JOHN BULL AND UNCLE SAM
William Allan and J.B. Herbert. "John
Bull and Uncle Sam." Chicago: S. Brainard's Sons,
[1898]. Sheet music cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (75A)
"Who's Absent?
Is It You?" ca. 1915.
Courtesy of the Imperial War Museum, London (77A)
James Montgomery Flagg. "I
Want You For the U.S. Army." New York: Leslie-Judge
Co., 1917. Color lithograph.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (77)
John W. Bratton and Geoffrey O'Hara. "Let's
Get Together." Cleveland: Sam Fox Publishing
Company, 1941. Sheet music cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (85c)
"And don't
let me catch you trying next door either." Punch, April
29, 1959, p. 569.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (295)
John R. Fischetti. "Time
for a New Declaration," 1953. Color drawing.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (296)
Oliver Herford. "How
Do You like Your Labor Government, John? How Do You
like Your Belabored Gov't, Sam?" ca. 1924. Ink.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (297)
Edwin Marcus. "Russia:
How I Hate That Song!'" ca. 1955. Pen and ink.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (298)
EXPLORATION AND SETTLEMENT
Jodocus Hondius. Vera
Totius Expeditionis Nauticae. Amsterdam:
1595. Hand-colored engraving.
Geography
and Map Division, Library of Congress (1a)
Baptista Boazio. Augustine
par Floridae. London: 1589. Hand-colored
map. Hans P. and Hanni Kraus Collection of Sir
Francis Drake,
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(1b)
James Beare. World map. In George Best,
A True Discourse of the late voyages of discouerie,
for the finding of a passage to Cathaya, by the Northweast,
under the conduct of Martin Frobisher Generall. . .
. London: Henry Bynnyman, 1578. Woodcut.
Early Printed Collections, The British Library (2)
Thomas de Leu. "Sir Walter Raleigh," n.d.
Engraving.
The British Museum, London (3)
Sir Walter Raleigh's seal as governor
of Virginia, 1585. Modern impression of silver seal
die.
Manuscript Collections, The British LibraryThe British
Library (4)
Elizabeth I. Warrant to the Earl of
Warwick, February 2, 1585. Manuscript Collections,
The British Library (5)
John White. Map of Virginia. Engraved
by Theodore DeBry, 1590. Hand-colored and inserted
in William Strachey, The First Booke of the Historie
of Travaile into Virginia Britannia, 1610-1612.
Manuscript Collections, The British Library (6)
John White. "The Towne of Secota." Engraved
by Theodore DeBry. Frankfurt: Johann Wechsel, 1590.
Hand-colored and inserted in William Strachey, The
First Booke of the Historie of Travaile into Virginia
Britannia, 1610-1612.
Manuscript Collections, The British Library (7)
Robert Tindell. Chart of the King James
River, Virginia, 1608. Hand-drawn map.
Manuscript Collections, The British Library (9)
Edward Waterhouse. A
Declaration of the State of the Colony and Affaires
in Virginia. . . . London: Felix Kyngston, 1622.
The British Library. (10)
Thomas Jenner. The Soules Solace;
or Thirtie and one Spiritual Emblems. London:
Thomas Jenner, 1631.
Early Printed Collections, The British Library. (11)
John Smith. The
Generall Historie of Virginia, New-England, and
the Summer Isles. London: Michael Sparks,
1624, p. 40. English Printing Collection,
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(12)
William Wood. New England's Prospect.
A True, Lively, and Experimental Description of that
Part of America Commonly called New England. London:
Tho. Cotes for John Bellamie, 1634.
Early Printed Collections, The British Library (13)
[George Morton]. A Relation or
Journall of the Beginning and Proceedings of the
English Plantation Setled at Plimoth in New England,
by Certaine English Adventurers. . . . . London:
Tho. Cotes for John Bellamie, 1622, title page.
Early Printed Collections, The British Library (14)
John Winthrop. Consideracons
for the Plantacon of New England. 1622,
title page.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (15)
Wenceslaus Hollar. Ornatus
muliebris Anglicanus or the Severall Habits of
English Women. London:
Overton, 1640, plates 17-18.
Early Printed Collections, The British Library (17)
William Hooke. New
Englands Teares, for Old Englands Feares. London:
John Rothwell and Henry Overton, 1641, title page.
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(18)
"A Particular
of the Royal African Company: Forts and Castles in
Africa," ca. 1698. Broadside. Printed Ephemera
Collection,
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(19)
Bill of sale, Simon Pease to George
Berkeley, October 7, 1730.
Manuscript Collections, The British Library (20)
Description
of the Towne of Mannados or New Amsterdam as it was
in September 1661, 1664. Map Collections, The
British Library (21)
William Penn. William
Penn's Last Farewell to England. London:
Thomas Cooke, 1682.
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(22)
Marcel Lauron. "The Quaker Meeting." Etching
after a painting by Egbert van Heemskerk, 1680s.
The British Museum, London (23)
Bamfylde Moore Carew. The King
of the Beggars; or, the Surprising Adventures of
Bamfylde Moore Carew. London: Hodgson and
Company, [1823].
Department of Printed Books, The British Library (24)
William Hack. Hand-drawn map of Carolina,
1684.
Manuscript Collections, The British Library (25)
John Locke. The
Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina. London:
1669.
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(26)
Mark Catesby. The
Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama
Islands. London: 1731, p. 23.
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(27)
Joseph Smith. Y
perl o fawr bris. . . .[The Pearl of Great Price]. Merthyr-Tydfil:
John Davis, 1852.
Modern Collections, The British Library (28)
Vere Foster. Work & Wages;
or the Penny Emigrant's Guide to the United States
and Canada, for Female Servants, Laborers, Mechanics,
Farmers, & c. . . . Fifth ed. London:
W. and F.G. Cash, [1855].
Modern Collections, The British Library (29)
J.L. Giles. "The
Great International Caledonian Games: New York, July
1, 1867." New York: Kelly & Whitehill, ca.
1868. Lithograph.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (30)
Alfred Crowquill [Alfred Henry Forrester]. A
Goodnatured Hint about California. [London]:
D. Bouge, [1849]. Early Collections, The British
Library (31)
"War Brides Begin Arriving in U.S." Life, February
18, 1946, pp. 28-29.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (32)
AMERICAN REVOLUTION
The Stamp
Act. London, 1765, p. 2. London: printed by Mark
Baskett, 1766.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (33)
Proof Sheet
of 1d Stamp Duties for Newspapers, 1765. Board
of Inland Revenues Stamping Department Archive,
Philatelic Collection, The British Library (34)
"The Repeal
or Funeral of Miss Americ- Stamp," [1766]. Engraving.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (35)
Figurine of William Pitt, 1766. Porcelain,
probably Derby.
Department of Medieval and Later Antiquities, The British
Museum, London (36)
Paul Revere. "The
Bloody Massacre Perpetrated in King Street, Boston
on March 5, 1770." Boston: 1770. Engraving.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (38)
"The Fruits of Arbitrary Power: or the
Bloody Massacre." Engraving after Henry Pelham. In A
Short Narrative of the Horrid Massacre in Boston. .
. . London: W. Bingley, 1770. Title page and
frontispiece.
Early Printed Collections, The British Library (39)
W.D. Cooper. "Boston
Tea Party." The History of North America. London:
E. Newberry, 1789. Engraving. Plate opposite p. 58.
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(40)
[Philip Dawe]. "A
Society of Patriotic Ladies." London: R. Sayer
and J. Bennett, 1775. Mezzotint.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (41)
Philip Dawe. "Bostonians in Distress." London:
R. Sayer and J. Bennett, 1774. Mezzotint.
The British Museum, London (42)
Petition
of First Continental Congress to the King, October
26, 1774. Hand-written manuscript.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (44)
"Bloody Butchery
of the British Troops: Salem 1775." Reprint:
Salem, Massachusetts: 1850. Broadside. Printed Ephemera
Collection,
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(45)
Thomas Page. Sketch
of the Battle of Bunker Hill. June 17, 1775.
Colored map.
Geography
and Map Division, Library of Congress (46)
"View of the
Attack on Bunker's Hill with the Burning of Charlestown." Engraving
after Millar. In Edward Bernard, The New, Comprehensive
and Complete History of England. London:
Alex. Hogg, [1783].
Early Printed Collections, The British Library (47)
Washington's
Commission as Commander in Chief of the American
Army, June 19, 1775.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (48)
George III. Proclamation of August 23,
1775, pp. 343-346.
Manuscript Collections, The British Library (49)
Thomas Jefferson. Original
Rough Draft of the Declaration of Independence, June
1776. Holograph with minor emendations by John
Adams and Benjamin Franklin.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (50)
Francis Xavier Habermann. "L'Entré triumphale
de troupes royales a Nouvelle Yorck." Paris:
J. Chereau, [177?]. Hand-colored engraving.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (51)
John Graves Simcoe. A
Journal of the Operations of the Queen's Rangers,
from the End of the Year 1777, to the Conclusion
of the Late American War . Exeter:
Printed for the Author, [1787].
Early Printed Collections, The British Library (52)
John Hunter. Plan
of Part of the River Delaware from Chester to Philadelphia,
in Which Is Marked the Position of His Majesty's
Ships on the 15th of November 1777. Ink-and-watercolor
drawing.
Geography
and Map Division, Library of Congress (53)
B.F. Leizalt. "Combat
memorable entre le Pearson et Paul Jones. Augsburg:
1779-1780." Engraving after a painting by Richard
Paton.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (54)
"Reddition
de l'Armée Angloises Commandée par
Mylord Comte de Cornwallis aux Armées Combinées
des États unis de l'Amérique et de
France. . . . Paris: Mondhare, 1781." Hand-colored
etching.
Geography
and Map Division, Library of Congress (55)
James Gillray. "The
American Rattle Snake." London: W. Humphrey,
April 1782. Etching. .
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (57)
John Mitchell. A
Map of the British Colonies in North America with
the Roads, Distances, Limits and Extent of the
Settlements. London: Jefferys and Fadden,
1775, with hand-written additions, 1782.
Map Collections, The British Library (58)
"The Savages Let Loose, or the Cruel
Fate of the Loyalists." London: W. Humphrey, 1783.
Etching.
Department of Prints and Drawings, The British Museum,
London (59)
Benedict Arnold. Letter to George Washington,
September 25, 1780. Holograph manuscript.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (60a,b,c)
America:
A Prophecy. London: William Blake, 1793,
frontispiece. Drawing, with watercolor and ink.
Lessing J. Rosenwald Collection,
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(61)
FROM ENEMY TO ALLY
William Charles. "A
Scene on the Frontiers as Practiced by the Humane
British and Their Worthy Allies!" Philadelphia:
1812. Etching with watercolor.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (62)
G. Thompson. "The
Taking of the City of Washington in America." London:
G. Thompson, October 14, 1814. Engraving.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (63)
An Account
of the Receipts and Expenditures of the United States
for the Year 1810. Washington, D.C.: A.G. Way,
1812.
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(64)
Francis Scott Key. The
Star-Spangled Banner. Washington, D.C.,
October 21, 1840. Holograph manuscript.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (65)
"The Anacreontic Song as Sung at the
Crown and Anchor Tavern in the Strand, the words by
Ralph Tomlinson" [music by J.S. Smith]. London: Longman & Broderip,
ca. 1780.
Music Collections, The British Library (66)
"Ye Conference.
'Not Any We Thank You Mr. Davis'." Cincinnati:
Ehrgott and Forbriger, 1861. Lithograph.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (67)
Confederate Stamp Die. London: Thomas
De La Rue, 1862.
Philatelic Collections, The British Library (68a)
Confederate Stamp Proof Sheet and Stamp
showing Jefferson Davis. London: Thomas De La Rue,
1862.
Philatelic Collections, The British Library (68b,c)
Alfred Waud. General
Sickles and His Staff on a Reconnoitering Expedition
along the Banks of the Potomac, September, 1861.
Drawing.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (69)
John Tenniel. "Britannia
Sympathises with Columbia." Punch, May
6, 1865, p. 183.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (71)
Queen Victoria. Letter
to Mary Todd Lincoln, April 29, 1865.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (72)
Oliver Evans Wood. "The
Pending Conflict." Philadelphia: Herline and
Hensel, Lith., 1863. Lithograph.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (73)
Thomas Nast. "The Apple of Discord at
the Geneva Tribunal." Harper's Weekly, October
5, 1872. Copyprint.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (74)
John Tenniel. "Pretty
Dick!" Punch, February 8, 1896,
p. 67. Engraving.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (75)
James Anderson. "We're
Over." Warren, Ohio: Halkett and Anderson, 1918.
Sheet music cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress. (78)
Nuns of the Abbey of Maredret. Illumination
in fourteenth-century style, to commemorate the allied
fleet assisting the Belgians at the first battle of
the Yser, Namur, Belgium, 1918. Manuscript Collections,
The British Library (79)
Woodrow Wilson. Shorthand
Notes for Fourteen Points Speech, [January 1918],
p. 6.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (80)
British Royal
Family with President and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson at
Buckingham Palace, December 26, 1918. Gelatin
silver photograph. Wilson Papers,
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (81)
"The American Committee for the Defense
of British Homes." 1940.
Manuscript Collections, The British Library (82)
Lend Lease
in Action: Vegetables for British Children. Office
of War Information, December, 1941. Copyprint.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (84)
Abner Silver and Mann Curtis. "Let's
Stand Behind Great Britain." New York: Lincoln
Music Corp., 1941, pp. 1 and 4. Sheet music cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (85a)
Marce Smith and Eddie Lundquist. "Fight
on Britain-Fight On." Los Angeles: Marce Smith
and Eddie Lundquist, 1941. Sheet music cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (86c)
Earl Watters and Ken Bradshaw. "We
Won't Be Over Till It's Over Over There." Bloomington,
Illinois: Watters and Bradshaw, 1940. Sheet music
cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (86d)
The Duncan Sisters."Let's
Not Go Over There." Chicago: D.L. Winter, 1940.
Sheet music cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (85b)
Fred Wise, Milton Leeds, and Harry Donnelly. "Carry
On London Town." New York: Sheldon-Mitchell Publishing
Corporation, 1941. Sheet music cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (85d)
Charts Comparing
RAF and USAAF fighter operations, November 3,
1943.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (87a,b)
Corporal Sweeney. Night
and Day Cartoon, ca. 1940s.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (89)
"Flying Yanks." Derby,
England, July 31, 1943. Poster.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (91)
Franklin Roosevelt
and Winston Churchill at the Atlantic Conference, Argentia
Bay, August 8-12, 1941. Copyprint. W. Averell Harriman
Papers,
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (92)
Churchill's
Address to the Virginia General Assembly, March 9,
1946. Carbon copy with holograph revisions.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (93a,b)
Lewis Carroll [Charles Lutwidge Dodgson]. Alice's
Adventures Underground, 1862-1864. Autograph
manuscript, illustrated by the author.
Manuscript Collections, The British Library (94)
W. Somerset Maugham. Of
Human Bondage, 1914. Holograph manuscript.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (95)
"Something For Everyone." The
Marshall Plan in Action, 1950. Copyprint.
W. Averell Harriman Collection,
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (96)
FROM ABOLITION TO EQUAL RIGHTS
[C.B. Wadstrom?]. View of the New Settlement
in the River at Sierra Leone on the Coast of Guinea
Africa, . . . [London: ca. 1790].
Map Collections, The British Library (97)
Paper currency
of varying denominations, issued in Liberia in
1834, 1837, and 1864.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress. (98A)
Amelia Opie. The
Black Man's Lament; or How to Make Sugar. London:
Harvey & Darton, 1826. Early Printed Collections,
The British Library (100)
Elizabeth Heyrick. Immediate,
Not Gradual Abolition: or, An Inquiry into the
Shortest, Safest, and Most Effectual Means of Getting
Rid of West Indian Slavery. Philadelphia:
Joseph Rakestraw, 1824.
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(101)
"Am I Not A Man And A Brother?" New
York: American Anti-Slavery Society, 1837. Broadside.
Printed Ephemera Collection,
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(102)
Ralph Waldo Emerson. An
Address Delivered at the Court House in Concord,
Massachusetts, on 1st August, 1844. Boston:
J. Munroe and Company, 1844. Miscellaneous Pamphlet
Collection,
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(105)
Frederick Douglass. Draft
Copy of Farewell Address Given upon Leaving England, March
30, 1847.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (106)
Harriet Beecher Stowe. Uncle
Tom's Cabin. London: John Casell, 1852.
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(107)
George Housman Thomas. Sketches
for London edition of Uncle Tom's Cabin, 1852.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (108)
Abraham Lincoln. Draft
of Emancipation Proclamation, July 22, 1862.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (109)
Mary Wollstonecraft. Vindication
of the Rights of Woman: with Strictures on Political
and Moral Subjects. Boston: Peter Edes
for Thomas and Andrews, 1792, frontispiece. Susan
B. Anthony Collection,
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(110)
Susan B.
Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, ca. 1870s.
Copyprint.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (112)
John Stuart Mill. Suffrage
for Women. New York: National American
Woman Suffrage Association, 1867. Reprint. Y.A.
Pamphlet Collection,
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(114)
Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Draft
of Speech at Princess Hall, London, June 25,
1883, pp. 1 and 4.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (115a,b)
Henrietta Briggs-Wall. "American
Woman and her Political Peers, 1893." Hutchinson,
Kansas: Henrietta Briggs-Wall, 1911. Postcard.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (116)
"Torturing
Women in Prison. Vote Against the Government." London:
National Women's Social and Political Union, ca.
1909. Color Lithograph.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (117b)
Harriot
Stanton Blatch Hanging Posters for Emmeline Pankhurst
Tour, January 11, 1911. Copyprint.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (118)
"Mrs. Pankhurst,
The World-Famous Leader of the English Suffragettes:
Canadian Lecture Tour, October to January 1911-1912." New
York: J.B. Pond Lyceum Bureau, 1911-1912.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (119)
Carrie Chapman Catt. Letter
to Millicent Fawcett, October 19, 1909. Holograph
letter.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (122a,b)
Carrie Chapman
Catt, Millicent Fawcett, and Other Board Members
of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance, Budapest, 1913.
Copyprint.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (123)
Souvenir
of the Hyde Park Demonstration, June 21, 1908.
Paper napkin. National American Woman Suffrage Association
Collection, Printed Ephemera Collection,
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(124)
Official
Program, Women's Suffrage Procession, Washington,
D.C., March 3, 1913.
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(125)
"Don't Let Inequality Continue." Peace
News, December 11, 1964.
Newspaper Library, The British Library (128)
David Pitt and Julia Gaitskell. C.A.R.D.
Flyer, May 3, 1967, London.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (129)
Stokely Carmichael
Addressing Meeting. Horace Ove. "Black Power." The
Arrivants: A Pictorial Essay on Blacks in Britain. London:
Race Today Publications, March, 1987, p. 40.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (130)
A British
Movement Demonstration in London, 1980. Chris
Steele-Perkins. Copyprint.
Magnum Photos, Inc. ©1980 Chris Steele-Perkins
(131)
INVENTIONS AND DISCOVERIES
James Patrick Muirhead. The
Origin and Progress of the Mechanical Inventions
of James Watt. Vol. 3. London: J. Murray,
1854, fold-out, p. 64.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (132)
John Fitch. Sketch
of Steamboat, ca. 1787. Ink and pencil.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (133)
Thomas Telford and I. Douglas. Perspective
View of the Design for a Cast Iron Bridge, Consisting
of a Single Arch Six Hundred Feet in the Span and Calculated
to Supply the Place of the Present London Bridge. Drawn
and aquatinted by T. Malton and engraved by W. Lowry,
London, 1801.
Map Collections, The British Library (134)
Phillip Sandhurst. The
Great Centennial Exhibition Critically Described
and Illustrated. Philadelphia: P. W.
Ziegler & Co., 1876, Illustration facing p.
409.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (135)
J. Aiken, engraver. "View of Barton
Bridge." A Description of the Country from Thirty
to Forty Miles Round Manchester, . . . London:
John Stockdale, 1795, p. 113.
Early Printed Collections, The British Library (136)
Benjamin Henry Latrobe. Design
for the Washington Canal, 1810. Pen-and-ink drawing.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (137)
William Strickland. Report
on Canals, Railways, Roads and other Projects,
Made to the Pennsylvania Society for the Promotion
of Internal Improvements. Philadelphia:
H.C. Carey and I. Lea, 1826.
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(138)
William Sturgeon. Scientific
Researches, Experimental and Theoretical, in Electricity,
Magnetism, Galvanism, Electro-magnetism, and Electro-chemistry. Bury:
T. Crompton, 1850, plate 7.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (142)
Samuel F.B. Morse. Railway
Signal Telegraph, ca. 1840. Color sketches.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (143a,b)
"Gems
of the Crystal Palace, No. 1, The Exterior." London:
George Baxter, 1854.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (143A)
Joseph Nash. "America." Dickinson's
Comprehensive Pictures of the Great Exhibition of
1851, . . . London: Dickinson Brothers, 1854.
Copyprint.
Modern Collections, The British Library (144B)
Nagel and Weingartner. "New
York Crystal Palace for the Exhibit of the Industry
of all Nations." New York: Goupil & Co.,
ca. 1852. Lithograph.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (145A)
"The Great
Exhibition of 1851." New York, NY: Currier and
Ives, n.d. Lithograph.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (147)
"The Eighth
Wonder of the World: the Atlantic Cable." New
York: Kimmel and Foster, 1866. Hand-colored lithograph.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (149)
Alexander Graham Bell. Sketch
of Telephone, October, 1876. Ink.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (150)
"The Type-Writer" advertisement. The
Nation, December 16, 1875, p. xviii.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (151)
Catalogue
C of The Dalton-Ingersoll Company of Fine Sanitary
Specialties and General Plumbing Supplies. Boston:
The Dalton-Ingersoll Company, 1893.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (152)
Charles Graham. "Making
Bessemer Steel at Pittsburgh, the Converters at Work." Harper's
Weekly, April 10, 1886, volume 30, pp. 232-233.
Copyprint.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (153)
Bernard Partridge. "The
Macmillion." Punch, May 29, 1901,
p. 395.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (154)
"Edison's
Greatest Marvel-The Vitascope." New York: Metropolitan
Print Company, for Raff and Gorman, ca. 1896. Color
lithograph.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (155)
Orville Wright. Diary entry, December
17, 1903.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (156A)
J.B. Davy. Letter
to Orville Wright, April 1, 1941.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (157b)
"Completed
Product of a Great Automobile Factory Ready for Delivery,
Detroit, MI." Meadville, Pennsylvania: Keystone
View Company, 1917. Copyprint.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (159)
Ford Motor Company Advertisement, Dagenham,
England, ca. 1933. Copyprint. Courtesy of the Ford
Motor Company, Photographic Department, United Kingdom
(160)
Paul Rudolph. Beach
Road Project, Singapore, 1981-82. Architectural
drawing.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (161)
Charles Babbage. Letter to the Duke
of Wellington, December 23, 1834.
Manuscript Collections, The British Library (162)
Herman Hollerith. Punch
card, key plate, and operating instructions, ca.
1895.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (163)
John von Neumann. ENIAC
flow diagram for AEL-ENIAC, December 18, 1950.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (164)
Alexander Fleming. Notes and diagram
of an experiment testing the inhibiting effect of penicillin
mould, March 16, 1929.
Manuscript Collections, The British Library (165)
Robert Wright. "Molecular Biologist:
Watson and Crick." Time, March 29, 1999,
pp. 172-173.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (166)
COMMON LANGUAGE SEPARATE VOICES
Noah Webster. Dissertations
on the English Language. Boston: Isaiah
Thomas and Company, 1789, title page. American
Imprint Collection,
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(167)
John Pickering. A
Vocabulary, or Collection of Words and Phrases
Which Have Been Supposed to Be Peculiar to the
United States of America. Boston: Cummings
and Hilliard, 1816, title page.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (168)
Shirley Hughes. Moving
Molly. New York: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard,
1988, pp. 2-3.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (169)
Shirley Hughes. Moving Molly. London:
The Bodley Head, 1978, pp. 2-3.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (170)
United States War Department. A
Short Guide to Great Britain. Washington,
D.C.: 1942.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (171)
C. H. Ward-Jackson. "It's
a Piece of Cake! RAF Slang Made Easy." London:
Nicholson and Watson, [ca.1943].
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (172)
"A Look at . . . English v. English." The
Washington Post, May 10, 1998, p. C3.
Serials and Government
Publications Division, Library of Congress (173)
Ethel Earle Wylie, compiler, and Ella
Wall Van Leer, illustrator. "A
Pictorial Chart of English Literature." [Chicago?]:
Rand McNally, 1929.
Geography
and Map Division, Library of Congress (174)
William Shakespeare. Shakespeare's
Plays. First American edition. Philadelphia:
Bioren and Madan, 1795, title page. Batchelder
Collection,
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(175)
"Juliet,
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco." St. Louis: James Moran
and Co., 1873.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (176)
Robert Byrne. Olivia,
costume design for a WPA Federal Theatre Project
production of Twelfth Night, September
19, 1935.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (178)
Robert Byrne. Costume
design for WPA Federal Theatre Project production
of Twelfth Night, September 19,
1935.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (179)
Sir Walter
Scott, after Sir Henry Raeburn. Detroit: Detroit
Publishing Co., ca. [1900-1920]. Copyprint.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (180A)
Sir Walter Scott. Kenilworth, ca.
1821. Holograph manuscript.
Manuscript Collection, The British Library (181)
Matthew Brady Studio. "Charlotte
Cushman as Meg Merrilies in Guy Mannering, ca.
1855."
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (182)
Annotated
prompt book for Guy Mannering, 1850,
facing p. 54.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (183)
Sydney Smith. "America." Edinburgh
Review, January 1820, pp. 78-79.
The British Library (185)
Washington Irving. The
Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gentleman. New
York: C. S. Van Winkle, 1819.
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(186)
Charles Dickens. Holograph manuscript
draft of Chapter 15 of The Life and Adventures
of Nicholas Nickleby, ca. July 1838.
Manuscript Collections, The British Library (187)
Charles Dickens. "The
Thriving City of Eden, as it appeared on paper." Martin
Chuzzlewit. London: Chapman and Hall, September
1843, Volume 9, p.189.
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(189)
William Glyde Wilkins. Dickens
in Cartoon and Caricature. Boston: Bibliophile
Society, 1924.
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(190A)
Charles Dickens's
traveling kit, before 1870. Ivory and metal.
Batchelder Collection,
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, (192)
Charles Dickens's
walking stick, before 1870. Wood and ivory. Batchelder
Collection,
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, (191)
Walt Whitman. Draft
page from Leaves of Grass, 1855,
section 14, p. 41.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (193)
Elizabeth Barrett Browning. "Calls on
the Heart." Holograph manuscript, n.d.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (195A)
Image of Elizabeth
Barrett Browning.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (195E)
Robert Frost. A
Boy's Will. London: David Nutt, 1913,
cover.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (195B)
Robert Frost."Stopping
by Woods on a Snowy Evening." Holograph manuscript,
n.d.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (195C)
Molly MaGuire, designer, and Carol Kieffer
Police, illustrator. "The
Jane Austen Map of England." Los Angeles: Aaron
Blake, 1987.
Geography
and Map Division, Library of Congress (195D)
Ralph Vaughn Williams. Sea Symphony. Folio
60. 1903-1909. The British Library (196)
Mark Twain. Huckleberry
Finn. London: Chatto and Windus, 1884.
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(197)
Samuel Clemens [Mark Twain]. Letter
to Andrew Chatto, September 1, 1883.
The British Library (198a,b)
Mark Twain
in the Robes He Wore When Receiving his Honorary
Oxford University Degree, taken August 19, 1907.
Copyprint.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (199)
Henry James. English
Hours. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1905.
Henry James Collection,
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(200)
Rudyard Kipling. Letter to"Dear Lady," January
6, 1891. Holograph letter. Carpenter Collection of
Rudyard Kipling,
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(202)
Rudyard Kipling. "Mowgli's
Brothers" from The Jungle Book, February
1893, p.1. Holograph manuscript. Carpenter Collection
of Rudyard Kipling,
Rare Book
and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
(203A)
Thomas Hardy. "The
Forsaking of the Nest." Holograph manuscript.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (206A)
T.S. Eliot. "Virginia." Holograph
manuscript, 1959.
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (207A)
W. H. Auden. Draft of "Musée
des Beaux Arts," n.d..
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (209)
Sylvia Plath. Fiesta Melons. Introduction
by Ted Hughes. Exeter: Rougemont Press, 1971. Modern
Collections, The British Library (210)
POPULAR CULTURE: FROM BASEBALL TO ROCK AND ROLL
"The Cricket
Match Played at Hoboken on October 3-6, 1859, between
the All-England Eleven and the United States Twenty-Two." Harper's
Weekly, October 15, 1859. Copyprint..
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (212a)
"Baseball
Match at the Elysian Fields, Hoboken." Harper's
Weekly, October 15, 1859. Copyprint.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (212b)
U.S. Women
Lose Golf Match in England, ca. 1920. Copyprint.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (217)
A Pretty
Little Pocket-Book, intended for the amusement
of Little Master Tommy, and Pretty Miss Polly: .
. .London: J. Newbery, 1760.
Early Printed Collections, The British Library (211)
Pierce Egan. "The
Second Contest Between Cribb and Molineux, September
28, 1811." Boxiana; or Sketches of Ancient
and Modern Pugilism, . . . London: G. Smeeton,
1812, p. 412.
Early Printed Collections, The British Library (214)
"Exeter vs. Andover Football Match,
November 7, 1903." D.C.: U. Potomac Press, 1903. Poster.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (215)
The
Boy's Own Paper, [London], No. 1, Vol.
1, January 18, 1879. Modern Collections, British
Library (215A)
"Diomed." The
Sporting Magazine, or Monthly Calendar of the Transactions
of the Turf, the Chace, . . . for October,
1792, p. 44. London: Printed for the Proprietors
and Sold by J. Wheble.
Early Printed Collections, The British Library (213)
Henry Bishop. "Home
Sweet Home." Words by John Henry Payne.
Philadelphia: J. G. Klemm, n.d. Sheet music cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (219)
Henry Russell and George P. Morris. "Woodman!
Spare that Tree." New York: Firth and Hall, 1837.
Sheet music cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (220)
Portrait
of Anne Merry. Merry's Manuscript. [ca. 1830s]
Manuscript Division,
Library of Congress (220A)
Ira Aldridge
as Aaron in Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus, 1852.
Engraving..
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (227A)
Thomas Sherratt, after the original
painting by Tracey. "Mr.
Macready as Macbeth" . London: John Tallis and
Company, [between 1860 and 1880]. Engraving.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (223)
Forrest as
Macbeth, [between 1840 and 1870]. Copyprint.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (224)
"Riot at
the Astor-Place Opera-House, New York." Illustrated
London News, June 2, 1849, p. 369. Woodcut.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (225)
The
Mikado. Chicago: John B. Jeffery, ca.
1885. Poster.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (228)
William S. Gilbert. Notebook for Receipts
and Expenditures for American Production of H.M.S.
Pinafore, 1879.
The British Library (229)
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Courier
and International Horticultural Exhibition Gazette, Earl's
Court, London, Saturday, May 7, 1892.
Newspaper Library, The British Library (230)
Oliver Herford. [The
Modern Argonauts with Their Golden 'Fleece'], March
11, 1886. India ink over pencil.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (226)
"Cooke's
Circus." Edinburgh: James Brydon, 1840. Poster.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (221)
Poster of
the Barnum and Bailey Great London Circus, [1879].
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (231)
Grand Golf
Tournament of Professional Players, Leith Links,
Scotland, May 17, 1867. Copyprint.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (216}
The
Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend. Netherfield,
Nottingham, and London: Stafford, 1949. Poster.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (237)
Yankee in King Arthur's Court. Bradford:
W. E. Berry, 1949. Poster.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (245)
Michael Tippett. Sheet music score for Byzantium. London,
1990 Holograph score.
Music Collections, The British Library (241)
George Gershwin. Musical
score for "Berkeley Square" in Primrose, London,
1924.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (235)
Horatio Nicholls [Lawrence Wright]. "Shepherd
of the Hills",1927. Sheet music cover and score.
Manuscript Collections, The British LibraryBritish
Library (234a,b)
Jelly Roll Morton. Music
score for "London Blues." Chicago: Melrose Brothers,
1923.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (236A)
Fred Fisher. "Chicago." New
York: Fred Fisher Inc., 1922. Sheet music cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (232)
Lorenz Hart and Richard Rodgers. "Manhattan." New
York: Edward B. Marks Music Co., 1925. Sheet music
cover. Garrick Gareties Collection,
Music Division,
Library of Congress (233)
"I cannot
tell a lie. . . ." Punch, July 7,
1976, opposite p. 30.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (294)
"British
Kitchens Are Going American." U.S. News
and World Report, May 2, 1960, pp. 104-105.
Bound Magazine.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (246)
"Are the
British Being Americanized?" Saturday Review, October
17, 1959, pp. 14-15. Bound Magazine.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (247)
Alistair Cooke. "Beer
in Tins." The Listener, November
3, 1966, pp. 644-645. Bound magazine.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (248)
"Look Out, the Comets Are Coming." Melody
Maker, January 19, 1957.
The British Library (259)
David Widgery. "Too Much Monkey Business." New
Society, February 5, 1988, pp. 22-24.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (258)
Rock and Roll Supplement. New
Musical Express, September 21, 1956.
The British Library (260)
Publicity photograph for The Beatles,
1963.
Motion Picture,
Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division, Library
of Congress (238a)
Capitol Records. "What's
Happening in Beatle Land?" New York, January
29, 1964. Press Release.
Motion Picture,
Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division, Library
of Congress (238b)
John Lennon,. "A
Hard Day's Night," ca.1964. Holograph manuscript.
Manuscript Collections, The British Library (239)
Randy Tuten. "The Rolling Stones." San
Francisco: Tea Lautrec Litho, ca. 1969. Poster.
Prints and Photographs
Division, Library of Congress (244)
"Twiggy:
Click! Click!" Newsweek, April 10,
1967, pp. 62-63.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (282)
The Supremes. A
Bit of Liverpool. Detroit: Motown, 1964.
Album cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (273)
The Beatles. Sgt.
Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Hollywood:
Capitol Records, 1967. Album cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (275)
Bob
Dylan. New York: Columbia, 1962. Album
cover.
Music Division,Library
of Congress (271)
The "Chirping" Crickets. Brunswick
Records, 1957. Album cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (264)
The
Animals, Includes Their Hit Single, "House of the
Rising Sun." MGM. 1964. Album cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (272)
Gene Vincent and His Blue Caps. Bluejean
Bop! Hollywood: Capitol, 1956. Album cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (269)
Elvis
Presley. New York: RCA Victor, 1956.
Album cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (265)
Yard Birds. Having a Rave Up with
the Yard Birds! [New York?]: Epic, 1965. Album
cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (280)
The Dave Clark Five. Chaquita/In
Your Heart. New York: Cortleigh Records,
1964. Album cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (277)
Carl Perkins. "Whole
Lotta Shakin." New York: Columbia, [1958?].
Album cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (267)
England's
Newest Hit Makers: The Rolling Stones. New
York: London, 1964. Album cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (276)
Kinks. The "Live" Kinks. Burbank,
California: Reprise, 1967. Album cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (279)
Bill
Haley and His Comets. Decca, 1958. Album
cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (266)
The Beatles. Meet
the Beatles. [Scranton, Pennsylvania]:
Capitol Records, 1964. Album cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (274)
Little Richard. Here's
Little Richard. Hollywood: Specialty
Records, ca. 1950. Album cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (268)
The Who. Happy Jack. New
York: Decca, 1964. Album cover.
Music Division,
Library of Congress (276A)
"Yanks Invade!" Melody Maker, April
4, 1964.
The British Library (262)
"Young London." Seventeen, March
1965, pp. 108-109.
General Collections,
Library of Congress (242)
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