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BOOKS 6/11/2014 Book_ AUTHOR_SX TITLE PUBLISHER YEAR 1Bierbach, L. Differential Gleichungen. Springer, J. 1923 2Bierbach, L. Einfuehrung in die konforme Abbildung. G.J. Goeschen'sche Verlagsh 1915 3Black, N.H., and Davis, H.N. Elementary Practical Physics Macmillan 1944 4Blackman, R.B. and Tukey, J. The Measurement of Power Spectra Dover 1958 5Born, M. Atomic Physics Blackie and Son Ltd. 1937 6Born, M. Die Relativitaetstheorie Einsteins. Springer, J. 1922 7Born, M. Atomic Physics Blackie and Son Ltd. 1948 <1935/ 8Borowitz, S. and Beiser, A. Essentials of Physics Addison‐Wesley 1966 9Bosler, Jean. L'Evolution des Etoiles Les Presses Universitaires de 1923 10 Bowen, W.R., and Satterly, J. Practical Physics ‐ The University Tutorial Series University Tutorial Press (W. 1911 11 Braddick, H.J.J. The Physics of Experimental Method Chapman and Hall, Methuen 1966 1954/5 12 Bragg, W. The World of Sound G Bell & Sons Ltd 1923 13 Briggs, W. and Bryan, G.H. The Tutorial Algebra Vol II University Tutorial Press Ltd. 1956 <1942‐ 14 The British Ferrograph Reco The Manual of the "Ferrograph" The British Ferrograph Recor 15 British Journal of Applied Ph The Physics of Nuclear Reactors Institute of Physics, London 1956 (July 3‐ 16 Brooks, C.E.P. and Carruther Handbook of Statistical Methods in Meteorology H.M.S.O. Meteorological Offi 1953 17 Brown, J. Microwave Lenses Methuen 1953 18 Brown, R.C. A Textbook of Physics Longmans 1961 19 Bueche, F. Principles of Physics McGraw‐Hill Book Co. 1965 20 Burchett, E.S. Practical Plane Geometry William Collins, Sons, and Co 1885 21 Butler, S.T. and Messel, H. From Nucleus to Universe Shakespeare Head Press 1960 22 Callen, H.B. Thermodynamics John Wiley & Sons 1962 1960/6 23 Cambel A.B. and M. Plasma Physics D.C. Heath & Co. 1965 24 The Cambridge and Paul Inst Cambridge Alternating Current Instruments for H/Fr Catalogue List No. 162 used 1928 25 The Cambridge and Paul Inst Cambridge Instruments for the Power Plant Catalogue List No. 906 used 1928 26 The Cambridge and Paul Inst Cambridge Physical Instruments Catalogue List No. 100 used 1928 27 The Cambridge and Paul Inst Cambridge Unipivot Instruments Catalogue List No. 160 used 1928 28 The Cambridge and Paul Inst Cambridge Alternating Current Instruments for S/Fr Catalogue List No. 161 used 1928 29 Cambridge Instrument Co. LCambridge Alternating Current Instruments for S/Fr Catalogue List No. 161 used 1928 30 Caro, D.E., McDonell, J.A. an Modern Physics F.W. Cheshire 1961 Page 1 BOOKS 6/11/2014 Book_ AUTHOR_SX TITLE PUBLISHER YEAR 31 Carroll, J. The Principles & Practice of Perspective PI Elementa G.W. Bacon & Co. Ltd. 1910 32 Carslaw, H.S. Introduction to the Theory of Fourier's Series & Inte Dover 1930 33 Carslaw, H.S. An Introduction to the Infinitesimal Calculus 5 Ed Angus and Robertson Ltd. 1947 <1905/ 34 Casella, C.F. & Co. Surveying & Drawing Instruments & Appliances Casella post WWI 35 Chadwick, J. Radioactivity and Radioactive Substances Pitman 1923 36 Chalmers, J. Alan Atmospheric Electricity Pergamon Press 1957 37 Chamber's Mathematical Tables (new edition) W.& R. Chambers 1870 38 Chapman, S. The Earth's Magnetism Methuen & Co Ltd 1951 39 Chiswell, B. and Grigg, E.C.M S.I. Units John Wiley & Sons Aust Pty L1971 40 Chulalongkorn University Chulalongkorn University Announcement B.E. 2502 ( Chulalongkorn University 1959 41 Chwolson, O.D. Die Physik 1914‐1926 Siebzehn ausgewaehlte Kapite Friedr Vieweg & Sohn Akt‐Ge 1927 42 Chwolson, O.D. Lehrbuch der Physik Die Lehre vom Schall Druck und Verlag von Friedr 1919 43 Chwolson, O.D. Lehrbuch der Physik Die Lehre von der Waerme Druck und Verlag von Friedr 1922 44 Chwolson, O.D. Lehrbuch der Physik Das konstante Magnetfeld Druck & Verlag von Friedr Vi 1927 45 Chwolson, O.D. Lehrbuch der Physik Das konstante elektrische feld Druck & Verlag von Friedr Vi 1925 46 Chwolson, O.D. Lehrbuch der Physik Die Lehre von der Waerme Druck & Verlag von Friedr Vi 1923 47 Chwolson, O.D. Lehrbuch der Physik Die Lehre von der strahlenden Druck und Verlag von Friedr 1922 48 Chwolson, O.D. Lehrbuch Der Physik Die Lehre von der gasformigen Friedr Vieweg & Sohn 1918 49 Clarke, N. BSc, F.Inst.P. Physics as a Career The Institute of Physics 1952 50 Clayton, E.B. Electrotherapy and Actinotherapy Bailliere Tindall & Cox 1952 51 Conrad, V. & Pollak, L.W. Methods in Climatology Harvard University Press 1950 52 Cooper, H.J. (ed) Scientific Instruments Hutchinson 1946 53 Cooper, H.O. Slide Rule Calculations Oxford University Press 1931 54 Cox, J. Beyond the Atom University Press 1913 55 Crew, Henry PhD The Principles of Mechanics Longmans, Green & Co 1908 56 Daley, C.S. (ed) ANZAAS:Report of the Thirtieth Meeting Canberra: J ANZAAS 1955 57 Davidge, H.T. & Hutchinson, Technical Electricity University Tutorial Press Ltd 1912 58 Davis, G.B. An Introduction to Electronic Computers McGraw‐Hill Book Company 1965 59 Davy, J.R. Industrial High Vacuum Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons Ltd 1951 60 Dekker, A.J. Solid State Physics MacMillan & Co 1964 <1952‐ Page 2 BOOKS 6/11/2014 Book_ AUTHOR_SX TITLE PUBLISHER YEAR 61 Director of Meteorology Seminar on Rain, Sydney August 1960 Abridged rep Commonwealth of Australia 1960 62 Duncan, J. Steam and Other Engines MacMillan & Co 1913 63 Duncan, J. & Starling, S.G. Text‐book of Physics MacMillan 1944 64 Eastman Kodak Company Photomicrography. An Introduction to Photography Eastman Kodak Company 1925 65 Ebert, H. Hauser, F. Anleitungzum Glasblasen Johann Ambrosius Barth 1926 66 Eddington, Sir A.S. The Nature of the Physical World Cambridge University Press 1948 (1st edi 67 Edser, Edwin Light for Students MacMillan & Co Ltd 1944 68 Edser, Edwin General Physics for Students MacMillan & Co Ltd 1911 69 English Electric Valve Co Ltd 1973 Electron Tubes Abridged Data GEC Electronic Tube Co Ltd 1973 70 Enriques Federigo Vorlesungen uber Projektive Geometrie B G Teubner 1915 71 Environment and Public Hea Questions and Answers on the Nuclear Debate Aust. Atomic Energy Commis Sept 1978 72 Ericsson Telephones Ltd Cold‐Cathode Tubes Ericsson Telephones Ltd 1955 73 Espe, W. & Knoll, M. Werkstoffkunde der Hochvakuumtechnik Julius Springer 1936 74 Evans Electroselenium Ltd EEL10 Flame Photometer Operating Instructions Evans Electroselenium Ltd 75 Everett, J.D. Sound & light : 16th ed. 4th part of Everett's Descha Blackie & Son Ltd 1906 76 Everett, J.D. Elementary Treatise on Natural Philosophy Blackie & Son 1897 77 Fast, J.D. (for Philips Technic Entropy Cleaver & Hume Press Ltd 1962(Dutch 78 Fiedler, H.G. & Sandbach, F. A First German Course for Science Students 3rd ed. rHumpfrey Milford Oxford Un 1936 (1924‐3 79 Forrest, J.S. (Chairman) The Design of Physics Research Laboratories Chapman & Hall Ltd (on beh 1957 80 Fowler, Sir R., MA, FRS, & GStatistical Thermodynamics 4th Impression The University Press 1956 <1939/ 81 Fraser, Charles G., MA, PhD, A Training in Physics J M Dent & Sons (Canada) Lt 1954 82 Gabor, D. The Electron Microscope Hulton Press 1945 83 Gardner, F.P.E., BA Basic Notes on Advanced Level Physics Basil Blackwell 1965 84 Geiger, R. The Climate Near the Ground Harvard University Press 1950 85 Glasser, Otto (ed) The Science of Radiology Bailliere, Tindall & Cox 1933 86 Glazebrook, R. (ed) Dictionary of Applied Physics Vol III Meteorology, M Macmillan 1923 87 Glazebrook, R.T., MA, FRS Heat The University Press 1914 88 Godfray, Hugh, MA A Treatise on Astronomy 6th Edition MacMillan and Co Ltd 1906 89 Gray, Andrew A Treatise on Magnetism and Electricity Vol 1 MacMillan and Co 1898 90 Gray, Andrew Absolute Measurements in Electricity and Magnetis MacMillan and Co 1893 Page 3 BOOKS 6/11/2014 Book_ AUTHOR_SX TITLE PUBLISHER YEAR 91 Gray, A. The Theory and Practice of Absolute Measurements MacMillan 1893 92 Gray, A. The Theory and Practice of Absolute Measurements MacMillan 1888 93 Gray, J., BSc Electrical Influence Machines Whittaker and Co 1890 94 Greaves, John, MA A Treatise on Elementary Statics MacMillan & Co 1912 95 Gregory, J.W., FRS, DSc The Making of the Earth Williams & Norgate no date 96 Griffin & George (Sales) Ltd Physical Laboratory Apparatus Catalogue 59L Griffin & George (Sales) Ltd 1959? 97 Grimsehl, E. edited by R. To A Textbook of Physics Vol. I Mechanics Blackie and Son Ltd 1942 98 Grimsehl, E. ed. by R. Tomas A Textbook of Physics Vol II Heat and Sound Blackie and Son Ltd 1933 99 Grimsehl, E. ed. by R. Tomas A Textbook of Physics Vol III Electricity and Magnetis Blackie and Son Ltd 1933 100 Grimsehl, E. ed. by R. Tomas A Textbook of Physics Vol IV ‐ Optics Blackie and Son Ltd 1933 101 Grimsehl, E. A Textbook of Physics Vol V Physics of the Atom Blackie and Son Ltd 1935 102 Grimsehl, E. A Textbook of Physics Vol I Mechanics Blackie and Son Ltd 1932 103 Grimsehl, E. Lehrbuch Der Physik Vol IB.G. Teubner 1923 104 Grimsehl, E. A Textbook of Physics edited by R. Tomaschek, DPhil Blackie and Son Ltd 1935 105 Grimsehl, Prof Ernst Didaktik und Methodik der Physik C.H. Beckische 1911 106 Grimsehl, E. Lehrbuch der Physik Volume 2B.G. Teubner 1920 107 Haas Arthur Einfuhrung in die theoretische Physik Zweiter Band Walter de Gruyter and Co 1924 108 Hass Arthur Einfuhrung in olie theoretische Physik Erster Band Walter de Gruyter and Co 1923 109 Haas Arthur Materiewellen und Quantenmechanik Akademische Verlagesellsch 1930 110 Hadley, H.E. Magnetism & Electricity for beginners MacMillan & Co 1919 111 Hall, J.A. Practical Thermometry Institute for Physics Monogr 1953 112 Halliday, D, Resnick, R. Physics for Students of Science and Engineering Wiley 1962 113 Harper, E.H. & Ferguson, All Aerial Locomotion Cambridge University Press 1911 114 Heitler, W.
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  • The Creation, Reception and Perpetuation of the Sherlock Holmes Phenomenon, 1887 - 1930

    The Creation, Reception and Perpetuation of the Sherlock Holmes Phenomenon, 1887 - 1930

    The Creation, Reception and Perpetuation of the Sherlock Holmes Phenomenon, 1887 - 1930 by Katherine Mary Wisser A Master’s paper submitted to the faculty of the School of Information and Library Science of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Library Science. Chapel Hill, North Carolina June, 2000 Approved by: _______________________ Advisor 2 Acknowledgments I would like to acknowledge several people who have contributed to the completion of this project. Elizabeth Chenault and Imre Kalanyos at the Rare Book Collection were instrumental in helping me with the texts in their collection. Their patience and professionalism cannot be overstated. Special thanks go to my advisor, Dr. Jerry D. Saye for supporting and encouraging me throughout the program. This work is dedicated to my husband, whose steadfast love and support keeps me going. Katherine Mary Wisser Chapel Hill, NC 2000 Katherine Mary Wisser. “The Creation Perception and Perpetuation of the Sherlock Holmes Phenomenon, 1887 – 1930.” A Master’s Paper for the M.S. in L.S. degree. June, 2000. pages. Advisor: Jerry D. Saye This study examines the role of author, reader and publisher in the creation of the Sherlock Holmes legacy. Each entity participated in the inculcation of this cultural phenomenon. This includes Conan Doyle’s creation of the character and his perception of that creation, the context of the stories as seen through the reader’s eye, and the publishers’ own actions as intermediary and as agent. The examination of 160 Holmes texts at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Wilson Library Rare Book Collection provides insights into the manipulation of the book as object during Conan Doyle’s life, including such elements as cover design, advertisements and illustrations.