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The Ruth Eleanor Brown Memorial Library of the Barbara C.L.G. Anderson Gallery presented by Daniel R. Hirtler and Flatfield Designs This catalog represents the part of the collection of the library which is ready to be loaned to members of the library. Membership is open to all, and the use of the library is free of charge. The library is focused on serving local members, therefore certain restrictions and conditions are placed on long distance members. If you are interested in borrowing any of the books in this collection, please send me an email message to become a member. My email address is [email protected] Catalog Contents Division 0 General Knowledge and Compiled Works Division 1 Human Thought and Spirit Division 2 Religion Division 3 Social Sciences Division 4 Language Division 5 Physical Sciences Division 6 Technique Division 7 Arts and Recreation Division 8 Subjective Description Division 9 Objective Description Use the bookmarks to move to the desired division of the collection. Use the search function to find particular material in the collection. The page numbering in this file starts at the beginning of the collection list. Add 1 to the collection page you are looking for in order to navigate using the PDF page number. This catalog can be navigated using the bookmarks, and the search functions of the reader. Compiled Works 0 General Knowledge (not catalogued yet) 0 Human Thought and Spirit 1 Religion 2 Social Science 3 Language 4 Physical Science 5 Technique 6 Art and Recreation 7 Subjective Description 8 Objective Description 9 Catalog of Books of the Ruth Eleanor Brown Memorial Library within the Barbara C.L.G.Anderson Gallery Division Author ID Title DATE 0 552 100 French Romances by 27 French Authors, Volume 1 1931 0 217 100 French Romances by 27 French Authors, Volume 2 0 3123 Abridged Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature, 40 1989 0 3122 Abridged Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature, 41 1990 0 1302 Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, Aristophanes 0 1245 Der Rabe, Magazin fur Jede Art von Literatur, Nummer 37 1993 0 1266 Favorite Poems, Selected from English and American Authors 1883 0 1451 Hausbuch Deutscher Lyrik 1910 0 2874 Heroic War Stories 1983 0 3014 Master Tales of Mystery vol. II 1915 0 2920 Merrill's English Texts, Selections From American Poetry 0 1376 Specimens of the Pre-Shakesperean Drama, volume 2 1897 0 14 The Best English Detective Stories of 1929 1930 0 598 The Library of Entertainment Volume I; Addison-Bernard 1910 0 599 The Library of Entertainment Volume IV; Creasy-Egyptian Lit. 1910 0 604 The Library of Entertainment Volume IX; Mahafy-Pliny 1910 Sunday, January 26, 2014 Page 1 of 193 Division Author ID Title DATE 0 600 The Library of Entertainment Volume V; Eliot-Gladstone 1910 0 601 The Library of Entertainment Volume VI; Goethe-Herrick 1910 0 602 The Library of Entertainment Volume VII; Hindoo Lit.-Kingsley 1910 0 603 The Library of Entertainment Volume VIII; Kipling-McMaster 1910 0 605 The Library of Entertainment Volume X; Plutarch-Shakespeare 1910 0 606 The Library of Entertainment Volume XI; Shakespeare-Taine 1910 0 607 The Library of Entertainment Volume XII; Tasso-Zola 1910 0 608 The Library of Entertainment; The Library Handbook 1910 0 Abbott, Dickinson et al. 190 The Pocket University Guide to Reading, vol. 23 1917 0 Altenbrand, Lewis 725 Introduction To Literature, Poems, 3rd edition 1975 0 Ballantine Books 2865 Great Dog Stories 1955 0 edited by Robert Bernard 2866 A Short Wait Between Trains; An Anthology of War Short Stories 1991 by American Writers 0 Walter, Theodore, Randall Blau, Hornberger, Stewart 2875 The Literature of the United states; vol. 1 1946 0 edited by Henry W. Boynton 841 Selected Poems For Required Reading in Secondary Schools 1922 0 Brockhaus 1372 Handbuch des Wissens in Vier Binden, Dritter Band L-R 1923 0 Brockhaus 1370 Handbuch des Wissens in Vier Binden, Erster Band A-E 1923 0 Brockhaus 1373 Handbuch des Wissens in Vier Binden, Vierter Band S-Z 1923 Sunday, January 26, 2014 Page 2 of 193 Division Author ID Title DATE 0 Brockhaus 1371 Handbuch des Wissens in Vier Binden, Zweiter Band F-K 1923 0 edited by John Campbell 2876 Our World's Most Cherished Poems 1986 0 edited by John Campbell 2877 World Treasury of Golden Poems 1990 0 edited by B.A., H.C. Cerf, Moriarty 253 The Bedside Book of Famous British Stories 1940 0 edited by B.A., H.C. Cerf, Moriarty 1358 The bedside Book of Famous British Stories 1940 0 edited by Bennett, Henry C. Cerf, Moriarty 294 An Anthology of Famous British Stories 1940 0 collected by Thomas B., John Costain, Beecroft 1541 Stories to Remember, volume 1 1956 0 collected by Thomas B., John Costain, Beecroft 1542 Stories to Remember, volume 2 1956 0 collected by Thomas B., John Costain, Beecroft 752 Stories to Remember, volume 2 1956 0 Solomon Eagle 413 Books in General 1919 0 Solomon Eagle 414 Books in General, second series 1920 0 edited by Richard Eaton 1512 The Best Continental Short Stories of 1927 1928 0 edited by Richard Eaton 1515 The Best French Short Stories of 1923-24 1924 0 edited by Richard Eaton 1516 The Best French Short Stories of 1924-25 1925 0 edited by Byrne S. Fone 875 The Columbia Anthology of Gay Literature 1998 0 Scichiro, Chiyo, Jun Fukasawa, Uno, Ishikawa 679 The Old Woman, The Wife, and The Archer 1961 0 gathered by Peter Pauper Press 1767 The World's Best Limericks 1951 Sunday, January 26, 2014 Page 3 of 193 Division Author ID Title DATE 0 edited by Edward Gorman 2868 The Black Lizard Anthology of Crime Fiction 1987 0 compiled by Martin H. Greenberg 1672 Masterpieces of Mystery and Suspense 1988 0 edited by Martha H., Charles G. Greenberg, Waugh 2871 Great Short Stories of the 20th Century 1987 0 Lorraine F Dangle and Alice M. Haussman 3057 Preparing the Research Paper 1955 0 Ibsen, Shaw, O'Neill, Miller 2869 Four Modern Plays 1960 0 International Magazine Company 392 As I Look At Life, By 14 Famous Writers 1925 0 Langenscheidt 626 German-English, English-German Dictionary 1952 0 American, British Library Association 962 Catalog Rules, Author and Title Entries, American Edition 1908 0 edited by Ian C., Leland R. Loran, Phelps 1255 Querschnitt, Dichter des Zwanzigsten Jahrhundert 1962 0 John Matthew Manly 927 Specimens of the Pre-Shakespearean Drama, volume 1 1897 0 edited by F.D. Matthiessen 1006 The Harvard Book of American Verse, 10th edition 0 edited by H.Ward McGraw 2872 Prose and Poetry for Enjoyment 1934 0 H. Ward, Winifred A., D. Emma, McGraw, Naylor, Wilber 2870 Prose and Poetry of the Ninth Year 1927 0 Modern Language Association 3058 MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, and 1977 Dissertations 0 edited by Whitney J., Eugene Oates, O'Neill Jr. 986 The Complete Greek Drama, Volume 1 0 Pocket Library 2864 The Pocket Book of Short Stories 1957 0 edited by Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch 1012 The Oxford Book of English Verse (1250-1918), New Edition 1900 Sunday, January 26, 2014 Page 4 of 193 Division Author ID Title DATE 0 edited by Wallace and Mary Stegner 634 Great American Short Stories 0 Brian Stone 618 Medieval English Verse 0 edited by Richard L. Tobin 2867 The Saturday Review's, The Golden Age 0 edited by Herbert Van Thal 2862 The Mammoth Book of Great Detective Stories 1985 0 Robert Penn, Albert Warren, Erskine 3049 Six Centuries of Great Poetry, Chaucer to Yeats 100 1827 The Recorded Sayings of Layman P'Ang 1971 100 Michael Talbot 3106 The Holographic Universe 1991 100 George Adams 3176 Physical and Ethereal Spaces 1965 100 William M. Agar 1418 The Dilemma of Science 1941 100 Louis K. Anspacher 1431 Challenge of the Unknown, Exploring the Psychic World 1947 100 Aristotle 1088 Ethics Book 1, Politics Book 1 100 Aristotle 109 On Man in the Universe 100 Aristotle 1329 The Politics 100 Marcus Aurelius 1446 Meditations 180 100 Marcus Aurelius 112 Meditations 100 Sir Francis Bacon 110 Essays & New Atlantis (1626) 100 Judith M. Bardwick 2976 Psychology of Women; A Study of Bio-cultural Conflicts 1971 Sunday, January 26, 2014 Page 5 of 193 Division Author ID Title DATE 100 Charles Berlitz 1826 The Bermuda Triangle 1974 100 Charles Berlitz 1825 The Dragon's Triangle 1989 100 Bruno Betelheim 1207 The Uses of Enchantment, The Meaning and Importance of Fairy 1975 Tales 100 Carlos Castaneda 1198 The Teachings of Don Juan: A Yaqui Way of Knowledge 1968 100 Cheiro 345 Cheiro's Guide to the Hand 1900 100 James Churchward 1187 The Cosmic Forces of Mu 1934 100 Cicero 119 Selected Works 100 Fr. Many Cihlar F.R.C. 2997 Mystics at Prayer 1931 100 Robert Collier 1457 The Amazing Secrets of the Masters of the Far East 1956 100 Frederick C. Crew 3112 The Pooh Perplex 1963 100 Aleister Crowley 1812 Magick In Theory and Practice 1929 100 Merlyn Cundiff 1533 Kinesics: The Power of Silent Command 1972 100 Daisetz, Teitaro, Suzuki 1256 An Introduction to Zen Budhism 1949 100 Alexandra David-Neel 3048 Initiations and Initiates in Tibet 1959 100 Alexandra David-Neel 1289 Magic and Mystery in Tibet 1958 100 Daniel C. Dennett 1441 Brainstorms, Philosophical Essays on Mind and Psychology 1998 100 Jacques Derrida 1559 Of Grammatology 1974 Sunday, January 26, 2014 Page 6 of 193 Division Author ID Title DATE 100 Frank Don 1813 Color Magic: Learn to Use Your Personal Color Power 1977 100 Malcolm C.
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