCIP t.p. (Corporal James Henry Gooding) data sheet (1837-1864) | 001 n 91001267 003 DLC 005 20150313073912.0 008 910105n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 91001267 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02873370 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f1837$g1864 1001 $aGooding, James Henry,$d1837-1864 370 $aTroy (N.Y.)$bAndersonville (Ga.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aMassachusetts Fifty-fourth Regiment$aNew Bedford Mercury 374 $aSailors$aSoldiers$aPoets$aJournalists$2lcsh 375 $amale 670 $aHis On the altar of freedom, c1991:$bCIP t.p. (Corporal James Henry Gooding) data sheet (1837-1864) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed via The Oxford African American Studies Center online database, July 27, 2014:$b(Gooding, James Henry; sailor, poet, civil war soldier, journalist; born 1837 in Troy, New York, United States; sailed on whaling and merchant ships; on 14 February 1863 joined the Massachusetts Fifty-fourth Regiment; during his time in the army rose to the rank of corporal; was a correspondent for the New Bedford Mercury; participated in a siege of Charleston and then fought in Florida; captured by the Confederates in the Battle of Olustee in February 1864; died in 1864 in Andersonville, Georgia, United States)
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001 n 91038447 003 DLC 005 20141030073759.0 008 910419n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 91038447 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02932769 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dNN 046 $f19541026 053 0$aPS3603.A78 1001 $aCarter, Stephen L.,$d1954- 370 $aWashington (D.C.)$cUnited States$eNew Haven (Conn.)$2naf 372 $aHistory$aLaw$aFiction$2lcsh 373 $aYale University$s1982$2naf 374 $aCollege teachers$aAuthors, Black$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $aeng 5001 $wr$iAlternate identity:$aShields, A. L.,$d1954- 670 $aReflections of an affirmative action baby, 1991:$bCIP t.p. (Stephen L. Carter) acknowl. (signed: New Haven, Connecticut) data sheet (b. Oct. 26, 1954) 670 $aThe emperor of Ocean Park, 2002:$bCIP t.p. (Stephen L. Carter) publisher info. (author of Reflections... etc.; fiction debut) 670 $aYale Law School, Sept. 6, 2011$b(Stephen L. Carter is the William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Law at Yale, where he has taught since 1982. Among his courses are law and religion, the ethics of war, contracts, intellectual property, and professional responsibility; in addition to works dealing with legal issues he has published several works of fiction) 670 $aStephen Carter Books, Sept. 6, 2011$babout the author (Stephen L. Carter is the William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Law at Yale, where he has taught for almost thirty years. He is also the author of seven acclaimed works of nonfiction, and three bestselling novels. Born in Washington, D.C., Carter was educated in the public schools of Washington, New York City, and Ithaca, New York. He received his bachelor's degree in history from Stanford in 1976, and a law degree from Yale University; among other honors he served as a law clerk to Justice Thurgood Marshall of the Supreme Court of the United States)$uhttp://www.stephencarterbooks.com/about/bio 670 $aThe church builder, 2013:$bECIP t.p. (A.L. Shields) p. 4 of dust cover flap (A.L. Shields is a pseudonym for Stephen L. Carter, William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Law at Yale, where he has taught for thirty years; also author of seven acclaimed works of nonfiction and five best-selling novels) | 001 n 91038447 003 DLC 005 20150313073913.0 008 910419n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 91038447 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02932769 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dNN$dDHU-MS 046 $f19541026 053 0$aPS3603.A78 1001 $aCarter, Stephen L.,$d1954- 370 $aWashington (D.C.)$cUnited States$eNew Haven (Conn.)$2naf 372 $aHistory$aLaw$aFiction$2lcsh 373 $aYale University$s1982$2naf 373 $aStandford University$2naf 374 $aLaw teachers$aScholars$aNovelists$aAuthors, Black$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $aeng 5001 $wr$iAlternate identity:$aShields, A. L.,$d1954- 670 $aReflections of an affirmative action baby, 1991:$bCIP t.p. (Stephen L. Carter) acknowl. (signed: New Haven, Connecticut) data sheet (b. Oct. 26, 1954) 670 $aThe emperor of Ocean Park, 2002:$bCIP t.p. (Stephen L. Carter) publisher info. (author of Reflections... etc.; fiction debut) 670 $aYale Law School, Sept. 6, 2011$b(Stephen L. Carter is the William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Law at Yale, where he has taught since 1982. Among his courses are law and religion, the ethics of war, contracts, intellectual property, and professional responsibility; in addition to works dealing with legal issues he has published several works of fiction) 670 $aStephen Carter Books, Sept. 6, 2011$babout the author (Stephen L. Carter is the William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Law at Yale, where he has taught for almost thirty years. He is also the author of seven acclaimed works of nonfiction, and three bestselling novels. Born in Washington, D.C., Carter was educated in the public schools of Washington, New York City, and Ithaca, New York. He received his bachelor's degree in history from Stanford in 1976, and a law degree from Yale University; among other honors he served as a law clerk to Justice Thurgood Marshall of the Supreme Court of the United States)$uhttp://www.stephencarterbooks.com/about/bio 670 $aThe church builder, 2013:$bECIP t.p. (A.L. Shields) p. 4 of dust cover flap (A.L. Shields is a pseudonym for Stephen L. Carter, William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Law at Yale, where he has taught for thirty years; also author of seven acclaimed works of nonfiction and five best-selling novels) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed via The Oxford African American Studies Center online database, July 27, 2014:$b(Carter, Stephen L.; Stephen Lisle Carter; fiction writer, legal scholar, evangelical Christian, political liberal; born October 26, 1954 in Washington, District of Columbia, United States; graduated from Stanford University (1976), JD from Yale Law School (1979), completed clerkship for the Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall (1980-1981), admitted to the District of Columbia Bar (1981), assistant professor at Yale Law School, became the William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Law (1991), the youngest person ever to hold that title; wrote books expressing his veiws of religion, democracy and morality)
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(Maimonides) CIP introd. (Maimonides; Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon; Rambam) 670 $aHis A Májmúni kódex, 1980:$bt.p. (Móse Májmúni) 670 $aHis Sefer Musre ha-Rambam, 1983:$bt.p. (Rabenu Mosheh bar Maimon, zal) 670 $aHis Codex Maimuni, c1984:$bt.p. (Moses Maimonides) p. 11 (b. 1138 rather than 1135 as formerly assumed) 670 $aHis Acht Kapitel, c1981:$bt.p. (Mose ben Maimon) 670 $aHis Dalālat al-ḥāʼirīn, 198-:$bt.p. (al-Ḥakīm al-Faylasūf Mūsá ibn Maymūn al-Qurṭubī al-Andalusī, 530-603 H/1135-1205 M) 670 $aGuṭman, A.Y. ben Ḥ. Ts. Mi-torat ha-mitsṿot, 1989 or 1990:$bt.p. (ha-Ram, author of S. ha-m. [Sefer ha-mitsṿot]) 670 $aShemonah peraḳim, 1845:$bt.p. (Ram Bam) p. 3 (Rabbi Mozes ben Maimon [in rom.]; Mozes Maimonides [in rom.]) 670 $aMaïmonide, ou, L'autre Moïse, c1994:$bp. 4 of cover (Moïse Maïmonide) 670 $aEleh divre ha-Rambam, 1996:$bt.p. (ha-Rambam) t.p. verso (the Maimoides [sic]) 670 $aMoise Maimonide, 2002? :$bt.p. 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(Rabenu Mosheh ha-Maimoni) 670 $aEncyclopaedia Judaica online, 2007, viewed February 25, 2015$b(Maimonides, Moses; born in Cordova, Spain 14 Nisan 4895, April 6, 1135; died in Cairo, December 13, 1204; left Cordova in 1165 for Fez; lived in Acre for 5 months in 1165 then moved on to Alexandria for a short time, eventually settling in Fostat, Cairo. He was a rabbi, author, physician to the royal family, astronomer, and head of the Jewish community from 1177. He is buried in Tiberias. He wrote works on the Jewish calendar, the Mishnah and Talmud, Judaism and faith, the nature of God, Jewish ethics, responsa, and Jewish philosophy in which he argued against Aristotle. In his works of medicine, he stressed preventive medicine, diet therapy and care of convalescents. Wrote principally in Arabic, occasionally in Hebrew.)
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001 n 97857625 003 DLC 005 19971031110912.7 008 971031n| acannaab| n aad c 010 $an 97857625 035 $a(NN-PD)NN 302236686 040 $aNN-PD$cNN-PD 10010$aJelinek, Otto 670 $a*MGZIA 4-1970 Magic memories on ice [videorecording] c1989. 670 $a*MGX 89-22657 Stevenson, Sandra. The BBC book of skating (1984). 667 $aIce skater; brother and partner of Maria Jelinek. 667 $aData contributed by the Dance Heritage Coalition for the New York Public Library Dance Collection. | 001 n 97857625 003 DLC 005 20150311073843.0 008 971031n| azannaabn a aaa c 010 $an 97857625 035 $a(NN-PD)NN 302236686 035 $a(OCoLC)oca04502727 040 $aNN-PD$beng$erda$cNN-PD$dWaU 046 $f19400520 1001 $aJelinek, Otto 370 $aPrague (Czech Republic)$cCzechoslovakia$cCanada$2naf 372 $aFigure skating$aPairs figure skating$2lcsh 373 $aOlympic Winter Games (8th : 1960 : Squaw Valley, Calif.)$2naf 373 $aCanada. Parliament. House of Commons$2naf 373 $aCanadian Skate Industries 374 $aFigure skaters$aOlympic athletes$aBusinesspeople$aPoliticians$aLegislators$aCabinet officers$2lcsh 374 $aAmbassadors$2lcsh$s2013 375 $amale 378 $qOtto John 4001 $aJelínek, Otakar 670 $a*MGZIA 4-1970 Magic memories on ice [videorecording] c1989. 670 $a*MGX 89-22657 Stevenson, Sandra. The BBC book of skating (1984). 670 $aWikipedia, March 10, 2015$b(Otto Jelinek; Otto John Jelinek, PC (born Otakar Jelínek, May 20, 1940) is a businessman, former figure skater, and Canadian politician. Jelinek's family fled to Canada from Czechoslovakia in 1948 at the beginning of the Cold War. Jelinek was appointed as ambassador of Canada to the Czech Republic in August 2013; born Prague, Bohemia; competed as a pair skater with his sister, Maria. They are the 1962 World Champions, the 1961 North American national champions, and 1961-1962 Canadian national champions. They represented Canada at the 1960 Winter Olympics, where they placed 4th. After retiring from professional skating, Jelinek started a business, Canadian Skate Industries, to manufacture figure and hockey skates for the mass market. He also had considerable investments in real estate. After a time in business, Otto Jelinek entered politics and was elected in the 1972 election to the House of Commons as the Progressive Conservative Member of Parliament (MP) for High Park-Humber Valley in Metropolitan Toronto. He was re-elected in 1974. In 1979, he switched to the riding of Halton, where he ran and won in the 1979 federal election. When the Tories formed government after the 1984 election, Prime Minister Brian Mulroney appointed Jelinek to Cabinet as Minister of State for Fitness and Amateur Sport, and the Minister responsible for Multiculturalism. In 1988, he was named Minister of Supply and Services, and later, Minister of National Revenue. Jelinek was returned to Parliament in the 1988 federal election in Oakville--Milton left politics after Mulroney retired and did not run in the 1993 election. In 2013, he was appointed as ambassador of Canada to the Czech Republic)
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001 n 98078116 003 DLC 005 19980831131619.4 008 980831n| acannaab| |n aaa ||| 010 $an 98078116 040 $aDLC$cDLC 10010$aStern, Jessica,$d1958- 670 $aThe ultimate terrorists, 1999:$bCIP t.p. (Jessica Stern) data sheet (b. 02-11-1958) | 001 n 98078116 003 DLC 005 20150326073815.0 008 980831n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 98078116 035 $a(OCoLC)oca04805645 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDS 046 $f1958 1001 $aStern, Jessica,$d1958- 370 $eCambridge (Mass.) 372 $aTerrorism$aNational security$aInternational relations$aViolence--Prevention$2lcsh 373 $aHoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace. Koret-Taube Task Force on National Security and Law$aTrilateral Commission$aCouncil on Foreign Relations$2naf 373 $aNational Security Council (U.S.)$s1994$t1995$2naf 374 $aInternational relations specialists$2lcsh 375 $afemale 377 $aeng 670 $aThe ultimate terrorists, 1999:$bCIP t.p. (Jessica Stern) data sheet (b. 02-11-1958) 670 $awww.amazon.com, viewed March 25, 2015:$bAmazon's Jessica Stern page (Jessica Stern is one of the foremost experts on terrorism. She serves on the Hoover Institution Task Force on National Security and Law. In 2009, she was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship for her work on trauma and violence. Jessica is a member of the Trilateral Commission and the Council on Foreign Relations. She was named a Council on Foreign Relations International Affairs Fellow, National Fellow at the Hoover Institution, fellow of the World Economic Forum, and a Harvard MacArthur Fellow. She has authored TERROR IN THE NAME OF GOD: Why Religious Militants Kill, selected by the New York Times as a notable book of the year; THE ULTIMATE TERRORISTS; and numerous articles on terrorism and weapons of mass destruction. She served on President Clinton's National Security Council Staff in 1994-95 (read a May 1995 letter and July 1995 letter from the President and this note from the Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs expressing their gratitude for her work and contribution). Jessica was included in Time magazine's series profiling 100 people with bold ideas. The film, "The Peacemaker", with Nicole Kidman and George Clooney, was based on a fictional version of Jessica's work at the National Security Council. Her new book, DENIAL: A Memoir of Terror, is now available, published by Ecco, a HarperCollins imprint. She lives in Cambridge, MA.)
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001 n 79065287 003 DLC 005 20130525073729.0 008 790810n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 79065287 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00298207 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dPPi-MA$dItFiC$dDLC$dUPB$dItFiC 046 $f18940108$g19410814 1001 $aKolbe, Maximilian,$cSaint,$d1894-1941 370 $aPoland$bOświęcim, Poland 375 $amale 4001 $aKolbe,$cFather$q(Maximilian),$d1894-1941 4001 $aKolbe, Maksymilian Maria,$cSaint,$d1894-1941 4001 $aKolbe, Massimiliano,$cSaint,$d1894-1941 4001 $wnnaa$aKolbe, Maximilian,$cFather,$d1894-1941 4001 $aKolbe, Maximilien,$cSaint,$d1894-1941 4001 $aKolbe,$cpadre$q(Maximilian),$d1894-1941 4001 $aKolbe,$cpère$q(Maximilian),$d1894-1941 4001 $aKolbe, Raimund,$d1894-1941 4001 $aKolbe, Raymond,$d1894-1941 4000 $aMaximiliaan,$cPater,$d1894-1941 4000 $aMaximilian,$cFather,$d1894-1941 4001 $aKolbe, Raimondo,$d1894-1941 670 $aWinowska, M. Our Lady's fool, 1952. 670 $aRicciardi, A. St. Maximilian Kolbe, c1982:$bCIP t.p. (St. Maximilian Kolbe) introd. (canonized 10-10-82) 670 $aPiacentini, E. Maria nel pensiero di san Massimiliano Kolbe, 1982. 670 $aGutwenger, L. Maximilian Kolbe, der Heilige der Immaculata, 1983:$bp. 12 (christened Raimund Kolbe) 670 $aDomański, J. Le père Maximilien Kolbe, 1971. 670 $anuc90-25570: His Le Rosaire, 1983?$b(hdg. on ODaU-M rept.: Kolbe, Maximilian, Saint, 1894-1941; usage: Père Kolbe) 670 $aKilar, W. Requiem Father Kolbe [SR] 1996, p1995. 670 $aNew Catholic encyc., 2nd ed.$b(Kolbe, Maximilian, St.; b. Jan. 8, 1894, Zduska Wola, Poland, d. Aug. 14, 1941, Oświęcim (Auschwitz), Poland; baptized Raymond Kolbe) 670 $aIn ascolto di padre Kolbe, c2011. 670 $aMassimiliano Kolbe, c2013:$bp. 9 (Raimondo Kolbe) | 001 n 79065287 003 DLC 005 20150310080154.0 008 790810n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 79065287 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00298207 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dPPi-MA$dItFiC$dDLC$dUPB$dItFiC 046 $f18940108$g19410814 1001 $aKolbe, Maximilian,$cSaint,$d1894-1941 370 $aPoland$bOświęcim, Poland 375 $amale 4001 $aKolbe,$cFather$q(Maximilian),$d1894-1941 4001 $aKolbe, Maksymilian Maria,$cSaint,$d1894-1941 4001 $aKolbe, Massimiliano,$cSaint,$d1894-1941 4001 $wnnaa$aKolbe, Maximilian,$cFather,$d1894-1941 4001 $aKolbe, Maximiliano,$cSaint,$d1894-1941 4001 $aKolbe, Maximilien,$cSaint,$d1894-1941 4001 $aKolbe,$cpadre$q(Maximilian),$d1894-1941 4001 $aKolbe,$cpère$q(Maximilian),$d1894-1941 4001 $aKolbe, Raimund,$d1894-1941 4001 $aKolbe, Raymond,$d1894-1941 4000 $aMaximiliaan,$cPater,$d1894-1941 4000 $aMaximilian,$cFather,$d1894-1941 4001 $aKolbe, Raimondo,$d1894-1941 670 $aWinowska, M. Our Lady's fool, 1952. 670 $aRicciardi, A. St. Maximilian Kolbe, c1982:$bCIP t.p. (St. Maximilian Kolbe) introd. (canonized 10-10-82) 670 $aPiacentini, E. Maria nel pensiero di san Massimiliano Kolbe, 1982. 670 $aGutwenger, L. Maximilian Kolbe, der Heilige der Immaculata, 1983:$bp. 12 (christened Raimund Kolbe) 670 $aDomański, J. Le père Maximilien Kolbe, 1971. 670 $anuc90-25570: His Le Rosaire, 1983?$b(hdg. on ODaU-M rept.: Kolbe, Maximilian, Saint, 1894-1941; usage: Père Kolbe) 670 $aKilar, W. Requiem Father Kolbe [SR] 1996, p1995. 670 $aNew Catholic encyc., 2nd ed.$b(Kolbe, Maximilian, St.; b. Jan. 8, 1894, Zduska Wola, Poland, d. Aug. 14, 1941, Oświęcim (Auschwitz), Poland; baptized Raymond Kolbe) 670 $aIn ascolto di padre Kolbe, c2011. 670 $aMassimiliano Kolbe, c2013:$bp. 9 (Raimondo Kolbe) 670 $aOchayta Piñero, F. San Maximiliano Kolbe, 2013.
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001 n 79065546 003 DLC 005 20011128052350.0 008 790810n| acannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 79065546 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC 053 0$aPQ8179.C3 1001 $aCarrasquilla, Tomás,$d1858-1940 4001 $aCarrasquilla Naranjo, Tomás María,$d1858-1940 4001 $aNaranjo, Tomás María Carrasquilla,$d1858-1940 670 $aHis El padre casafús ... 1914. | 001 n 79065546 003 DLC 005 20150225073726.0 008 790810n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 79065546 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00298464 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dUPB 046 $f18580117$g19401219 053 0$aPQ8179.C3 1001 $aCarrasquilla, Tomás,$d1858-1940 370 $aSanto Domingo (Antioquia, Colombia)$bMedellín (Colombia)$2naf 374 $aAuthors$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $aspa 378 $qTomás María Carrasquilla Naranjo 4001 $aCarrasquilla Naranjo, Tomás María,$d1858-1940 4001 $aNaranjo, Tomás María Carrasquilla,$d1858-1940 670 $aHis El padre casafús ... 1914. 670 $aEn la diestra de Dios Padre, 2004:$btitle page (Tomás Carrasquilla) 670 $aWikipedia, 24 February 2015$b(Tomás Carrasquilla; Tomás Carrasquilla Naranjo; born 17 January 1858 in Santo Domingo, Antioquia, Colombia; died 19 December 1940 in Medellín Antioquia, Colombia; novelist, story teller and essayist)
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001 n 79065808 003 DLC 005 20120926074707.0 008 790810n| acannaabn |b aaa 010 $an 79065808 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00298725 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dGU$dOCoLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dNjP$dOCoLC$dIEN 046 $f1932 053 0$aPQ2601.R65$cFrench 053 0$aPQ6601.R58$cSpanish 1001 $aArrabal, Fernando 4001 $aArrabal Terán, Fernando 4001 $aTerán, Fernando Arrabal 4001 $aArrabal 4001 $aArrampal 4001 $aАррабаль, Фернандо 4001 $aארבאל, פרננדו 4001 $aآرابل، فرناندو 667 $aMachine-derived non-Latin script reference project. 667 $aNon-Latin script references not evaluated. 670 $aHis Théâtre, 1958- 670 $aHis Echecs et mythe, 1984:$bt.p. (Arrabal) 670 $aGramma sto stratēgo Phranko, 1972:$bt.p. (Arrampal) 670 $aInfo. converted from 678, 2012-09-24$b(b. 1932) | 001 n 79065808 003 DLC 005 20150315122612.0 008 790810n| azannaabn |b aaa 010 $an 79065808 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00298725 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dGU$dOCoLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dNjP$dOCoLC$dIEN$dCCSC 046 $f1932 053 0$aPQ2601.R65$cFrench 053 0$aPQ6601.R58$cSpanish 1001 $aArrabal, Fernando 375 $amale 4001 $aArrabal Terán, Fernando 4001 $aTerán, Fernando Arrabal 4001 $aArrabal 4001 $aArrampal 4001 $aАррабаль, Фернандо 4001 $aארבאל, פרננדו 4001 $aآرابل، فرناندو 667 $aMachine-derived non-Latin script reference project. 667 $aNon-Latin script references not evaluated. 670 $aHis Théâtre, 1958- 670 $aHis Echecs et mythe, 1984:$bt.p. (Arrabal) 670 $aGramma sto stratēgo Phranko, 1972:$bt.p. (Arrampal) 670 $aInfo. converted from 678, 2012-09-24$b(b. 1932) 670 $aOCLC, Mar. 14, 2015$b(hdg.: Arrabal, Fernando, 1932- ; usage: Fernando Arrabal, Arrabal)
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001 n 79066730 003 DLC 005 20100511071503.0 008 790810n| acannaabn |a ana 010 $an 79066730 034 $dE0032345$eE0032345$fN0062711$gN0062711$2geonames 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00299614 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dWaU$dDLC$dOCoLC 043 $af-nr--- 151 $aLagos (Nigeria) 451 $aEko (Nigeria) 451 $wnnaa$aLagos (City) 670 $aEko, landmarks of Lagos, Nigeria, 1999:$bp. 11 (Eko (Lagos to many) of the early 20th century was a ... town) p. 13 (Portuguese, named it Lagos; Eko was already a city state with a well-developed political and economic organisation before the arrival of the Europeans) 670 $aGeoNames, algorithmically matched, 2009$b(ppl; 06°27ʹ11ʺN 003°23ʹ45ʺE) 781 0$zNigeria$zLagos | 001 n 79066730 003 DLC 005 20150221073803.0 008 790810n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 79066730 034 $dE0032345$eE0032345$fN0062711$gN0062711$2geonames 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00299614 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dWaU$dDLC$dOCoLC$dDNLM 043 $af-nr--- 151 $aLagos (Nigeria) 451 $aEko (Nigeria) 670 $aAfrican Seminar on Problems of Drug Dependence (1980 : Lagos, Nigeria). Proceedings, 1980:$bt.p. (Lagos, Nigeria) 670 $aEko, landmarks of Lagos, Nigeria, 1999:$bp. 11 (Eko (Lagos to many) of the early 20th century was a ... town) p. 13 (Portuguese, named it Lagos; Eko was already a city state with a well-developed political and economic organisation before the arrival of the Europeans) 670 $aGeoNames, algorithmically matched, 2009$b(ppl; 06°27ʹ11ʺN 003°23ʹ45ʺE) 781 0$zNigeria$zLagos
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001 n 79067619 003 DLC 005 19861210070332.2 008 790622n| acannaab| |a aaa ||| 010 $an 79067619 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 10010$aDeSalvo, Louise A.,$d1942- 40010$aSalvo, Louise A. De,$d1942- 40010$aDeSalvo, Louise,$d1942- 40010$aDe Salvo, Louise A.,$d1942- 670 $aHer Virginia Woolf's first voyage, 1980:$bt.p. (Louise A. DeSalvo) CIP data sheet (b. 9/27/42) 670 $aBetween women, c1984 (a.e.)$bCIP t.p. (Louise DeSalvo) 670 $aHer Nathaniel Hawthorne, 1987, c1986:$bCIP t.p. (Louise A. De Salvo) | 001 n 79067619 003 DLC 005 20150219120155.0 008 790622n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 79067619 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00300482 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dInNd$dDLC 046 $f19420927 053 0$aPS3554.E833 1001 $aDeSalvo, Louise A.,$d1942- 375 $afemale 377 $aeng 4001 $aSalvo, Louise A. De,$d1942- 4001 $aDeSalvo, Louise,$d1942- 4001 $aDe Salvo, Louise A.,$d1942- 670 $aVirginia Woolf's first voyage, 1980:$bt.p. (Louise A. DeSalvo) CIP data sheet (b. 9/27/42) 670 $aBetween women, c1984 (a.e.)$bCIP t.p. (Louise DeSalvo) 670 $aNathaniel Hawthorne, 1987, c1986:$bCIP t.p. (Louise A. De Salvo)
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001 n 79068438 003 DLC 005 20090221072021.0 008 790810n| acannaabn |b ana 010 $an 79068438 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00301278 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC 1102 $aNational Cash Register Company 4102 $wnnnb$aNCR 5102 $wb$aNCR Corporation 670 $aIts Annual report, 1939-1942. 667 $aOld catalog hdg.: National Cash Register Company, Dayton, Ohio | 001 n 79068438 003 DLC 005 20150223164559.0 008 790810n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 79068438 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00301278 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC 1102 $aNational Cash Register Company 5102 $wb$aNCR Corporation 670 $aIts Annual report, 1939-1942. 670 $aWikipedia, Feb. 23, 2015$b(The NCR Corporation (formerly National Cash Register) is a US-based computer hardware, software and electronics company that provides products and services that enable businesses to connect, interact and transact with their customers. Its main products are self-service kiosks, point-of-sale terminals, automated teller machines, check processing systems, barcode scanners, and business consumables. They also provide IT maintenance support services. NCR had been based in Dayton, Ohio, starting in 1884, but in June 2009, the company sold most of the Dayton properties and moved its headquarters to Metro Atlanta. Currently the headquarters are in unincorporated Gwinnett County, Georgia, near Duluth)$uhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NCR_Corporation
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001 n 79068673 003 DLC 005 20130318062823.0 008 790816n| acannaabn |b aaa 010 $an 79068673 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00301509 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dInU$dDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC$dIEN$dDLC 046 $f1414$g1492 1000 $aJāmī,$d1414-1492 4000 $aCamî,$d1414-1492 4000 $aDjāmī,$cMaulānā,$d1414-1492 4000 $aʻAbd al-Raḥmān ibn Aḥmad Jāmī,$d1414-1492 4001 $aDzhami, Abdurrakhman ibn Akhmed,$d1414-1492 4001 $aZhămi, Ăbdīrakhman,$d1414-1492 4001 $aZhomiĭ, Abduraḣmon,$d1414-1492 4001 $aJomī, Abduraḣmoni,$d1414-1492 4000 $aNūr al-Dīn ʻAbd al-Raḥmān al-Jāmī,$d1414-1492 4001 $aJāmī, Nūr al-Dīn ʻAbd al-Raḥmān,$d1414-1492 4000 $aNur-ud-Din Abd-ul-Rahman Jami,$d1414-1492 4001 $aDzhami, Abdurakhman,$d1414-1492 4001 $aDzhami, Abd ar-Rakhman,$d1414-1492 4000 $aAbd ar-Rakhman Dzhami,$d1414-1492 4001 $aJami, Abd ar-Rahman,$d1414-1492 4000 $aAbd ar-Rahman Jami,$d1414-1492 4000 $aAbdurraḣmoni Jomī,$d1414-1492 4001 $aJomī, Abdurraḣmoni,$d1414-1492 4000 $aAbdurrahman Camı̂,$d1414-1492 4000 $aDzhami,$d1414-1492 4001 $aJāmī, Nūruddīn ʻAbdurraḥmán,$d1414-1492 4000 $aNūruddīn ʻAbdurraḥmán Jāmī,$d1414-1492 4001 $aʻAbdurraḥmán Jāmī, Nūruddīn,$d1414-1492 4001 $aJami, Nooreddin Abdurrahman Ibn-e Ahmad-e,$d1414-1492 4001 $aJāmī, ʻAbdurraḥmān,$d1414-1492 4001 $aJami, Abdul Rahman,$d1414-1492 4000 $aAbdul Rahman Jami,$d1414-1492 4000 $aحامى 4000 $aعبد الرحمن الجامي 4000 $aنور الدين عبد الرحمن بن أحمد جامي خراسانى 4000 $aنور الدين عبد الرحمن جامى 4000 $aنورالدين عبدالرحمن جامى 4001 $aجامى، نور الدين عبد الرحمن 4001 $aجامى، عبد الرحمن ابن احمد 4000 $aجامي 4000 $aجامي،$d1414-1492 4000 $aجامي،$d14141492 667 $aMachine-derived non-Latin script reference project. 667 $aNon-Latin script references not evaluated. 670 $aHis Salāmān u Absāl, 1850. 670 $aHis Maqāmāt-i Shaykh al-Islām Khvājah ʻAbd Allāh Anṣārī Haravī, 396-481 H, 1355, 1976:$bt.p. (Nūr al-Dīn ʻAbd al-Raḥmān Jāmī) p. 3 of cover (Nur-ud-Din Abd-ul-Rahman Jami) 670 $aLC data base, 1-28-87$b(hdg.: Jāmī, 1414-1492; usage: Abdurakhmana Dzhami) 670 $aAfsakhzod, A. Lirika Abd ar-Rakhmana Dzhami, 1988:$bt.p. (Abd ar-Rakhmana Dzhami) p. 325 (Abd ar-Rahman Jami) 670 $aAfsaḣzod, A. Taḣavvuli afkori Abdurraḣmoni Jomī, 1981. 670 $aŞerh-i kaside-yi Mevlana Cami ... 1873. 670 $aÖzege, M.S. Eski harf. bas. Türk. eser. kat.:$bp. 1648 (Abdurrahman Camı̂) 670 $aJāmī, 1414-1492. Izbrannoe, 1984:$bt.p. (Dzhami) 670 $aJāmī, 2004:$bt.p. (Nūruddīn ʻAbdurraḥmán Jāmī) 670 $aThis heavenly wine, 2006:$bCIP t.p. (Nooreddin Abdurrahman Ibn-e Ahmad-e Jami) 670 $aSharḥ-i Lavāʼiḥ-i Jāmī, 2008:$bp. 11 (Ḥaz̤rat Maulānā ʻAbdurraḥmān Jāmī) 670 $aSalāmān va Absāl, 2005:$bt.p. (نور الدين عبد الرحمن جامى = Nūr al-Dīn ʻAbd al-Raḥman Jāmī) t.p. verso (Iranian CIP data: Jāmī, ʻAbd al-Raḥman ibn Aḥmad, b. 817 Q. [1414 or 1415] ; d. 898 Q. [1414-1415]) 670 $aJami, 2012:$bp. 4 of cover (Abdul Rahman Jami) | 001 n 79068673 003 DLC 005 20150303051027.0 008 790816n| azannaabn |b aaa 010 $an 79068673 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00301509 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dInU$dDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC$dIEN$dDLC 053 0$aPK6490 046 $f1414$g1492 1000 $aJāmī,$d1414-1492 375 $amale 4000 $aCamî,$d1414-1492 4000 $aDjāmī,$cMaulānā,$d1414-1492 4000 $aʻAbd al-Raḥmān ibn Aḥmad Jāmī,$d1414-1492 4001 $aDzhami, Abdurrakhman ibn Akhmed,$d1414-1492 4001 $aZhămi, Ăbdīrakhman,$d1414-1492 4001 $aZhomiĭ, Abduraḣmon,$d1414-1492 4001 $aJomī, Abduraḣmoni,$d1414-1492 4000 $aNūr al-Dīn ʻAbd al-Raḥmān al-Jāmī,$d1414-1492 4001 $aJāmī, Nūr al-Dīn ʻAbd al-Raḥmān,$d1414-1492 4000 $aNur-ud-Din Abd-ul-Rahman Jami,$d1414-1492 4001 $aDzhami, Abdurakhman,$d1414-1492 4001 $aDzhami, Abd ar-Rakhman,$d1414-1492 4000 $aAbd ar-Rakhman Dzhami,$d1414-1492 4001 $aJami, Abd ar-Rahman,$d1414-1492 4000 $aAbd ar-Rahman Jami,$d1414-1492 4000 $aAbdurraḣmoni Jomī,$d1414-1492 4001 $aJomī, Abdurraḣmoni,$d1414-1492 4000 $aAbdurrahman Camı̂,$d1414-1492 4000 $aDzhami,$d1414-1492 4001 $aJāmī, Nūruddīn ʻAbdurraḥmán,$d1414-1492 4000 $aNūruddīn ʻAbdurraḥmán Jāmī,$d1414-1492 4001 $aʻAbdurraḥmán Jāmī, Nūruddīn,$d1414-1492 4001 $aJami, Nooreddin Abdurrahman Ibn-e Ahmad-e,$d1414-1492 4001 $aJāmī, ʻAbdurraḥmān,$d1414-1492 4001 $aJami, Abdul Rahman,$d1414-1492 4000 $aAbdul Rahman Jami,$d1414-1492 4000 $aحامى,$d1414-1492 4000 $aعبد الرحمن الجامي 4000 $aنور الدين عبد الرحمن بن أحمد جامي خراسانى 4000 $aنور الدين عبد الرحمن جامى 4000 $aنورالدين عبدالرحمن جامى 4001 $aجامى، نور الدين عبد الرحمن 4001 $aجامى، عبد الرحمن ابن احمد 667 $aMachine-derived non-Latin script reference project. 667 $aNon-Latin script references not evaluated. 670 $aHis Salāmān u Absāl, 1850. 670 $aHis Maqāmāt-i Shaykh al-Islām Khvājah ʻAbd Allāh Anṣārī Haravī, 396-481 H, 1355, 1976:$bt.p. (Nūr al-Dīn ʻAbd al-Raḥmān Jāmī) p. 3 of cover (Nur-ud-Din Abd-ul-Rahman Jami) 670 $aLC data base, 1-28-87$b(hdg.: Jāmī, 1414-1492; usage: Abdurakhmana Dzhami) 670 $aAfsakhzod, A. Lirika Abd ar-Rakhmana Dzhami, 1988:$bt.p. (Abd ar-Rakhmana Dzhami) p. 325 (Abd ar-Rahman Jami) 670 $aAfsaḣzod, A. Taḣavvuli afkori Abdurraḣmoni Jomī, 1981. 670 $aŞerh-i kaside-yi Mevlana Cami ... 1873. 670 $aÖzege, M.S. Eski harf. bas. Türk. eser. kat.:$bp. 1648 (Abdurrahman Camı̂) 670 $aJāmī, 1414-1492. Izbrannoe, 1984:$bt.p. (Dzhami) 670 $aJāmī, 2004:$bt.p. (Nūruddīn ʻAbdurraḥmán Jāmī) 670 $aThis heavenly wine, 2006:$bCIP t.p. (Nooreddin Abdurrahman Ibn-e Ahmad-e Jami) 670 $aSharḥ-i Lavāʼiḥ-i Jāmī, 2008:$bp. 11 (Ḥaz̤rat Maulānā ʻAbdurraḥmān Jāmī) 670 $aSalāmān va Absāl, 2005:$bt.p. (نور الدين عبد الرحمن جامى = Nūr al-Dīn ʻAbd al-Raḥman Jāmī) t.p. verso (Iranian CIP data: Jāmī, ʻAbd al-Raḥman ibn Aḥmad, b. 817 Q. [1414 or 1415] ; d. 898 Q. [1414-1415]) 670 $aJami, 2012:$bp. 4 of cover (Abdul Rahman Jami)
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001 n 2004011108 003 DLC 005 20040525144844.0 008 040520n| acannaabn |a ana 010 $an 2004011108 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC 1102 $aEric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art 4102 $aCarle Museum of Picture Book Art 670 $aEric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art. The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art, Amherst, Massachusetts, c2003 670 $aEric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art WWW Home page, May 20, 2004$b(founded in part by Eric Carle, author and illustrator; first full-scale museum in this country devoted to national and international picture book art) 675 $aInt. dir. arts, 2002;$aOff. mus. dir., 2002 | 001 n 2004011108 003 DLC 005 20150212073837.0 008 040520n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 2004011108 035 $a(OCoLC)oca06353161 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dPSt 046 $s2002 1102 $aEric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art 370 $cAmherst (Mass.)$2naf 371 $a125 West Bay Road$bAmherst$cMassachusetts$e01002 372 $aChildren's museums -- Massachusetts -- Amherst$2lcsh 372 $aPicture books for children$2lcsh 4102 $aCarle Museum of Picture Book Art 5001 $wr$iFounder :$aCarle, Eric 670 $aThe Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art, Amherst, Massachusetts, c2003 :$b(Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art) 670 $aEric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art WWW Home page, May 20, 2004$b(founded in part by Eric Carle, author and illustrator; first full-scale museum in this country devoted to national and international picture book art; 125 West Bay Road Amherst, MA 01002) mission page (The Carle collects, preserves, presents, and celebrates picture books and picture book illustrations from around the world; founded in November 2002) 675 $aInternational directory of the arts, 2002;$aOfficial museum directory, 2002
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001 n 79097427 003 DLC 005 20141219091434.0 008 790827n| azannaabn |b aaa 010 $an 79097427 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00329618 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dOAkU-AV$dOCoLC$dDLC 1000 $aJoseph,$cSon of Jacob 4000 $aHovsēpʻ Geghetsʻik 4000 $aIosif Prekrasnyĭ 4000 $aIosif$c(Son of Jacob) 4000 $aI︠U︡sup$c(Son of Jacob) 4000 $aJoesoep$c(Son of Jacob) 4000 $aJoseph$c(Biblical figure) 4000 $aJoseph,$cthe Patriarch 4000 $aJusuf,$cKandjeng Nabi 4000 $aJusuf$c(Son of Jacob) 4000 $aKandjeng Nabi Jusuf 4000 $aKanjeng Nabi Yusuf 4000 $aNabbi Joesoep 4000 $aNabbi Jusup 4000 $aNabbi Yussup 4000 $aNabi Jusuf 4000 $aNabi Yusuf 4000 $aYehosef$c(Son of Jacob) 4000 $aYosef$c(Son of Jacob) 4000 $aYūsuf al-Ṣiddiq$c(Son of Jacob) 4000 $aYusuf,$cKanjeng Nabi 4000 $aYusuf$c(Son of Jacob) 4000 $aיוסף 4000 $aיוסף$c(Son of Jacob) 4000 $aיוסף$c(בן יעקב) 4000 $aיוסף בן יעקב אבינו 4000 $aיוסף,$cהצדיק 4000 $aيوسف الصديق 5000 $aYuya 667 $aMachine-derived non-Latin script reference project. 667 $aNon-Latin script references not evaluated. 670 $aPriebatsch, H. Die Josephsgeschichte, 1937. 670 $aEncyc. Brit., 15th ed.$b(Joseph, son of the patriarch Jacob) 670 $aCollier's encyc.$b(Joseph, 11th son of Jacob) 670 $aInterpreter's dict. of the Bible$b(Joseph, son of Jacob) 670 $aI︠U︡sup-Zu̇leĭkha, 1987:$bcolophon (Iosife Prekrasnom) 670 $aEncyc. Judaica, 1971$b(Joseph, Hebrew Yosef, Yehosef, son of Jacob) 670 $aOsman, A. Stranger in the Valley of Kings, 1988, c1987:$bCIP galley (Yuya; tomb of Yuya; Yuya's mummy) introd. (author feels that Joseph, Son of Jacob, and Yuya were the same person) | 001 n 79097427 003 DLC 005 20150109051030.0 008 790827n| azannaabn |b aaa 010 $an 79097427 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00329618 035 $a(Uk)000408931 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dOAkU-AV$dOCoLC$dDLC$dUk 1000 $aJoseph$c(Son of Jacob) 375 $amale 4000 $aHovsēpʻ Geghetsʻik 4000 $aIosif Prekrasnyĭ 4000 $aIosif$c(Son of Jacob) 4000 $aI︠U︡sup$c(Son of Jacob) 4000 $aJoesoep$c(Son of Jacob) 4000 $aJoseph$c(Biblical figure) 4000 $aJoseph,$cthe Patriarch 4000 $aJusuf,$cKandjeng Nabi 4000 $aJusuf$c(Son of Jacob) 4000 $aKandjeng Nabi Jusuf 4000 $aKanjeng Nabi Yusuf 4000 $aNabbi Joesoep 4000 $aNabbi Jusup 4000 $aNabbi Yussup 4000 $aNabi Jusuf 4000 $aNabi Yusuf 4000 $aYehosef$c(Son of Jacob) 4000 $aYosef$c(Son of Jacob) 4000 $aYūsuf al-Ṣiddiq$c(Son of Jacob) 4000 $aYusuf,$cKanjeng Nabi 4000 $aYusuf$c(Son of Jacob) 4000 $aיוסף 4000 $aיוסף$c(Son of Jacob) 4000 $aיוסף$c(בן יעקב) 4000 $aיוסף בן יעקב אבינו 4000 $aיוסף,$cהצדיק 4000 $aيوسف الصديق 5000 $aYuya 667 $aMachine-derived non-Latin script reference project. 667 $aNon-Latin script references not evaluated. 670 $aPriebatsch, H. Die Josephsgeschichte, 1937. 670 $aEncyc. Brit., 15th ed.$b(Joseph, son of the patriarch Jacob) 670 $aCollier's encyc.$b(Joseph, 11th son of Jacob) 670 $aInterpreter's dict. of the Bible$b(Joseph, son of Jacob) 670 $aI︠U︡sup-Zu̇leĭkha, 1987:$bcolophon (Iosife Prekrasnom) 670 $aEncyc. Judaica, 1971$b(Joseph, Hebrew Yosef, Yehosef, son of Jacob) 670 $aOsman, A. Stranger in the Valley of Kings, 1988, c1987:$bCIP galley (Yuya; tomb of Yuya; Yuya's mummy) introd. (author feels that Joseph, Son of Jacob, and Yuya were the same person)
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001 n 79099066 003 DLC 005 20120801074728.0 008 800730n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 79099066 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00331214 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dMoSW-Mu$dTxHU$dICU 046 $f1925$g20080512 1001 $aRauschenberg, Robert,$d1925-2008 4001 $aRauschenberg, Milton Ernest,$d1925-2008 670 $aKlangkunst, c1999:$bp. 317 (Rauschenberg, Robert (eigentlich Milton Ernest); b. 1925, Port Arthur, Texas) 670 $aartinfo.com, viewed May 14, 2008$b(Robert Rauschenberg died on May 12) | 001 n 79099066 003 DLC 005 20150203112047.0 008 800730n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 79099066 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00331214 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dMoSW-Mu$dTxHU$dICU$dDLC 046 $f19251022$g20080512 1001 $aRauschenberg, Robert,$d1925-2008 370 $aPort Arthur (Tex.)$bCaptiva (Fla.)$2naf 373 $aRauschenberg Overseas Culture Interchange$2naf 374 $aPainters$aGraphic artists$2lcsh 375 $amale 4001 $aRauschenberg, Milton Ernest,$d1925-2008 670 $aKlangkunst, c1999:$bp. 317 (Rauschenberg, Robert (eigentlich Milton Ernest); b. 1925, Port Arthur, Texas) 670 $aartinfo.com, viewed May 14, 2008$b(Robert Rauschenberg died on May 12) 670 $aGuggenheim, Feb. 3, 2015$b(Robert Rauschenberg was born Milton Rauschenberg on October 22, 1925, in Port Arthur, Texas. He began to study pharmacology at the University of Texas, Austin, before being drafted into the U.S. Navy, where he served as a neuropsychiatric technician in the U.S. Navy Hospital Corps in San Diego. In 1947, he enrolled at the Kansas City Art Institute and traveled to Paris to study. In fall 1948, Rauschenberg returned to the United States to study at Black Mountain College near Asheville, North Carolina. While taking classes at the Art Students League, New York, from 1949 to 1951, Rauschenberg was offered his first solo exhibition at the Betty Parsons Gallery. Rauschenberg traveled extensively throughout his life. In the mid-1980s his collaborations with artisans and workshops abroad culminated in the establishment of the Rauschenberg Overseas Culture Interchange (ROCI). Announced to the United Nations in December 1984, ROCI involved the artist making and presenting work while traveling with a team of assistants through 11 politically sensitive countries, including China, Tibet, the U.S.S.R., and East Germany, as a way to initiate cross-cultural dialogue)$uhttp://www.guggenheim.org/new-york/collections/collection-online/artists/bios/1396 670 $aWikipedia, Feb. 3, 2015$b(Robert Rauschenberg; birth name: Milton Ernest Rauschenberg; born October 22, 1925 in Port Arthur, Texas; died May 12, 2008 in Captiva, Fla.; painter and graphic artist whose early works anticipated the pop art movement. Rauschenberg is well known for his "Combines" of the 1950s, in which non-traditional materials and objects were employed in innovative combinations. Rauschenberg was both a painter and a sculptor and the Combines are a combination of both, but he also worked with photography, printmaking, papermaking, and performance. He was awarded the National Medal of Arts in 1993. He became the recipient of the Leonardo da Vinci World Award of Arts in 1995 in recognition of his more than 40 years of fruitful artmaking. Rauschenberg lived and worked in New York City as well as on Captiva Island, Florida.
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001 n 79099485 003 DLC 005 20140818073614.0 008 800528n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 79099485 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00331629 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC$dIEN 046 $f19231029 053 0$aPS3554.J47 1001 $aDjerassi, Carl 372 $aChemistry$aFiction writer 670 $aAuthor's Optical rotatory dispersion, 1960. 670 $aHis The politics of contraception, 1981:$bt.p. (Carl Djerassi) CIP data sheet (b. 10/29/23) 670 $aInformation from 678 field, converted Aug. 17, 2014$b(prof. of chemistry, Stanford Univ.) | 001 n 79099485 003 DLC 005 20150202110813.0 008 800528n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 79099485 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00331629 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC$dIEN$dDLC 046 $f19231029$g20150130 053 0$aPS3554.J47 1001 $aDjerassi, Carl 370 $aVienna (Austria)$bSan Francisco (Calif.)$cUnited States$2naf 372 $aChemistry$aOral contraceptives$2lcsh 373 $aSyntex Laboratories$2naf$s1959$vNew York times (online), viewed Feb. 2, 2015 373 $aStanford University$2naf$s1959$t2002$vNew York times (online), viewed Feb. 2, 2015 373 $aWayne State University$2naf$s1956$t1959$vNew York times (online), viewed Feb. 2, 2015 373 $aWayne University$2naf$s1952$t1956$vNew York times (online), viewed Feb. 2, 2015 374 $aChemists$aCollege teachers$aNovelists$aDramatists$2lcsh$vNew York times (online), viewed Feb. 2, 2015 375 $amale 377 $aeng 670 $aAuthor's Optical rotatory dispersion, 1960. 670 $aHis The politics of contraception, 1981:$bt.p. (Carl Djerassi) CIP data sheet (b. 10/29/23) 670 $aInformation from 678 field, converted Aug. 17, 2014$b(prof. of chemistry, Stanford Univ.) 670 $aNew York times (online), viewed Feb. 2, 2015$b(in obituary published Jan. 31: Carl Djerassi; b. Oct. 29, 1923, Vienna; came to the U.S. in 1939; d. Friday [Jan. 30, 2015], San Francisco, aged 91; eminent chemist who 63 years ago synthesized a hormone that changed the world by creating the key ingredient for the oral contraceptive known as "the pill")
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001 n 79100371 003 DLC 005 20141217143520.0 008 800509n| azannaab |a aaa 010 $an 79100371 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC 10010$aJones, James E. 40010$aJones, James Edward 670 $aCovington, R. N.$bDiscrimination in employment, c1971. 670 $aU.S. Cong. Sen. Committee on Labor & Human Resources. Nomination, 1980:$bt.p. (James E. Jones, Jr.) p. 20 (James Edward Jones, Jr., b. 6/4/24) 670 $aInformation from 678 converted Dec. 17, 2014$b(professor, University of Wisconsin) | 001 n 79100371 003 DLC 005 20150303073725.0 008 800509n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 79100371 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00332487 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dNcU$dIEN 046 $f19240604$g20141121 1001 $aJones, James E.,$cJr.$q(James Edward),$d1924-2014 372 $aLaw$2lcsh 373 $aUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison$2naf 375 $amale 377 $aeng 378 $qJames Edward 4001 $wnnea$aJones, James E. 4001 $aJones, James Edward,$cJr.,$d1924-2014 670 $aCovington, R. N. Discrimination in employment, c1971. 670 $aU.S. Cong. Sen. Committee on Labor & Human Resources. Nomination, 1980:$bt.p. (James E. Jones, Jr.) p. 20 (James Edward Jones, Jr., b. 6/4/24) 670 $aInformation from 678 converted Dec. 17, 2014$b(professor, University of Wisconsin) 670 $aThe chronicle of higher education, Jan. 23, 2015:$bpage A28 (James E. Jones Jr.; d. Nov. 21, 2014; professor emeritus of law at University of Wisconsin at Madison)
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001 n 2005013172 003 DLC 005 20100316103128.0 008 050223n| acannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 2005013172 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC 053 0$aPS3531.O765 1001 $aPotter, Cora Urquhart,$d1857-1936 4001 $aUrquhart Potter, Cora,$d1857-1936 4001 $aPotter, Cora Urquardt,$d1857-1936 4001 $aBrown-Potter, Cora,$d1857-1936 670 $aLes carnets de Cora, c2004:$bp. 4 of cover (Cora Urquhart Potter, actress [and author]) p. 8 (b. Cora Urquhart in 1857; d. 1936; husband James Brown Potter) 670 $aLC database, Feb 23, 2005:$b(Potter, Cora (Urquardt), 1859-1936; Potter, Cora Urquhart, "Mrs. J.B. Potter," 1859-; Cora Brown-Potter) 670 $aCora Urquhart Potter, 2010:$bECIP data view (b. 1859; d.1936; born Mary Cora Urquhart, was one of the first American society women to take to the stage; married James Brown-Potter in 1877 and they had a daughter, Anne in 1879; visited England in 1876, and remained in England to pursue a career on stage; made her stage debut at the Theatre Royal in Brighton in 1877; after her divorce in 1903, she continued to use her married name as her stage name; her last appearance on the London stage was in 1912) | 001 n 2005013172 003 DLC 005 20150126090618.0 008 050223n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 2005013172 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$erda 046 $f1859$g1936 053 0$aPS3531.O765 1001 $aPotter, Cora Urquhart,$d1857-1936 4001 $aUrquhart Potter, Cora,$d1857-1936 4001 $aPotter, Cora Urquardt,$d1857-1936 4001 $aBrown-Potter, Cora,$d1857-1936 4001 $aPotter,$cMrs.,$d1857-1936 670 $aLes carnets de Cora, c2004:$bp. 4 of cover (Cora Urquhart Potter, actress [and author]) p. 8 (b. Cora Urquhart in 1857; d. 1936; husband James Brown Potter) 670 $aLC database, Feb 23, 2005:$b(Potter, Cora (Urquardt), 1859-1936; Potter, Cora Urquhart, "Mrs. J.B. Potter," 1859-; Cora Brown-Potter) 670 $aCora Urquhart Potter, 2010:$bECIP data view (b. 1859; d.1936; born Mary Cora Urquhart, was one of the first American society women to take to the stage; married James Brown-Potter in 1877 and they had a daughter, Anne in 1879; visited England in 1876, and remained in England to pursue a career on stage; made her stage debut at the Theatre Royal in Brighton in 1877; after her divorce in 1903, she continued to use her married name as her stage name; her last appearance on the London stage was in 1912) 670 $aProgramme, New National Theatre, Washington, D.C., week of January 30, 1888$bcaption, page 3 (Mrs. Potter) cast list (Juliet: Mrs. Potter) 670 $aInternet Broadway database, January 26, 2015$b(Mrs. Brown Potter; Performer; Female; performances listed for 1895)
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001 n 79104604 003 DLC 005 20070808163347.0 008 800522n| acannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 79104604 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 1001 $aGurney, Joseph John,$d1788-1847 670 $aAuthor's Un hiver aux Antilles ... 1842. | 001 n 79104604 003 DLC 005 20150319073737.0 008 800522n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 79104604 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00336634 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dNNC 046 $f17880802$g18470104 1001 $aGurney, Joseph John,$d1788-1847 370 $aNorfolk (England)$fNorwich (England)$2naf 372 $aBanks and banking$2lcsh 373 $aSociety of Friends$2lcsh 374 $aQuakers$2lcsh 374 $aBankers$2lcsh 374 $aSociety of Friends--Clergy$2lcsh 670 $aAuthor's Un hiver aux Antilles ... 1842. 670 $aWikipedia, March 13, 2015$b(Joseph John Gurney (2 August 1788-4 January 1847); b. Earlham Hall, Norfolk, England; was a banker in Norwich, England and an evangelical minister of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers))$uhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_John_Gurney
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Everett Leroy Jones, Oct. 7, 1934, Newark; known as Leroy; while a student at Howard University, partly in homage to the African-American journalist Roi Ottley, changed the spelling of his name to LeRoi, with the emphasis on the second syllable; by the late '60s he had converted to Islam and adopted the Bantuized Arabic name Imamu Ameer Baraka, which he would later alter to Amiri Baraka; d. 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Everett Leroy Jones, Oct. 7, 1934, Newark; known as Leroy; while a student at Howard University, partly in homage to the African-American journalist Roi Ottley, changed the spelling of his name to LeRoi, with the emphasis on the second syllable; by the late '60s he had converted to Islam and adopted the Bantuized Arabic name Imamu Ameer Baraka, which he would later alter to Amiri Baraka; d. Thursday [Jan. 9, 2014], Newark, aged 79; poet and playwright; one of the major forces in the Black Arts movement of the 1960s and '70s) 670 $aThe Oxford Encyclopedia of African Thought, accessed via The Oxford African American Studies Center online database, July 27, 2014:$b(Amiri Baraka (LeRoi Jones); Everett Jones; poet, dramatist, essayist, anthologist, political activist; born 07 October 1934 in Newark, New Jersey, United States; received a scholarship to Rutgers University in Newark; transferred to Howard University, where he remained briefly before joining the U.S. Air Force in 1954; transformed himself and his art with the rise of Black Power; major organizer and participant in the Congress of African Peoples (CAP) and in the National Black Political Convention in Gary, Indiana; was a chairman of the Congress of African People; taught at Yale University, Rutgers University, Columbia University, and New York University, SUNY, Stony Brook (Department of Africana Studies); died 09 January 2014 in Newark, New Jersey, United States)
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001 n 79149058 003 DLC 005 20130906124944.0 008 800625n| azannaabn |b aaa 010 $an 79149058 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00380109 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$erda$dDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC 053 0$aPR9272.9.W3 1001 $aWalcott, Derek 4001 $aوالكوت، ديرك 4001 $aデレク・ウォルコット 667 $aMachine-derived non-Latin script reference project 667 $aNon-Latin script references not evaluated 670 $aHis Henri Christophe ... 1950. 670 $aThomas, N. Derek Walcott, poet of the islands, c1980:$bt.p. (Derek Walcott) p. 9 (Derek Alton Walcott) 670 $aThe Capeman, 1998:$bCIP t.p. (Derek Walcott) data sheet (b. January 23, 1930) 670 $aBiog. resource center (Contemp. authors), Feb. 5, 2010$b(Derek Walcott; also known as Derek Alton Walcott; b. Jan. 23, 1930, Castries, St. Lucia, West Indies; poet and playwright) | 001 n 79149058 003 DLC 005 20150317073748.0 008 800625n| azannaabn |b aaa 010 $an 79149058 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00380109 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$erda$dDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f19300623 053 0$aPR9272.9.W3 1001 $aWalcott, Derek 370 $aCastries (Saint Lucia)$cWest Indies$2naf 373 $aSt. Lucia Arts Guild$aUniversity College of the West Indies$aLittle Carib Theatre Workshop (Port of Spain)$aUniversity of Essex 374 $aPoets$aDramatists$aCritics$aNobel Prize winners$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $aeng 378 $qDerek Alton 4001 $aوالكوت، ديرك 4001 $aデレク・ウォルコット 667 $aMachine-derived non-Latin script reference project 667 $aNon-Latin script references not evaluated 670 $aHis Henri Christophe ... 1950. 670 $aThomas, N. Derek Walcott, poet of the islands, c1980:$bt.p. (Derek Walcott) p. 9 (Derek Alton Walcott) 670 $aThe Capeman, 1998:$bCIP t.p. (Derek Walcott) data sheet (b. January 23, 1930) 670 $aBiog. resource center (Contemp. authors), Feb. 5, 2010$b(Derek Walcott; also known as Derek Alton Walcott; b. Jan. 23, 1930, Castries, St. Lucia, West Indies; poet and playwright) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed September 18, 2014, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Walcott, Derek; Derek Alton Walcott; poet, dramatist, literary critic, cultural critic; born 23 June 1930 in Castries on the Caribbean island of St. Lucia; graduated from St. Mary's College, Castries (1947) and taught at that institution (until 1950); cofounded the St. Lucia Arts Guild (1950); studied for bachelor degree in French, Spanish, and Latin, University College of the West Indies, Jamaica (1948); taught in Grenada, St. Lucia, and Jamaica; received the Jamaica Drama Festival Prize for his play Drums and Colors (1957); received Rockefeller grant to study the American theater in New York City; founder-director of the Little Carib Theatre Workshop (later the Trinidad Theatre Workshop), Port of Spain (1959); won the Nobel Prize for Literature (1992); was appointed Professor of Poetry, University of Essex, England (2009))
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(Tsong-ka-pa) 670 $aEssence of refined gold, c1982:$bt.p. (Tsong Khapa) 670 $aRten ʼbrel bstod pa legs bśad sñin po, 1982:$bt.p. (Ācāryacoṅkhāpā; Ācārya Tsoṅkhāpā) 670 $aThe principal teachings of Buddhism, 1989:$bt.p. (Tsongkapa) 670 $aKūshō shisō no kenkyū, 1976-1988:$bv. 2, pt. 2, t.p. (Tsonkapa [in kana]) 670 $aDrang nges legs bshad snying po, 1991:$bt.p. (Tsong Kha-pa) cover (Rje Tsoṅ-kha-pa) 670 $aŚar Rgyal-ba Tsoṅ-kha-pa Dpal-bzaṅ-pos mdzad paʼi zab mo rten ʼbyuṅ gi bstod pa ... l989:$bt.p. (Śar Rgyal-ba Tsoṅ-kha-pa Dpal-bzan-po) 670 $aSer-smad Thos-bsam-nor-gliṅ gi yig cha... 1990:$bt.p. (Rje Tzong-kha-pa Blo-bzang-grags-pa) 670 $aLe grand livre de la progression vers l'éveil, c1990- :$bv. 1, t.p. (Tsongkhapa Losang Drakpa) p. 11 (Tsongkhapa, 1357-1419, le fondateur de la tradition Géloug du bouddhisme tibétain) 670 $aĀcārya Sumatikīrti Coṅkhāpa neyārthanītārthavibhaṅgaśāstra subhāshitasāra, 1998:$bt.p. 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(Zonkhava Luvsandagva) 670 $aBodʹ Mȯriĭn zėrėg, 2003 :$b(Bogd Zonkhaba) | 001 n 80017690 003 DLC 005 20150307220652.0 008 800402n| azannaabn b aaa 010 $an 80017690 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00400104 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dDLC-R$dDLC$dDLC-ON$dOCoLC$dInU$dOCoLC$dHkUST$dDLC 046 $f1357$g1419 1000 $aTsoṅ-kha-pa Blo-bzaṅ-grags-pa,$d1357-1419 374 $aBuddhist master 375 $amale 377 $atib 4000 $aĀcārya Sumatikīrti Coṅkhāpa,$d1357-1419 4000 $aĀcārya Tsoṅkhāpā,$d1357-1419 4000 $aĀcāryacoṅkhāpā,$d1357-1419 4001 $aBlo-bzaṅ-grags-pa, Tsoṅ-kha-pa,$d1357-1419 4001 $aBlo-bzang-grags-pa, Rje Tzong-kha-pa,$d1357-1419 4000 $aBogd Zonkhaba,$d1357-1419 4000 $aBogd Zonkhav,$d1357-1419 4000 $aCoṅ-khāpa, Sumatikīrti,$d1357-1419 4000 $aRje Tsoṅ-kha-pa,$d1357-1419 4000 $aRje Tzong-kha-pa Blo-bzang-grags-pa,$d1357-1419 4000 $aŚar Rgyal-ba Tsoṅ-kha-pa Dpal-bzaṅ-po,$d1357-1419 4000 $aSumatikīrti Coṅkhāpa,$d1357-1419 4001 $aTsoṅ-kha-pa Dpal-bzaṅ-po, Śar Rgyal-ba,$d1357-1419 4000 $aTsong-ka-pa,$d1357-1419 4000 $aTsong-kha-pa,$d1357-1419 4000 $aTsong Khapa,$d1357-1419 4000 $aTsongkapa,$d1357-1419 4000 $aTsongkhapa Losang Drakpa,$d1357-1419 4000 $aTsonkapa,$d1357-1419 4000 $aTsoṅkhāpā, Ācarya,$d1357-1419 4000 $aTsung-kʻa-pa,$d1357-1419 4000 $aTsung-kʻa-pa-ta-shih,$d1357-1419 4000 $aZongkaba,$d1357-1419 4000 $aZonkhaba,$d1357-1419 4000 $aZonkhav,$d1357-1419 4000 $aZonkhava Luvsandagva,$d1357-1419 4000 $aZongkeba,$d1357-1419 4000 $a宗喀巴,$d1357-1419 4000 $a宗喀巴大師,$d1357-1419 4000 $a宗喀巴大师,$d1357-1419 667 $aMachine-derived non-Latin script reference project. 667 $aNon-Latin script references not evaluated. 670 $aThe yoga of Tibet, 1981:$bt.p. 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(Ācārya Sumatikīrti Coṅkhāpa) 670 $aKhamgiĭg aĭldagch Bogd Zonkhavyn ..., 2004. 670 $aIkh bodʹ mȯriĭn zėrėg, 2004- :$bv. 1, t.p. (Zonkhava Luvsandagva) 670 $aBodʹ Mȯriĭn zėrėg, 2003 :$b(Bogd Zonkhaba) 670 $aTarni mȯr-u̇n des daraġalal-un delgerengġu̇i ȯgu̇lel, 2007:$btitle page (Zongkaba [in Mongolian script) Chinese CIP (宗喀巴 = Zongkeba)
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(Sāzmān-i Mujāhidīn-i Khalq) p. 2 (Sāzmān-i Mujāhidīn-i Khalq-i Īrān) 670 $aWashington post 2/20/79$b(Mujaheddin-e-Khalq) 670 $aZindagīnāmah-i Mujāhidīn-i Khalq-i Musalmān-i Īrān, 1979?$b(Mujāhidīn-i Khalq-i Īrān) 670 $aDie Agonie des Dollar-Imperiums und die imperialistiche Verschwörungen der U.S.A., 1978 (x-ref.)$bt.p. (Organization der Modjahedin des Iranischen Volkes) p. 7 (O.M.I.V.) 670 $aAt war with humanity--, 1982:$bverso t.p. (People's Mojahedin Organisation of Iran; PMOI) 670 $aTaḥlīl-i āmūzishī-i bayānīyah-ʼi apūrtūnīsthā-yi chap namā, 1980:$bcover (Sāzmān-i Mujāhidīn-i Khalq-i Īrān) 670 $aIran, resistance on the rise, 1987?:$bp. 4 of cover (People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran) 670 $aConfessions of some highranking MKO terrorists as aired on IRI T.V., 1985:$bforeword (Mujahideen Khalq Organization (MKO)) 670 $aIran liberation (Washington, D.C.). Iran liberation, Nov. 21, 1988:$bcaption t.p. (People's Mojahedin of Iran) 670 $aStatement of O.M.K.I. in response to the recent accusations of the Iranian regime, 1977:$bcover (Organization of the Mujahidin Khalgh-e Iran) t.p. (Liberation Movement of Iran, Abroad) 670 $aBL auth. file, 10 Mar. 2005$b(hdg.: Sāzmān-i Mujāhidīn-i Khalq-i Īrān; refs.: Munaẓẓamat Mujāhidī al-Shaʻb al-Īrānīyah, Mujahiddin-i-Khalq Organization) 670 $aBrie, André. People's Mojahedin of Iran, 2005:$bp. 7 (PMOI is an Iranian political organisation founded in 1965 by a small group of intellectuals led by Muhammed Hanifnejad; was founded to oppose the regime of the Shah of Iran; after the 1979 revolution, it came into conflict with Ayatollah Khomeini and his brand of Islamic fundamentalism) 670 $aLes listes des groupes terroristes, 2004:$bt.p. (Organisation des modjahedines du peuple d'Iran; OMPI) 670 $aSharḥ-i tārīkhchah-yi Sāzmān-i Mujāhidīn-i Khalq-i Īrān ... 2005:$badded t.p. (Iran's Mojaheddin Khalgh Organization) 670 $aThe Mujahedin-e Khalq in Iraq, 2009. 670 $aMassacre at Camp Ashraf, 2011:$bp. 1 (Mujahedin-e-Khalq (MEK)) p. 28 (MEK was founded in early 1960s in Iran at a time of proliferation of various opposition groups against the Shah) p. 29 (The turning point for MEK's internal fortunes in Iran seems to have been 1981, when the Islamic regime engaged in one of the most brutal acts of repression, executing vast numbers of opposition members, including many MEK cadre. As MEK went into exile, its willingness to side with Saddam's Iraq against Iran ....) 670 $aTabār-i tarūr, 2008:$bt.p. (سازمان مجاهدين خلق = Sāzmān-i Mujāhidīn-i Khalq) added t.p. 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(Iran's Mojaheddin Khalgh Organization) 670 $aThe Mujahedin-e Khalq in Iraq, 2009. 670 $aMassacre at Camp Ashraf, 2011:$bp. 1 (Mujahedin-e-Khalq (MEK)) p. 28 (MEK was founded in early 1960s in Iran at a time of proliferation of various opposition groups against the Shah) p. 29 (The turning point for MEK's internal fortunes in Iran seems to have been 1981, when the Islamic regime engaged in one of the most brutal acts of repression, executing vast numbers of opposition members, including many MEK cadre. As MEK went into exile, its willingness to side with Saddam's Iraq against Iran ....) 670 $aTabār-i tarūr, 2008:$bt.p. (سازمان مجاهدين خلق = Sāzmān-i Mujāhidīn-i Khalq) added t.p. (Sazeman Mojahedin Khalgh) 670 $aKhvābgardʹhā, 2013:b added t.p. (People's Mojahedin's Organization [in rom.]))
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001 no 95018762 003 DLC 005 19950418062508.2 008 950417n| acannaab| |a ana c 010 $ano 95018762 040 $aDGPO$cDGPO 11020$aDeWitt Stetten, Jr. Museum of Medical Research 41020$aStetten, Jr. Museum of Medical Research 41020$aNational Institutes of Health (U.S.).$bDeWitt Stetten, Jr. Museum of Medical Research 670 $aSeventy acres of science, 1991:$bp. 3 of cover (DeWitt Stetten, Jr. Museum of Medical Research; collects and exhibits biomedical research instruments and other artifacts relating to the history of the National Institutes of Health) 670 $aPhone call to Museum, 4/17/95$b(administratively part of National Institutes of Health) | 001 no 95018762 003 DLC 005 20150308122623.0 008 950417n| azannaabn |a ana c 010 $ano 95018762 035 $a(OCoLC)oca03816891 040 $aDGPO$beng$erda$cDGPO$dDNLM 1102 $aDeWitt Stetten, Jr. Museum of Medical Research 4102 $aStetten, Jr. Museum of Medical Research 4102 $aNational Institutes of Health (U.S.).$bDeWitt Stetten, Jr. Museum of Medical Research 670 $aSeventy acres of science, 1991:$bp. 3 of cover (DeWitt Stetten, Jr. Museum of Medical Research; collects and exhibits biomedical research instruments and other artifacts relating to the history of the National Institutes of Health) 670 $aPhone call to Museum, 4/17/95$b(administratively part of National Institutes of Health)
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001 no 95020514 003 DLC 005 20090811173449.0 008 950425n| acannaabn |a aaa c 010 $ano 95020514 035 $a(OCoLC)oca03822553 040 $aOCl$beng$cOCl$dDLC$dOCoLC$dIAhCCS 053 0$aPS3552.E25 1000 $aIceberg Slim,$d1918-1992 4001 $aSlim, Iceberg,$d1918-1992 5001 $aBeck, Robert,$d1918-1992 670 $aPimp, c1987:$bt.p. (Iceberg Slim) 670 $aThe naked soul of Iceberg Slim, 1986:$bt.p. (Robert Beck) 670 $aMama black widow, 1998:$bCIP t.p. (Iceberg Slim) CIP data sheet (d. 1992) 675 $aLC in OCLC, 4-21-95 (hdg.: Beck, Robert, 1918- ) 670 $aWikipedia, Aug. 11, 2009$b(Iceberg Slim (August 4, 1918- April 28, 1992), also known as Robert Beck, was an African American author of books variously categorized as urban fiction, street literature, and black pulp fiction; Born Robert Lee Maupin [Beck]) | 001 no 95020514 003 DLC 005 20150327073857.0 008 950425n| azannaabn |a aaa c 010 $ano 95020514 035 $a(OCoLC)oca03822553 040 $aOCl$beng$erda$cOCl$dDLC$dOCoLC$dIAhCCS$dDHU-MS 046 $f19180804$g19920428 053 0$aPS3552.E25 1000 $aIceberg Slim,$d1918-1992 370 $aChicago (Ill.)$bCulver City (Calif.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aWendell Phillip High School (Chicago, Illinois) 374 $aNovelists$aEssayists$2lcsh 375 $amale 4001 $aSlim, Iceberg,$d1918-1992 5001 $aBeck, Robert,$d1918-1992 670 $aPimp, c1987:$bt.p. (Iceberg Slim) 670 $aThe naked soul of Iceberg Slim, 1986:$bt.p. (Robert Beck) 670 $aMama black widow, 1998:$bCIP t.p. (Iceberg Slim) CIP data sheet (d. 1992) 675 $aLC in OCLC, 4-21-95 (hdg.: Beck, Robert, 1918- ) 670 $aWikipedia, Aug. 11, 2009$b(Iceberg Slim (August 4, 1918- April 28, 1992), also known as Robert Beck, was an African American author of books variously categorized as urban fiction, street literature, and black pulp fiction; Born Robert Lee Maupin [Beck]) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed via The Oxford African American Studies Center online database, July 27, 2014:$b(Beck, Robert "Iceberg Slim" ; Robert Lee Maupin Jr.; pimp-turned-novelist, autobiographer, memoirist, essayist; born 04 August 1918 in Chicago, Illinois, United States; graduated in 1934 Wendell Phillip High School; after two years in Tuskegee went to New York; returned to Chicago in 1936 and began his twenty five year career as a pimp and street hustler earning the moniker of Iceberg Slim; in 1967 submitted his autobiography; the manuscript would eventually become Pimp; died 28 April 1992 in Culver City, California, United States)
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001 no 95035733 003 DLC 005 19950727054909.9 008 950726n| acannaab| |n aaa c 010 $ano 95035733 040 $aNJQ$cNJQ 10010$aShort, Luke L.,$d1854-1893 670 $aLuke Short and his era, c1961:$bp. 185 (his tombstone reads: "Luke L. Short, 1854-1893") 670 $aOCLC, 5/15/95;$b(hdg.: Short, Luke L., 1854-1893) | 001 no 95035733 003 DLC 005 20150204073757.0 008 950726n| azannaabn |n aaa c 010 $ano 95035733 035 $a(OCoLC)oca03884693 040 $aNJQ$beng$erda$cNJQ$dTxCM 046 $f18540122$g18930908 1001 $aShort, Luke L.,$d1854-1893 370 $aPolk County (Ark.)$bGeuda Springs (Kan.)$eFort Worth (Tex.)$2naf 372 $aGambling$aDistilling, Illicit$aGunfights$2lcsh 374 $aGamblers$aCowboys$2lcsh 374 $aGunfighter$aBootlegger 375 $amale 378 $qLuke Lamar 670 $aLuke Short and his era, c1961:$bp. 185 (his tombstone reads: "Luke L. Short, 1854-1893") 670 $aOCLC, 5/15/95;$b(hdg.: Short, Luke L., 1854-1893) 670 $aThe notorious Luke Short, 2015:$bECIP Data View (Book is a biography of the western gambler and occasional gunfighter Luke Short (born 1854, died 1893). He was born in Arkansas but lived most of his adult life in Fort Worth, Texas. He is most famous for shooting Jim Courtright in Fort Worth and for being kicked out of Dodge City, Kansas) ECIP Chapter 1 (Erroneous information concerning Luke L. Short starts with controversy over the actual date and place of his birth. Short was born in Polk County, Arkansas [not in Mississippi, as stated in William R. Cox's biography published in 1961] on January 22, 1854; named Luke Lamar after his grandfather) ECIP Chapter 4 (He died September 8, 1893, at a hotel called the Gilbert House in Geuda Springs, Sumner County, Kansas) 670 $aWikipedia, Jan. 30, 2015$b(Luke L. Short was an American Old West gunfighter, farmer, cowboy, whiskey peddler, army scout, dispatch rider, gambler, and saloon keeper. He survived a shoot-out with the well known gunman, Jim Courtright)