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PO Catalogue Online Paul Oliver Collection catalogue - by Title- Author-Box No UG ID No Box No Title Author Other names 1 Other names 2 Publisher Place Date Edition ISBN or ISSN Series title Subject Keywords A ballad history of England from 1588 to the present B.T. Batsford ballads; British UP00746 PO41 day Palmer, Roy Ltd London 1979 ISBN 0713409681 Broadsides social history A brief and true report concerning Williamsburg in Virginia: being an account of the most important occurrences in that place Colonial from its first beginnings to Goodwin, Williamsburg UP00325 PO15 the present time Rutherford Inc Williamsburg 1968 3rd edition A day for the hunter. A day University of for the prey. Popular music Chicago Chicago Studies in Caribbean Duvalier; UP00351 PO16 and power in Haiti Averill, Gage Press Chicago 1997 0226032922 Ethnomusicology Tradition carnival folklore; America; folk music; ballads; folksong; Clarke, Kenneth Clarke, Mary A.S. Barnes & theoretical; UP00741 PO41 A folklore reader (ed) (ed) Co New York 1965 Folklore tradition; Jewish A gentlewoman in upper Canada. The journals of Clarke, Irwin UP00485 PO26 Anne Langton Langton, H. H. (ed) & Company Toronto 1967 2nd reprint jazz; criticism; Amis, Kingsley theory; UP00432 PO22 A handbook of jazz Ulanov, Barry (foreword) Hutchinson London 1958 Jazz biography A handbook of the United States of America. Pertinent information about the United States and the U.S. Office of War Hutchinson & post UP00377 PO19 war effort Information Co London 1943 A Jamaican plantation. The history of Worthy Park 1670- UP00346 PO16 1970 Craton, Michael Walvin, James W. H. Allen London 1970 0491002459 jazz; styles; David & Newton improvisation; UP00624 PO30 A jazz retrospect Harrison, Max Charles Abbot 1976 0715372793 Jazz groups; solos Davidson, Basil Background UP00640 PO31 A modern slavery Nevinson, Henry W. (intro) Books London 1963 David MacKay UP00378 PO19 A nation of strangers Packard, Vance Company New York 1972 3rd printing negro; personality; D. Van Black History American; A profile of the negro Pettigrew, Thomas Nostrand Princeton, & Social profile; UP00167 PO5 American F. Company New Jersey 1964 Contexts oppression African A rock in a weary land. The Louisiana American African Methodist Episcopal State religion; Church during the civil war University Spiritual and methodism; UP00560 PO28 and reconstruction Walker, Clarence E. Press Baton Rouge 1982 0807108839 Gospel Music AME church Paul Oliver Collection catalogue - by Title- Author-Box No UG ID No Box No Title Author Other names 1 Other names 2 Publisher Place Date Edition ISBN or ISSN Series title Subject Keywords A short history of labour conditions under industrial capitalism. Volume two. The Unites States of American America 1789 to the Frederick American history; labour; UP00572 PO29 present day Kuczynski, Jurgen Muller London 1943 History economics A short history of revolution; civil UP00231 PO9 reconstruction 1863-1877 Foner, Eric Harper & Row New York 1990 1st edition 0060964316 Slavery war; The South Harcourt Brace & UP00511 PO27 A walker in the city Kazin, Alfred World Inc New York 1951 Adventures with a Texas Lockwood, Doubleday & UP00725 PO38 naturalist Bedichek, Roy Ward (illus) Co New York 1947 Aesculapius comes to the colonies. The story of the early days of medicine in Gordon, Maurice Ventnor UP00281 PO12 the thirteen original colonies Bear Publishers New Jersey 1949 Africana. Civil Rights. An A- to-Z reference of the movement that changed Appiah, Kwame Gates, Henry Running UP00290 PO13 America Anthony (ed) Louise, Jr. (ed) Press Philadelphia 2004 076241958X Afro-American religious Duke religion; culture; history. A documentary Sernett, Milton C. University Spirital and negro; slave; UP00568 PO28 witness (ed) Press Durham 1996 9th printing 0822305941 Gospel tradition Nate Shaw; All God's dangers. The life Rosengarten, Alfred A. youth; deeds; UP00282 PO12 of Nate Shaw Theodore Knopf New York 1975 4th printing 0394490843 The South prison; Alabama American American history; culture; UP00299 PO13 Almost white Berry, Brewton Macmillan New York 1963 1st printing History mixed race Routledge & Library of social policy UP00105 PO1 America against poverty James, Edward Kegan Paul London 1970 0710067607 and administration America and the British left Adam & UP00709 PO37 from Bright to Bevan Pelling, Henry Charles Black London 1956 1st America as a mass society. Changing community and Collier- UP00699 PO36 identity Olson, Philip (ed) Macmillan Ltd London 1963 America as Americans see sociology; black UP00279 PO12 it Ringel, Fred J. (ed) Literary Guild New York 1932 1st edition Social Studies America Ledesart, Margaret Jonathan UP00365 PO17 America at mid-century Siegfried, Andre (translator) Cape London 1955 Harcourt social history; America comes of Age. A Hemming, H. H. Hemming, Doris Brace & 10th prohibition; race; UP00363 PO17 French analysis Siegfried, Andre (translator) (translator) Company New York 1928 printing Social History Ku Klux Klan America in midpassage UP00654 PO32 Volume I Beard, Charles A. Beard, Mary R. Jones, Wilfred Macmillan New York 1939 1st; Vol 1 America in midpassage UP00655 PO32 Volume II Beard, Charles A. Beard, Mary R. Jones, Wilfred Macmillan New York 1940 1st; Vol 2 Paul Oliver Collection catalogue - by Title- Author-Box No UG ID No Box No Title Author Other names 1 Other names 2 Publisher Place Date Edition ISBN or ISSN Series title Subject Keywords Keyserling, Count Jonathan UP00701 PO36 America set free Hermann Cape London 1930 America, changing…Essays contributing to an Charles E. understanding of Gleeson, Patrick Merrill Columbus, UP00254 PO10 contemporary life. (ed) Publishing Ohio 1968 American cities in the Green, Constance UP00708 PO37 growth of the nation McLaughlin Athlone Press London 1957 Travel Book UP00513 PO27 American Hazard Rainier, P. W. Club London 1943 American history; Williams, T. Alfred A. American population; UP00224 PO8 American History: a Survey Current, Richard N. Harry Freidel, Frank Knopf New York 1961 1st edition Hsitory economics University of The Chicago History social history; Jones, Maldwyn Chicago of American immigration; UP00108 PO1 American immigration Allen Press Chicago 1961 2nd imp civilization Social History USA American literature in the Straumann, Heinrich UP00724 PO38 twentieth century (ed) Arrow Books London 1962 revised slavery; USA; American negro slave International slave revolts; UP00198 PO6 revolts Aptheker, Herbert Publishers New York 1970 Slavery Nat Turner Oxford American negro slavery. A Weinstein, Allen Gatell, Frank University slaves; masters; UP00205 PO6 modern reader. (ed) Otto (ed) Press New York 1968 Slavery the system American operetta. From Oxford HMS Pinafore to Sweeney University UP00494 PO26 Todd Bordman, Gerald Press London 1981 0195028694 popular music; American popular song. Oxford songs; writers; The great innovators, 1900- Maher, James University Kern; Berlin; UP00480 PO25 1950 Wilder, Alec T. (ed) Press New York 1972 Popular Music Arlen American social problems: an introduction to the study Books for culture; heritage; of the people and their Libraries sociology; UP00269 PO11 dilemmas Odum, Howard W. Press New York 1970 revised ed 0836918398 Socio Historic politics American space. The Jackson, John W.W. Norton UP00730 PO38 centennial years 1865-1876 Brinkerhoff & Co New York 1972 ISBN 0393063216 racial integration; American statesmen on Arlington lincoln; Ku Klux UP00244 PO9 slavery and the negro Weyl, Nathaniel Marina, William House New York 1971 0870001175 Slavery Klan Herbert UP00702 PO36 American stew Teeling, William Jenkins Ltd London 1933 1st Nicholas UP00711 PO37 American thought 1947 Wylie, Philip (intro) Kaye Ltd London 1947 Americans all. A human study of America's citizens George G. UP00364 PO17 from Europe Seabrook, William Harrap & Co London 1938 America's Economic Shannon, Fred UP00221 PO8 Growth Albert Macmillan New York 1951 3rd edition Paul Oliver Collection catalogue - by Title- Author-Box No UG ID No Box No Title Author Other names 1 Other names 2 Publisher Place Date Edition ISBN or ISSN Series title Subject Keywords American Holt, Rinehart American history; culture; UP00210 PO7 America's Frontier Heritage Billington, Ray Allen and Winston New York 1966 1st Edition History frontier Amoskeag. Life and work in Lagenbach, UP00674 PO34 an American factory-city Hareven, Tamara K. Randolph Pantheon New York 1978 1st ISBN 0394488417 An introductory guide to popular music; cultural theory and popular Harvester Hertsfordshir cultural theory; UP00587 PO29 culture Storey, John Wheatsheaf e 1993 0745013171 Popular Music pop culture Ancestors and immigrants. social history; A changing New England Solomon, Barbara John Wiley & immigration; UP00729 PO38 tradition Miller Sons 1965 Social History New England popular music; women; singers; Angels of the night. Popular Basil poets; UP00490 PO26 female singers of our time Mellers, Wilfrid Blackwell Oxford 1986 0631146962 Popular Music composers slavery; Antislavery. The crusade for Dumond, Dwight W.W. Norton abolition; UP00225 PO9 freedom in America Lowell and Company New York 1966 Slavery American history Ballots and fence rails. Carolina; Reconstruction on the W.W. Norton reconstruction; UP00181 PO6 Lower Cape Fear Evans, W. McKee and Company New York 1974 0393007111 Slavery Cape crime and punishment; Bases of the Plantation Land, Audrey C. Documentary History Crime and violence; blues UP00185 PO6 Society (ed) Harper & Row New York 1969 1st edition of the United States Punishment tradition
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