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1986rif. BN41296F.A. Brockhaus 1986 - 1996. Neunzehnte völlig neubearbeitete Auflage. Erschienen: 1986 - 1996. Hardcover. 19. völlig neu bearbeitete Auflage. 30 Bände. 4°. schwarzes goldgeprägtes Capra-Leder mit Kopfgoldschnitt ohne Schutzumschlag. Mannheim Verlag F.A. Brockhaus 1986 - 1994. Mit zahlreichen Abbildungen. Band 1: A-APT 704 Seiten. Band 2: APU-BEC 704 Seiten. Band 3: BED-BRN 704 Seiten. Band 4: BRO-COS 704 Seiten. Band 5: COT-DR 704 Seiten. Band 6: DS-EW und erster Nachtrag 704 Seiten. Band 7: EX-FRT 704 Seiten. Band 8: FRU-GOS 688 Seiten. Band 9: GOT-HERP 720 Seiten. Band 10: HERR-IS 704 Seiten. Band 11: IT-KIP 704 Seiten. Band 12: KIR-LAG und zweiter Nachtrag 720 Seiten. Band 13: Lah-Maf 704 Seiten. 14. Band: Mag-Mod 720 Seiten. Band 15: Moe-Nor 720 Seiten. Band 16: Nos-Per 720 Seiten. Band 17: Pes-Rac 712 Seiten. Band 18: Rad-Rüs und dritter Nachtrag 736 Seiten. Band 19: Rut-Sch 704 Seiten. Band 20: Sci-Sq 736 Seiten. Band 21: Sr-Teo 736 Seiten. Band 22: Tep-Ur 720 Seiten. Band 23: Us-Wej 736 Seiten. Band 24: Wek-Zz und vierter Nachtrag 752 Seiten. Band 25: Personenregister 1048 Seiten. Band 26: Deutsches Wörterbuch A-GLUB. Herausgegeben und bearbeitet vom Wisenschaftlichen Rat und den Mitarbeitern der Dudenredaktion unter der Leitung von Günther Drosdowski. Band 27: Deutsches Wörterbuch GLUC-REG. Band 28: Deutsches Wörterbuch REH-ZZ Band 26 27 und 28 insgesamt 4096 Seiten. Band 29: Wörterbuch Englisch Englisch-Deutsch/Deutsch-Englisch. Herausgegeben von der Dudenredaktion und Oxford University Press. Redaktionelle Leitung: Werner Scholze-Stubenrecht und John Sykes 1696 Seiten. Band 30: Ergänzungen A-Z 704 Seiten. Lexikon Lexika Dudenredaktion und Oxford University Press Deutsches Wörterbuch Nachschlagewerke RECHNUNG MIT MWST Lexikon Lexika Dudenredaktion und Oxford University Press Deutsches Wörterbuch Nachschlagewerke Brockhaus-Enzyklopädie 19. völlig neu bearbeitete Auflage. 30 Bände. 4°. schwarzes goldgeprägtes Capra-Leder mit Kopfgoldschnitt ohne Schutzumschlag. Mannheim Verlag F.A. Brockhaus 1986 - 1994. Mit zahlreichen Abbildungen. Band 1: A-APT 704 Seiten. Band 2: APU-BEC 704 Seiten. Band 3: BED-BRN 704 Seiten. Band 4: BRO-COS 704 Seiten. Band 5: COT-DR 704 Seiten. Band 6: DS-EW und erster Nachtrag 704 Seiten. Band 7: EX-FRT 704 Seiten. Band 8: FRU-GOS 688 Seiten. Band 9: GOT-HERP 720 Seiten. Band 10: HERR-IS 704 Seiten. Band 11: IT-KIP 704 Seiten. Band 12: KIR-LAG und zweiter Nachtrag 720 Seiten. Band 13: Lah-Maf 704 Seiten. 14. Band: Mag-Mod 720 Seiten. Band 15: Moe-Nor 720 Seiten. Band 16: Nos-Per 720 Seiten. Band 17: Pes-Rac 712 Seiten. Band 18: Rad-Rüs und dritter Nachtrag 736 Seiten. Band 19: Rut-Sch 704 Seiten. Band 20: Sci-Sq 736 Seiten. Band 21: Sr-Teo 736 Seiten. Band 22: Tep-Ur 720 Seiten. Band 23: Us-Wej 736 Seiten. Band 24: Wek-Zz und vierter Nachtrag 752 Seiten. Band 25: Personenregister 1048 Seiten. Band 26: Deutsches Wörterbuch A-GLUB. Herausgegeben und bearbeitet vom Wisenschaftlichen Rat und den Mitarbeitern der Dudenredaktion unter der Leitung von Günther Drosdowski. Band 27: Deutsches Wörterbuch GLUC-REG. Band 28: Deutsches Wörterbuch REH-ZZ Band 26 27 und 28 insgesamt 4096 Seiten. Band 29: Wörterbuch Englisch Englisch-Deutsch/Deutsch-Englisch. Herausgegeben von der Dudenredaktion und Oxford University Press. Redaktionelle Leitung: Werner Scholze-Stubenrecht und John Sykes 1696 Seiten. Band 30: Ergänzungen A-Z 704 Seiten. F.A. Brockhaus hardcover

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ARCHIVE OF MATERIAL ON THE 1962 BATTLE OF OXFORD MISSISSIPPI - INCLUDING AN UNPUBLISHED ACCOUNT OF THE RIOTS BY AN OLE MISS PROFESSOR

rif. 1282914A small group of material relating to the October 1962 riots at the University of Mississippi following the enrollment of the school's first Black student James H. Meredith. The highlight of this collection is a copy of the book INTEGRATION AT OLE MISS by Russell Barrett which is annotated by Ole Miss professor William B. Keith. Included is a xerox copy of an unpublished two-page typed letter by Keith detailing his experiences during the riot. The letter is addressed to his close friend Don Davis a high school history teacher and principal in Ohio. In the letter Keith recalls the trepidation of not knowing how Gov. Barnett would respond the the Federal government forcing the issue of desegregation at Ole Miss; his recollection of the Sept. 30 Ole Miss football game; and the subsequent beginning of the riots the following day. Keith and a friend then graduate students at Ole Miss went over the Lyceum where students were gathering. He notes there are actually pictures of him in the crowd included in the Barrett book and that he has marked them. He was still in the crowd when the first volley of tear gas was fired into the crowd. A State Patrol officer next to him was struck in the head and Keith and a Miss. patrolman carried the officer to safety. It then occurred to Keith to go over to the biology building to lock up the dangerous acids kept there a smart move as rioters did break into the building to search for flammable acids. His account then ends as he watched the rest of the action on television. The letter is included in a copy of Russell Barrett's Integration at Ole Miss Chicago: 1965 1st ed which is inscribed from the author to Don Davis the recipient of Keith's letter. Also included is a two-page ALS from Keith to Davis discussing hopes they can visit soon. Keith became a long-time Professor of Biology at Ole Miss until his death in 2007. The whereabouts of the original of the letter if it still exists are unknown. Also included: James W. Silver. Mississippi: The Closed Society NY: Harcourt Brace 1964. Inscribed to Davis by Bill Keith along with an original one-page typed letter signed from Keith to Davis. James W. Silver. Running Scared: Silver in Mississippi. Inscribed from Keith to Davis. A four-page typed document which was distributed on the Ole Miss campus in late Sept. 1962 by the school's Board of Trustees. The first page is a statement from the Trustees that they are complying with the Federal Court order to enroll James Meredith. The remaining three pages are a copy of the official court order. The document is is signed by Wm. B. Keith on the first page. unknown

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Collection of 28 tags for legal documents in Latin Vice-Chancellor's Court

rif. 51380of which 23 bear the dates of university terms namely 1630 'Termino Paschae' Easter and 1691-1707 Hilary Easter & Trinity Michaelmas with a few gaps usually with 'Exhibitum' 'Exhibited in' 2 are marked 'Actiones' for 1705 to 1706 and 1706 to 1707 in each case 21st December all these on vellum typically 3" x 2" and three are on paper each with the name of a lawsuit 10" x 6" 5" x 7" and 4" x 7" Oxford 1630 and 1691 - the vellum tags pierced for stringing the paper ones very dust-soiled The earliest tag for 1630 has a note in Latin "In this term died the honourable noble William Lord Pembroke Chancellor". And the later of the 'Actiones' has a note in English "Jan. 2. 1764. Examined for Admissions of Principals of Halls. None". The Law Suits are: 1. John Heywood and Anne his wife against Jo: Howlett in a case of injury and Jo: Howlett against the said Heywood by way of recompense. Pencil note 1691. 2. Process between Collubery sic Croke of Studley Priory and the Hon. Charles Finch Doctor of Laws of All Souls c. 1659-1706 in a case of Matrimony or Betrothal. 1691 and 1692. 3. Process of Jo: Greenway and Charles Greenway of the University of Oxford Gents. against Henry Paye and Edward Prince in a case of debt and damages. 1693 and 1694. Let Thomas Hearne tell the story of no. 2: 'Dr. F above mention'd some years agoe being at Dick Clarks at Iffley where there was a Merry Meeting abt. 9 or 10 at night after a great many things pass'd between him & Mrs. Colebury Crooke sister to Col. Crooke of Studley was as 'tis said married to her by Mr. Rich. Houghton A.M. & chaplain of Queen's Coll. & Dr. Halton's Curate at Iffley. When this matter began to be discours'd of in Oxon and nois'd abroad Dr. Finche's Friends made him utterly disown the marriage as some think contrary to his own inclinations. Upon this the Matter was brought into the Vice-Chancellor's Court: Mr. Houghton partly out of fear of incurring Dr. Halton's displeasure & partly for some other Reasons best known to himself shuffled in the court & would not own that Dr Finch repeated the words after him; and Dr. Bourchier the Judge of the Court being influenced by My Ld Nottingham & as I think some Guineas the power whereof he is not proof against adjudg'd the matter in favour of Dr. Finch & so the matter was drop't tho' with this Proviso that Dr. Finch should allow her some consideration wch. accordingly as I am told he did.' Collections Vol. 1. p. 299. hardcover

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Lauriston Leonard Batten (1863-1934) [the Oxford Circuit in the late nineteenth century; Sir Richard Harington (1861-1931), PuisBiblio.com

Oxford Circuit in the 1880s. 27 sketches and caricatures by Lauriston Leonard Batten of barristers including Lord Loveburn; C. J. Darling judges and others including several court scenes; for fellow barrister the future Sir Richard Harington.

rif. 22653The Oxford Circuit Gloucester Reading Shrewsbury Assizes; Birmingham Assizes. A few items dated to 1887 1888 1891 1894. Lauriston Leonard Batten studied at Trinity College Cambridge see his entry in Alum. Cantab. He was admitted at the Inner Temple in 1882 and called to the bar four years later. KC 1905. Bencher 1914. The present collection is from the papers of his colleague on the Oxford Circuit Sir Richard Harington 1861-1931 12th baronet who was educated at Eton and Christ Church Oxford. Called to the Bar in 1886 he practised on the Oxford Circuit before taking up an appointment as a Puisne Judge in the High Court of Justice at Fort William in Bengal in 1899. He returned to England in 1913 and was appointed High Sheriff of Herefordshire in 1918 having succeeded to his father's title in 1911. From the Harington family papers. 27 caricatures and sketched portraits of barristers judges and others in robes including a few court scenes. In ink and pencil each on a separate piece of paper. In fair condition with light signs of age and wear. A miscellaneous collections of papers ranging from a 33 x 11 cm blue-grey strip embossed with the letterhead crest of the Royal Courts of Justice to the reverse of a 10 x 14 cm cutting from the printed calendar of charges 'Conspiring to cheat and defraud the Great Western Railway Company by obtaining and making improper use of a ticket at Didcot on the 19th December 1887.'. One caricature is on the reverse of an 20 x 25 cm piece cut from the cover of an 1894 manuscript writ. Several of the sketches are laid down on leaves torn from an commonplace book one of these leaves having on the reverse a poem 'A certain Mr. Day married a Miss Week' and humorous anecdote relating to W. R. Smith. Five items signed by Batten with his 'LB' monogram and seven items dated. Three are addressed to Harington one 'To - Richard Harington Esq: per. Great. Western. Railway.' and the material was clearly in order to amuse Harington Batten being regarded as one of the 'famous wits' of the Oxford Circuit. There are occasional annotations by Harington as for example 'A sketch taken by L Batten Oxford autumn circuit 1887' and 'Shrewsbury Assizes - 1887'. Another caption reads: 'The Under sheriff a sketch taken in court at Gloucester during the trial of Wadley. July 14th. 1887. by L: Batten.' The different drawings vary in style and those with thicker and looser lines being the most successful. Subjects and captions include 'N. T. Reid QC afterwards Lord Loveburn Ld. Ch' 'C. J. Darling Q.C.' 'Stanley Weyman' 'Queen v Pugh Cox & Wood' 'C. A. V.' a magistrate at the bench with two court officials 'Mirehouse' 'Miry' 'Hawkins' 'A. G. James. afterwards County Ct. Judge' 'Dr. Gumbleton' 'Gumby' 'Can't stand George Griffiths' 'reserved witness' judge at bench in spectacles 'Lieut Cole Master of the Rolls and his figure' 'The Prosecution which did the criminal act Reading Feb. 6th 1888' 'The Equity Junior which came special to Shrewsbury Assizes 1887' 'C. V. Called within the Bar very shortly'. Two are caricatures of a striking woman the plaintive in 'Birmingham Assizes - Aug. 4th. 1887. Timmins v Crofts for breach of promise'. Five feature Harington: one highly finished effort shows him in court with a wooden leg declaiming from 'Lay of the Citizen Diligent' by 'R. H.'; two show him in his robes grasping a money bag on which is written 'R: H: £700' in one he is running in the other captioned 'Borrows £700 and barely escapes with his life' he is being tackled by three other barristers one with a hockey stick; in another captioned 'The Red Flag of Anarchy in Gloucester Flower of D. C. C. Chipp' he flourishes a banner reading 'Briefs or Blood'; in another he stands with hands in pockets with syringe 'water-pipe' before him; in the last captioned 'In the Company's Interest - Returned Empty' shows him seated in court with another barrister 'Leslie'. The Oxford Circuit [Gloucester, Reading, Shrewsbury Assizes; Birmingham Assizes]. A few items dated to 1887, 1888, 1891, 1894. unknown

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