{"id":6546,"date":"2013-12-12T12:32:16","date_gmt":"2013-12-12T18:32:16","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.lib.uiowa.edu\/sc\/?page_id=6546"},"modified":"2022-10-11T12:43:53","modified_gmt":"2022-10-11T17:43:53","slug":"booksatiow","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.lib.uiowa.edu\/sc\/resources\/booksatiow\/","title":{"rendered":"Books at Iowa: An Index"},"content":{"rendered":"

From 1964 to 1996, Books at Iowa<\/em>, issued twice a year and sent to Friends of the University of Iowa Libraries, described collections and acquisitions on a wide range of subjects. Warner Barnes served as editor from 1964 to 1966; Frank Paluka from 1966 to 1986; and Robert A. McCown from 1986 to 1996. The 65 issues stand as a lasting source of information on the University of Iowa Libraries’ key collecting areas.<\/p>\n

Articles are listed in alphabetical order by their author’s name. Following this list is an index of subjects. Articles that illuminate specific collections and collecting areas have been digitized and linked to this website. Material unrelated to Libraries’ collections has not been digitized.<\/p>\n

Except as noted on individual articles, copyright was retained by The University of Iowa.\u00a0<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

ARTICLES LISTED IN AUTHOR ORDER <\/strong><\/p>\n

Abel, David. “Recent Examples of Bookmaking in the United States\u201d 51:6-31. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Acton, Richard Lord. \u201cThe Joys of Books\u201d<\/span> 60:37-42.<\/p>\n

Amert, Kay. “Works Printed by K. K. Merker: The Stone Wall Press, The Windhover Press, and Others<\/a>” 25:21-24,29-33;<\/p>\n

—-. \u201cBook Typography and the Contract of Literacy<\/a>\u201d 60:19-24.<\/p>\n

Andrews, Clarence A. “A Baron Corvo Exhibit<\/a>” 1: 18, 23-27;<\/p>\n

—-. “The Baron in Iowa<\/a>” 45:26-31;<\/p>\n

—-. \u201cIowa Literary History, 1971-1991<\/a>\u201d 56:47-58.<\/p>\n

Baender, Paul. \u201cReflections on A Hero Perished<\/em><\/a>\u201d 57:5-15.<\/p>\n

Barnes, Warner. “Leigh Hunt’s Letters in The Luther Brewer Collection: Plans for a New Edition<\/a>” 3:10-14;<\/p>\n

—-. “The Sorrows of the Muses: An Early Poem by Elizabeth Barrett” 4:19-20,25-35.<\/p>\n

Barrett, Timothy D. \u201cReading the Book as Object<\/a>\u201d 60:13-18.<\/p>\n

Batchelor, Billie. “Revision in Iris Murdoch’s Under the Net<\/em>” 8:30-36.<\/p>\n

Beilman, James. “The University of Iowa Oral History Project<\/a>” 27:21-29.<\/p>\n

Benkovitz, Miriam J. “Edmund Blunden and the Incitements of Japan<\/a>” 32:1 5-24.<\/p>\n

Benson, Mildred Wirt 50:9-27; “The Ghost of Ladora<\/a>” 19:20 (illus), 24-29.<\/p>\n

Bentz, Dale M. “Frank Paluka: A Tribute” 45:2-4.<\/p>\n

Bevilacqua, Winifred Farrant. “An Introduction to Josephine Herbst, Novelist<\/a>” 25:3-20.<\/p>\n

Blainey, Ann. “The Courtship of Marianne Hunt<\/a>” 23:3-10;<\/p>\n

—-. “The Wit in the Dungeon: Leigh Hunt in Surrey Gaol<\/a>” 34:9-14;<\/p>\n

—-. “A Portrait of Leigh Hunt<\/a>” 40:10-20;<\/p>\n

—-. “A Treasure House<\/a>” 53:23-28.<\/p>\n

—-. See also 45:51 (illus.), 52, 56;<\/p>\n

Bogue, Allan G. “Herbert Quick’s Hawkeye Trilogy<\/a>” 16:3-13,23 (illus).<\/p>\n

Brack, O M, Jr. “Lord Byron, Leigh Hunt and The Liberal<\/em>: Some New Evidence<\/a>” 4:36-38;<\/p>\n

—-. “The Bicentennial Edition of Tobias Smollett” 7:41-42;<\/p>\n

—-. “Samuel Johnson and the Epitaph on a Duckling” 45:62-79;<\/p>\n

—-. See also: Amert, Kay.<\/p>\n

—- and Curt A. Zimansky. “The Charles B. Woods Fielding Collection<\/a>” 15:20-21 (illus), 26-32.<\/p>\n

Brewer, Luther A. “Leigh Hunt Association Books<\/a>” 1:4-10.<\/p>\n

—-. See also 1:4; 3:10-11; 21:3-9, 30-31(pr.), 31(illus.); 57:17-34.<\/p>\n

Browning, Elizabeth Barrett. “The Sorrows of the Muses” 4:19-20, 21 (illus), 25-35.<\/p>\n

Bryant, Margaret Schindler. “The Ranney Collection<\/a>” 30:6-12,21-22 (illus.)<\/p>\n

Burton, William Lee. “Friend of the Brontes: Sarah De Garrs Newsome” 41:23-32.<\/p>\n

Bush, Cynthia. “The Perishable Press Limited<\/a>” 29:36-52.<\/p>\n

Bush, Sargent, Jr. “Longfellow’s Letters to Cornelia Fitch” 6:13-18, 23;<\/p>\n

—-. “The Achievement of John T. Frederick<\/a>” 14:8-22, 2,3 (illus), 27-30;<\/p>\n

—-. “Hawthorne’s Domestic Quest Narratives of the 1830s” 45:38-49.<\/p>\n

Calkin, Homer L. “W. Ross Livingston, Curator of British Documents<\/a>” 35:34-43, 45-52<\/p>\n

Cao, Myra. “Some Children’s Books by Iowa Writers<\/a>” 9:3-21.<\/p>\n

Carney, Thomas L. & Joyce Crawford. “The Torch Press: A Preliminary History<\/a>” 21:3-25.<\/p>\n

—-. See also 31:35-36. 46;<\/p>\n

—-. See also Maddigan, Mike<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Carp, Robert A. “The Public And Private Papers of Judge William F. Riley<\/a>” 11: 19-24, 29.<\/p>\n

Cerreta, Florindo. “Italian Plays of the Renaissance<\/a>” 2:26-30.<\/p>\n

Chapin, Henry B. “Lighting Out For The Territory Back East: Ellis Parker Butler, American Humorist<\/a>” 37: 38-44, 46-53<\/p>\n

Cheever, Lawrence Oakley. “The Prairie Press: A Thirty-Year Record<\/a>” 3:15-20, 25-33.<\/p>\n

Cheney, David R. “Edward Topsell’s The History of Four-Footed Beasts and Serpents<\/em>” 10:31-34;<\/p>\n

—-. “Leigh Hunt Sued for Debt by a Friend<\/a>” 27:30,35-56;<\/p>\n

—-. “Leigh Hunt, Essayist<\/a>” 40:31-40;<\/p>\n

—-. “Leigh Hunt and the Dashwood Annuity<\/a>” 45:50-61<\/p>\n

Chu, Nancy L. “Women in the Frontier Dime Novel<\/a>” 33:42-61.<\/p>\n

Clay, Steven. “A Few Words about Artist’s Books<\/a>” 60:30-35;<\/p>\n

—-. “Recent Examples of Bookmaking in the United States” 51:6-31.<\/p>\n

Cloonan, Michele V. “European Paper-Covered Books from the Fifteenth through the Eighteenth Centuries” 47:8-16<\/p>\n

Clyne, Patricia Edwards. “Thomas O. Mabbott as Teacher<\/a>” 34:29-36<\/p>\n

Conard, Rebecca. “The Legacy of Hope from an Era of Despair: The CCC and Iowa State Parks<\/a>” 64:15-30.<\/p>\n

Cone, Carl B. ” Iowa City<\/a>” [Chautauqua memories] 62:8-9<\/p>\n

Corey, Paul. Mantz Trilogy<\/em> 17:18, 19 (illus), 23-25; 52:12-13, 16-20, 23, 25, 27-28, 31-35, 37-52;<\/p>\n

—-. “Lurching Toward Liberalism: Political and Literary Reminiscences” 49:35-71.<\/p>\n

—-. 61 (entire issue is devoted to Corey).<\/p>\n

Cumberland, W.H. “Wallace M. Short, Forgotten Warrior of the Farm Holiday<\/a>” 36:43-48, 50-56.<\/p>\n

Darling, Jay N. “A Cartoon Sampler” 47:17-24<\/p>\n

—-. See also 7:26 (illus.).<\/p>\n

Dickey, Jack W. “An Entomologist of the Eighteenth Century: Johann Christian Fabricius” 13:19 (illus), 21-24.<\/p>\n

Diffley, Kathleen. “‘<\/strong>Mosquitos’, Rattlesnakes, and Perspiration: The Civil War’s Special Artist of the Illustrated London News<\/em>” 63:3-13.<\/p>\n

Duncan, Harry. “Bookworms and Type Lice<\/a>” 2:17-20,25.<\/p>\n

—-. See also 7:9-18; 25:21-22,32-33; 36:23-24; 51:13-15, 20.<\/p>\n

Dunlap, Leslie W. “Greetings” 1:3;<\/p>\n

—-. “Our Vice-Presidents Among Their Books” 45:5-16.<\/p>\n

Dunsmore, Cora T.”Percival Pollard: The Iowa Connection<\/a>” 23:34-45<\/p>\n

Eckhardt, Patricia. “Schaeffer Hall<\/a>” 57:35-59.<\/p>\n

Eimas, Richard. “The Great Anatomy of Paolo Mascagni<\/a>” 38:46-50, 53;<\/p>\n

—-. “William Harvey and the Circulation of the Blood” 55:5-23.<\/p>\n

Eng, Steve. “The Lyric Struggles of John Gawsworth<\/a>” 38:29-30, 32-45<\/p>\n

Epstein, Marc J. “The Progressive Party of 1948<\/a>” 16:26 (illus), 34-40.<\/p>\n

Eyerly, Jeannette Hyde. “The Lay of a Lay Librarian<\/a>” 48:21-28<\/p>\n

Farran, Don. “Recollections of the Federal Theatre<\/a>” 18:22 (illus), 26-36.<\/p>\n

Felton, Norman. “Best of Luck: The Education of Norman Felton<\/a>” 43:3-14<\/p>\n

Ferreter, Ed. “Jay Sigmund and Grant Wood” 42:26-33<\/p>\n

Fingerson, Ronald L. “John Wilkes Booth in the Bollinger Lincoln Collection<\/a>” 2:9-16;<\/p>\n

—-. “A William Tecumseh Sherman Letter<\/a>” 3:34-38;<\/p>\n

—-. “Letters to an Iowa Lawyer<\/a>“; 1855-1870 5:38-46.<\/p>\n

Fisher, Oneita. “The Journals of George Henry Yewell<\/a>” 5:3-10.<\/p>\n

Fitzmaurice, James. “A Gathering of Emblem Books<\/a>” 14:3-7, 24-25 (illus).<\/p>\n

Folsom, Ed. “Walt Whitman at Iowa<\/a>” 39:17-37.<\/p>\n

Frost, Robert. “Letter to Ruth Suckow” 1: 20-21 (illus).<\/p>\n

Gates, Eleanor M. “Leigh Hunt And Anna Maria Dashwood: A Shelleyan Romance<\/a>” 49:16-34<\/p>\n

Gerber, John C. “The Mark Twain Edition” 1: 15-17;<\/p>\n

—-. “English at Iowa in the Nineteenth Century<\/a>” 51:32-52;<\/p>\n

—-. “New Waterford, Ohio<\/a>” [Chautauqua memories] 62:8-9; 10-12.<\/p>\n

Gerber, Philip. “‘I Could Write a Book:’ Paul and Elizabeth Corey” 52:12-52;<\/p>\n

—-. “To Know Paul Corey: An Introduction” 61:3-5;<\/p>\n

—-. “Becoming an Author… 1930s Style” 61: 7-27.<\/p>\n

Gibson, Charles. “The Ingham Indian Collection<\/a>” 4:3-8.<\/p>\n

Gingerich, Owen. “Two Early Astronomy Books” 30:3-5,19-20 (illus.)<\/p>\n

Grant, H. Roger. “The Railroad Timetable: A Neglected Research Source<\/a>” 53:13-21.<\/p>\n

Haight, Gordon S. “Letters From George Henry Lewes To Richard Hengist Horne<\/a>” 18:18, 23-25.<\/p>\n

Halas, Christine D. “The James Van Allen Papers<\/a>” 51:53-61.<\/p>\n

Hamilton, David. \u201cWriting at Iowa<\/a>\u201d 60:7-12.<\/p>\n

Harrison, John M. “Oakland, Iowa<\/a>” [Chautauqua memories] 62:8-9;<\/p>\n

—-. “A Confirmed Typomaniac: Carroll Coleman and the Prairie Press<\/a>” 62:15-74.<\/p>\n

Harter, Evelyn. “The Life or the Work<\/a>” 41:3-22<\/p>\n

Haubold, Marcia Ann. “The French Revolution Collection<\/a>” 3:5-9.<\/p>\n

Heald, William. \u201cFrom Positivism to Realism: The Philosophy of Gustav Bergmann<\/a>\u201d 56:25-46.<\/p>\n

Hofsommer, Don L. “Of Buffs and Professionals: Iowa’s Expanded Transportation Archives<\/a>” 48:29-32<\/p>\n

Holcomb, Dorothy B. “Philip Greeley Clapp<\/a>” 17:3-14, 20-21 (illus).<\/p>\n

Holland, Patricia G. “George Francis Train and the Woman Suffrage Movement, 1867-70<\/a>” 46:8-29<\/p>\n

Holt, Rochelle. “Laurence Housman’s Letters to George Galloway, 1903-1905<\/a>” 15:3-10,19 (illus).<\/p>\n

Horne, R. N. “Leigh Hunt<\/a>” 25:28 (illus.), 34-44<\/p>\n

Howell, John Bruce. “The International Collections of The University of Iowa Libraries<\/a>” 48:33-40<\/p>\n

Howren, Robert. “Iowa Materials for the Linguistic Atlas of the Upper Midwest” 6:29-35.<\/p>\n

Jackson, Donald F. “Sixteenth-Century Greek Editions at Iowa<\/a>” 12:3-12.<\/p>\n

Johnson, Carole M. “Emerson Hough’s American West<\/a>” 21:26-28,33-42<\/p>\n

Johnson, Neil M. “George Sylvester Viereck: Poet and Propagandist<\/a>” 9:22-24, 29-36.<\/p>\n

Jordan, Philip D. “Joutel, Henri. A Journal of the Last Voyage Perform’d by Monsr. de la Sale..<\/em>..” 6:4,21(illus);<\/p>\n

—-. “The Roosevelt Bears — Teddy B and Teddy G” 20:24-25 (illus), 9-7-33;<\/p>\n

—-. “Edwin L. Sabin, Literary Explorer of the West<\/a>” 22:3-19;<\/p>\n

—-. “A New Look At Some ‘Bad Boys'” 26:19-22, 27-34;<\/p>\n

—-. “Adventures of a Student at Iowa<\/a>” 28:25-26,31-47;<\/p>\n

—-. “The Missionary Who Fled Iowa<\/a>” 30:13-18, 23-31;<\/p>\n

—-. “Louis Dodge — A Forgotten Iowa Author<\/a>” 32:29-42.<\/p>\n

Kahler, Karl. “The Hosso Shiyo Sho: A Compilation of Traditional Legal Thought in Japan” 15-17-18, 22(illus), 23-25.<\/p>\n

—-. “The David Middleton Reed Collection of Chinese Studies<\/a>” 44:3-9<\/p>\n

Kantor, Mackinlay. “The Writing of Andersonville<\/em>” 43:24-29<\/p>\n

Kellner, Bruce. “Baby Woojums In Iowa<\/a>” 26:3-18<\/p>\n

Kemm, James O. “The Literary Legacy of Rupert Hughes<\/a>” 42:10-25<\/p>\n

Kibler, M. Alison. \u201cThe Keith\/Albee Collection: The Vaudeville Industry, 1894-1935<\/a>\u201d 56:7-24.<\/p>\n

Kolbet, Richard M. “Narratives of North American Exploration<\/a>” 6:3-12;<\/p>\n

—-. “The Levi O. Leonard Railroad Collection<\/a>” 8:3-10;<\/p>\n

—-. \u201cPublish & Perish: Printed Ephemera and Social History<\/a>\u201d 55:25-36.<\/p>\n

Kron, E. Einar. “A Chautauqua Summer<\/a>” 46:30-36<\/p>\n

Lagorio, Valerie M. “The Roxburghe Club Collection<\/a>” 35:14-18<\/p>\n

Laird, Chariton. “The ‘Literati’ at Iowa in the Twenties<\/a>” 37:16-19,21-24, 26-37.<\/p>\n

—-. See also 49:58-60.<\/p>\n

Langdon, Herschel. “Superintendent<\/a>” [Chautauqua memories] 62:13-14.<\/p>\n

Lapin, Geoffrey S. “The Ghost of Nancy Drew<\/a>” 50:8-27.<\/p>\n

Lauritsen, Frederick M. “Rare Nineteenth-Century Latin American Periodicals<\/a>” 11:3-18,25 (illus).<\/p>\n

Leary, Bernice E. “Milestones in Children’s Books<\/a>” 12:18-22, 23 (illus), 26 (illus), 27-39.<\/p>\n

Leigh-Hunt, Desmond. “Leigh Hunt’s New World Forebears<\/a>” 40:3-9<\/p>\n

Lindsay, Robert O. “A Seventeenth-Century Book Collector: Seigneur De Peiresc” 31:3-15<\/p>\n

Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth. “Henry Wadsworth. Letter to Cornelia Fitch, 6 February 1865” 6:19(illus).<\/p>\n

—-. See also 6:13-18, 23.<\/p>\n

Lorkovic, Tatjana. \u201cThe Slavic Collection at the University of Iowa<\/a>\u201d 51:62-65.<\/p>\n

Lyford, Marjorie. “Northwood, Iowa<\/a>” [Chautauqua memories] 62:5.<\/p>\n

Mabbott, Maureen Cobb. “My Last Bookshelf<\/a>” 38:18-24, 26-28;<\/p>\n

—-. See also 29:30(illus.).<\/p>\n

Mabbott, Thomas Ollive. “The Books in the House of Usher<\/a>” 19:3-7,17 (illus);<\/p>\n

—-. “Observations on Poets and Poetry<\/a>” 29:14-28, 30 (illus.), 33-35.<\/p>\n

—-. See also 34:26 (illus.), 29-36.<\/p>\n

Maddigan, Mike. “The Torch Press: Addenda to a Checklist<\/a>” 31:35-54.<\/p>\n

—-. See also Carney, Thomas L. & Joyce Crawford<\/a><\/p>\n

Mangione, Jerre. “Remembering Paul Corey” 61:49-52.<\/p>\n

Martin, John. “The Vesalian School of Anatomy in Renaissance Padua<\/a>” 18:3-17, 19-21 (illus);<\/p>\n

—-. “Musings on a Pleasant Disease: A Nonmedical Report”<\/a> 28:3-8;<\/p>\n

—-. “‘This Is the Ship of Pearl…'”<\/a> 45:17-25;<\/p>\n

—-. \u201cWilliam Harvey and the Circulation of the Blood\u201d 55:5-23;<\/p>\n

—-. \u201cFour Hundred Years Later: An Appreciation of Johann Weyer<\/a>\u201d 59:3-13.<\/p>\n

Mason, Karen M. \u201cHistory through Women’s Eyes: The Iowa Women’s Archives<\/a>\u201d 59:15-22.<\/p>\n

McCown, Robert A. “Impressions of Early Iowa: Pioneer Letters and Reminiscences<\/a>” 15:11-16;<\/p>\n

—-. “Paul Corey’s Mantz Trilogy<\/em><\/a>” 17:15-18,19 (illus), 23-26;<\/p>\n

—-. “Records of the Redpath Chautauqua<\/a>” 19:8-16,18-19 (illus), 20-23;<\/p>\n

—-. “B. H. Shearer, Country Editor<\/a>” 22:35-41;<\/p>\n

—-. “A Letter to the President from New Buda, Iowa” 26:35-38;<\/p>\n

—-. “James W. Bollinger as a Collector of Lincolniana<\/a>” 36:3-11, 13-14;<\/p>\n

—-. “Thomas Rescum Sterns at the Battle for Vicksburg<\/a>” 39:38-47;<\/p>\n

—-. “Phil Stong’s State Fair<\/em><\/a>” 50:35-39;<\/p>\n

—-. “The Iowa Authors Collection<\/a>\u201d 59:23-26;<\/p>\n

—-. “Iowa Authors on Iowa: A Sesquicennial Reading List<\/a>” 65:25-27.<\/p>\n

McDaniel, George William. \u201cThe Search for Smith Wildman Brookhart: A Pilgrim’s Progress<\/a>\u201d 52:53-69.<\/p>\n

McDonald, John J. “Vinnie Ream Hoxie at Iowa and Elsewhere<\/a>” 22:20-22, 27-34.<\/p>\n

McDowell, Frederick P. W. “The Angus Wilson Collection<\/a>” 10:9-18,23.<\/p>\n

McQuin, Susan C. “Alice French’s View of Women<\/a>” 20:26 (illus), 34-42.<\/p>\n

Minters, Arthur M. “A Talk on Modern Art Periodicals” 7:3-8.<\/p>\n

Moeller, Dorothy. “Wendell Johnson: The Addiction to Wonder<\/a>” 20: 3-22, 23 (illus), Bibliography.<\/p>\n

Muehl, Lois B. “Ruth Suckow’s Art of Fiction<\/a>” 13:3-12,17 (illus).<\/p>\n

Myers, Virginia A. “Frederick Catherwood: Engravings and Lithographs from the Mayan Drawings” 16:14-22,24-25 (illus), 27-33.<\/p>\n

Neal, Kathryn M. “Giving Our History a Home: The African-American Women in Iowa Project<\/a>” 65:17-23.<\/p>\n

Nelson, Margaret. “My Uncle Paul” 61:53-64.<\/p>\n

Newcomer, James. “Mr. and Mrs. S.C. Hall: Their Papers at Iowa<\/a>” 43:15-23.<\/p>\n

Newman, John. “The Camp Dodger<\/em>: A Military Newspaper of the First World War<\/a>” 10:24-30;<\/p>\n

—-. “Hubert Humphrey on the Death of F.D.R.<\/a>” 12:13-17, 24-25 (illus).<\/p>\n

Noble, Mary L. “Iowa’s Women Professional Photographers<\/a>” 65:2-16.<\/p>\n

Noe, Marcia. “Susan Glaspell’s Analysis of the Midwestern Character<\/a>” 27:3-20<\/p>\n

Norman, Paralee. “A Neglected Irish Novelist: Marmion W. Savage<\/a>” 35:3-8, 10-13<\/p>\n

O’Connell, Bonnie. “The Quality of Response: Kim Merker and the Literary Fine Press<\/a>” 64:3-13.<\/p>\n

O’Hare, P.A.G. “Robert Boyle: Pioneer of Experimental Chemistry” 48:6-20<\/p>\n

Oster, Harry. “The Edwin Ford Piper Collection of Folksongs<\/a>” 1:28-33;<\/p>\n

—-. “English and Irish Broadsides in the Edwin Ford Piper Collection<\/a>” 4:12-18.<\/p>\n

Paluka, Frank. “Ruth Suckow: A Calendar of Letters<\/a>” 1:34-40; 2:31-40;<\/p>\n

—-. “The Voyages of Captain Cook: A Bicentennial Exhibit” 9:37-45. Exhibit” (Part II) 11:26-27 (illus), 30-45; (Part III) 14:26 (illus),31-46;<\/p>\n

—-. See also 45:2 (illus.), 3-4, 32, 33 (illus.), 62.<\/p>\n

Parkin-Speer, Diane. “John Lilburne: Revolutionary Constitutional Theorist” 37:54-60, 62-67<\/p>\n

Peich, Michael. “The Toothpaste Press: A Checklist<\/a>” 36:23-25, 28-39, 41-42<\/p>\n

Perdue, Albert. “Hertzberg’s Napoleonana<\/a>” 10:3-8.<\/p>\n

Persons, Stow. “Plugging the Gaps: The D.A.B. Project at Iowa” 1:11-14;<\/p>\n

—-. “Ralph Ellsworth and the University of Iowa Libraries<\/a>” 49:7-15.<\/p>\n

Petersen, Peter L. “<\/strong>Some Research Opportunities in the Papers of Edwin T. Meredith, 1876-1928<\/a>“<\/strong> 7:32-40.<\/p>\n

Porter, David L. “Ramseyer’s Battle for Monetary Reform<\/a>” 34:15-22, 27-28<\/p>\n

Reuss, Carol. “Chesla C. Sherlock as First Editor of Better Homes And Gardens<\/em><\/a>” 17:22 (illus), 27-33.<\/p>\n

Richmond, Mary L. “The Cummington Press<\/a>” 7:9-22,27-31.<\/p>\n

Roba, William H. “Harry Hansen’s Literary Career<\/a>” 35:19-29, 31-33;<\/p>\n

—-. “Twins in My Cradle: Arthur Davison Ficke, Iowa Poet<\/a>” 39:48-56;<\/p>\n

—-. “Floyd Dell In Iowa<\/a>” 44:27-41.<\/p>\n

Rogers, Earl M. “The Papers of Henry A. Wallace<\/a>” 21:32 (illus.), 43-51;<\/p>\n

—-. “Fiction with an Iowa City Setting: An Annotated Checklist<\/a>” 44:10-26;<\/p>\n

—-. \u201cFiction with an Iowa City Setting: An Updated Checklist<\/a>\u201d 55:37-72.<\/p>\n

Rolfe, Frederick William Scrafino Austin Louis Mary. “Farewell” 1:19 (illus);<\/p>\n

—-. “St. George and the Dragon” 1:22 (illus); 45:26-31.<\/p>\n

—-. See also 1:18, 23-27.<\/p>\n

Roselle, William C. “A Hamlin Garland Letter to Herbert Stuart Stone” 4:9-11.<\/p>\n

Rostenberg, Leona. “Robert Hooke’s Scientific Library: Books From Duck Lane and Moorfields” 33:3-21.<\/p>\n

Roulston, Robert. “James Norman Hall: Past, Present and Future<\/a>” 29:3-13<\/p>\n

Rouse, Hunter. “Highlights in the History of Hydraulics<\/a>” 38:3-8, 10-16<\/p>\n

Ryan, Helen B. “Frank S. Hanlin: A Memorial Statement” 37:3-5.<\/p>\n

Sage, Leland L. “Two Gentlemen of Dubuque<\/a>” 41:43-52.<\/p>\n

Satterfield, Jay. \u201cLoyd Haberly: Poet and Printer<\/a>\u201d 58:17-32;<\/p>\n

—-. “Merle Armitage: Accent on Taste<\/a>” 64:31-39.<\/p>\n

Schacht, John N. \u201cAmerican Labor and Working Class History at Iowa, Part I<\/a>\u201d 53:29-59;<\/p>\n

—-. “American Labor and Working Class History at Iowa, Part II”<\/a> 54:31-56.<\/p>\n

Scharff, Mark V. \u201cIgnaz Joseph Pleyel: the Life and the Work\u201d 54:7-21.<\/p>\n

Schleuning, Neala J. Y. “Meridel Le Sueur: Toward a New Regionalism” 33:22-32, 37-41<\/p>\n

Schob, David E. “Iowa Farming during 1910-1930 as Seen Through Paul Corey’s Mantz Trilogy<\/em><\/a>” 61:29-47.<\/p>\n

Schoonover, David E. “The University of Iowa Center for the Book<\/a>” 47:25-36.<\/p>\n

Shaddy, Robert A. \u201cAround the Library Table with Luther A. Brewer: Annual Reflections on Collecting Leigh Hunt<\/a>\u201d 57:17-34.<\/p>\n

Shepard, David H. “Victor Animatograph Company and the Beginnings of Non-Theatrical Film<\/a>” 24:40-55<\/p>\n

Shipe, Timothy. “The Dada Archive<\/a>” 39:3-16;<\/p>\n

—-. “Dada Periodicals at Iowa<\/a>” 46:37-58;<\/p>\n

—- and Harlan Sifford, “Artists’ Books in the University Libraries<\/a>\u201d 54:23-30.<\/p>\n

Skyrms, James F. “Commentators on The Roman Law” 32:3-14<\/p>\n

Smith, Charlotte M. “The Joys of Miniature Books<\/a>” 41:33-42;<\/p>\n

—-. “The Tamazunchale Press: A Bibliographic Checklist<\/a>” 50:28-34.<\/p>\n

Smith, David Q. “Genius and Common Sense: The Romantics and Leigh Hunt<\/a>” 40:41-57<\/p>\n

Spitzer, Alan B. “The Mabbott Collections of Medals of the French Revolution of 1848<\/a>” 24:38-39.<\/p>\n

Spitzmueller, Pam. \u201cBook Conservation at Iowa\u201d 60:25-29.<\/p>\n

Starkes, M. Thomas. “The O. D. Foster Collection<\/a>” 6:24-28.<\/p>\n

Swierenga, Robert P. “The Iowa Land Records Collection: Periscope to the Past<\/a>” 13:20 (illus), 25-30.<\/p>\n

Szathmary, Louis. “The Szathmary Culinary Archives<\/a>” 42:3-9.<\/p>\n

Tanselle, G. Thomas. “George Cram Cook and the Poetry of Living, with a Checklist<\/a>” 24:3-30,35-37.<\/p>\n

Taylor, W. Thomas. \u201cAdrian Wilson’s Printing for Theater<\/em>\u201d 52:5-11.<\/p>\n

—-. See also 51:11-12.<\/p>\n

Thompson, James R. “‘<\/strong>Mild Singing Clothes:’ The Poetry of Leigh Hunt<\/a>” 40:21-30.<\/p>\n

Thompson, Lawrence S. “Applied Chauvinism: Building Collections of State Literature<\/a>” 45:32-37.<\/p>\n

Todd, William B. “Problems in Editing Mark Twain” 2:3-8.<\/p>\n

Tracy, Lorna. “Echoes in a Bottle” 8:24-29.<\/p>\n

Turner, Darwin T. \u201cAfrican-American History and the Oral Tradition\u201d 53:7-12.<\/p>\n

Vander Maas, John 48:29, 31-32; \u201cEarly Reminiscences of Railroads<\/a>\u201d 58:33-37.<\/p>\n

Wadden, Anthony T. “J. Hyatt Downing: The Chronicle of an Era<\/a>” 8:11-18, 23.<\/p>\n

Weber, Richard B. “Paul Engle: A Checklist<\/a>” 5:11-24,29-37.<\/p>\n

Welty, Susan Fulton. “Maud Ballington Booth of the Volunteers of America<\/a>” 13:13-16,18 (illus).<\/p>\n

Wilson, Angus. Anglo-Saxon Attitudes<\/em> 10: 12-15, 23;<\/p>\n

—-. Emile Zola 10:10-11;<\/p>\n

—-. Hemlock and After<\/em> 10: 12-13;<\/p>\n

—-. Late Call<\/em> 10: 17, 23;<\/p>\n

—-. No Laughing Matter<\/em> 10: 17, 23;<\/p>\n

—-. The Middle Age of Mrs. Eliot <\/em>10:14-15;<\/p>\n

—-. The Old Men at the Zoo<\/em> 10: 15-17, 20 (illus), 23;<\/p>\n

—-. The Wild Garden<\/em> 10:10-11;<\/p>\n

—-. “The Genesis of Anglo-Saxon Attitudes<\/em><\/a>” 34:3-8, 24-25 (illus.)<\/p>\n

—-. See also 10:9-18,20 (illus), 23.<\/p>\n

Winschel, Terrance J. “William T. Rigby and the Red Oak Boys in Lousiana<\/a>” 63:15-43.<\/p>\n

Wood, Grant. 42:26-33; “A Definition of Regionalism” 3:3-4.<\/p>\n

Wulling, Emerson G. “Carroll Coleman on Printing, with a Prairie Press Checklist, 1965-1975” 23:11-24, 29-33; [Note: the checklist portion of this article has been added to Cheever<\/a> above];<\/p>\n

—-. “The Sumac Press<\/a>” 42:34-44.<\/p>\n

Wylder, Delbert E. “Frederick Manfred: The Quest of the Independent Writer<\/a>” 31:16-30.<\/p>\n

Wynne-Tyson, Jon. “Two Kings of Redonda: M. P. Shiel And John Gawsworth<\/a>” 36:15-16,18-22.<\/p>\n

Zhou, Peter Xinping. \u201cChinese Writers in Iowa<\/a>\u201d 58:5-16.<\/p>\n

John Newman indexed numbers 1 through 10; Diana Leonard, 11 through 20; Judith L. Macy numbers 21 through 60; and Sidney F. Huttner numbers 61 through 65. Huttner also converted the five print indexes to machine-readable files and merged them to create the index offered here.<\/span><\/p>\n

INDEX OF SUBJECTS<\/strong><\/p>\n

-A-<\/strong><\/p>\n

Abott, Abott A. The Assassination and Death of Abraham Lincoln<\/em> 2:9-10.
\nAdams, John 45:5-7, 12.
\nAfrican-American history 53:7-12.
\nAfro-Americans-Suffrage 46:10-14, 17-20, 26-28.
\nAgriculture 21:43-47, 50-51; 34:15-22, 27-28; 36:43-48, 50-56.
\nAgriculture, Department of 7:35.
\nAgriculture-Iowa 7:32-40.
\nAlden, Ebenezer, Jr<\/a>. 30:13-18, 23-31.
\nAldrich, Charles 39:18, 19 (illus.), 21-26, 37.
\nAlembert, Jean Lerond d’ 38:8, 9 (illus.), 10, 13.
\nAlexander, Charles 51:9-10.
\nAllen, Harold B. 6:29-35.
\nAllison, William Boyd 41:43-52.
\nAmerican Farm Bureau Federation 34:17-20, 28.
\nAmerican Home Missionary Society 30:13, 18, 24, 26-30.
\nAmerican Legion 6:25-26.<\/p>\n

American literature 1: 11-14, 15-17, 34-40; 2:3-8, 31-40; 4:9-11; 6:13-18, 23; 8:11-18, 23; 9:3-21, 25 (illus); 16:14-22, 24-25(illus), 27-33; 19:3-7, 17(illus); 20:27-33; 34-42; 21:26-28, 33-42; 22:3-19; 24:3-30, 35-37; 25:3-20; 26:3-18, 19-22, 27-34; 27; 3-20; 28:9-24; 29:3-13; 31:16-30; 32:29-42; 33:22-32, 37-61; 37:38-44, 46-53; 39:17- 18, 20-32, 34-37; 42:10-18, 20-25; 44:10-15, 17-26, 27- 33, 35, 37-41; 45:17-18, 20-25, 38-49; 55:37-72.<\/p>\n

American poetry 5:11-24, 29-37; 42:26-33.
\nAmerican Renaissance 57:36, 43-46, 52.
\nAmerican State Papers <\/em>28:30(illus.), 43.
\nAmerican West 21:26-28, 34-42; 22:6-19; 31:16-30; 33:42-61.
\nAn Agreement of the Free People of England<\/em> 37:60, 61 (illus.), 62-64.
\nAnachronic Editions 51:22-23.
\nAnatomia universa<\/em> 38:46, 50, 51-52 (illus.), 53.
\nAndersen, Hans Christian 12:35.
\nAndersonville<\/em> 43:24-26, 27 (illus.), 28-29.
\nAngle, Paul M. 36:5-7, 9-10, 13.
\nAnglo-Saxon Attitudes<\/em> 34:3-8, 24-25.
\nAnimatograph 24:40-55.
\nAntarctic-Discovery and Exploration 11:35-45.
\nAnthony, Susan B. 46:8, 10-14, 16-22, 25-28.
\nAragon, Louis 46:43, 48, 57.
\nArbuthnot, May Hill <\/a>9:3-5, 11.
\nArchitecture 57:35-59.
\nArctic Ocean-Exploration 14:38, 42.
\nArgentina-Periodicals 11:16-17.
\nArif Press 51:7-8.
\nArion Press 51:8.
\nArmillaries 30: 20 (illus.)
\nArmstrong, Terence Ian Fytton. See: Gawsworth, John.
\nArp, Hans 46:39, 42, 51, 53.
\nArt 22:20-22, 27,34.
\nArt books 30:8-12.
\nArt periodicals 7:3-8.
\nArt, Modern 7:3-8; 39:3-6, 8-12, 14-16.
\nArt, Regional 42:26-33.
\nArtists books 54:23-25, 26 (illus.), 27-28, 29 (illus.), 30; 60:31-35.
\nArtists, American 3:3; 5:3-10; 22:20-22, 27-34.
\nAstronomiae Instaurate Mechanica<\/em> 30:3-4, 19-20 (illus.)
\nAstronomy 30:3-5.
\nAurner, Nellie Slayton 37:25 (illus.), 27.<\/p>\n

Authors, American 1:15-17, 3440; 2:3-8, 31-40; 4:9-11; 6:13-18, 23; 8:11-18, 23; 9:22-24, 29-36; 21:26-28, 33-42; 22:3-19; 24:3-30, 35-37; 25:3-20; 26:3-18,19-22, 27-34; 27:3-20; 28:9-24; 29:3-13; 31:16-30; 32:29-42; 33:22-32, 37-41; 35:19-29, 31-33; 37:16-19, 21-24, 26-44, 46-53; 39:17-18, 20-32, 34-37; 44:27-33, 35, 37-41; 45:17-18, 20-25, 38- 49; 50:8-27, 31-34.<\/p>\n

Authors, Chinese 58:5-16.<\/p>\n

Authors, English 1:4-10, 18, 23-27; 3: 10-14; 4:36-38; 10: 9-18, 23; 23:3-10; 25:34-44; 27:30, 35-56; 32:15-24; 34:3-8; 36:15-16, 18-22; 38:29-30, 32-45; 40:10-20; 41:23-32;.43:15-17, 20-23; 45:26-28, 30- 31, 50, 52-61, 62, 64-79; 49:16-34.<\/p>\n

Authors, Irish 35:3-8, 10-13.<\/p>\n

-B-<\/strong><\/p>\n

Bach, Marcus 43:6-7.
\nBallads-England 4:12-18.
\nBallads-Ireland 4:12-18.
\nBallads-U.S. 1:28-33.
\nBanks, Joseph 9:39-45.
\nBarclay, John 31:9-10, 32-33 (illus.)
\nBarnard, Noel 44:5, 6 (illus.)
\nBarrett, Elizabeth Barret Moulton. See: Browning, Elizabeth Barrett.
\nBell, Marvin 25:27(illus.)
\nBelting, Natalia<\/a> 9:4,11-12.
\nBenton, Rita 54:7, 10-17, 19, 21.
\nBergmann, Gustav<\/a> 56:25-26, 27 (illus.), 28-46.
\nBernard, William Bayle 35:3-4, 6.
\nBernoulli, Daniel 38:8,9 (illus.)
\nBetter Homes and Gardens <\/em>7:35, 38; 17:27-33.
\nBibliomania 28:3-8.
\nBieler Press 51:8-9.
\nBierce, Ambrose 23:37-39, 42, 44.
\nBigus, Richard 51:16.
\nBinning, Dennis W., (pr) The Cremation of Sam McGee<\/em> 2:21 (illus.)
\nBird & Bull Press 51:23.
\nBird, George W. 57:37, 41-44, 46-55.
\nBlackburn, William M. The Crime Against the Presidency <\/em>2: 10.
\nBlake, William. Genesis: The Seven Days of the Created World<\/em> 7:14.
\nBlanqui, Louis-Auguste 24:33(illus.)
\nBlindman<\/em> 46:53-55, 57.
\nBlinn, Carol J. 51:29-30.
\nBlunden, Edmund 32:15-24, 26-27 (illus.); 45:51 (illus.), 52, 60.
\nBollinger Lincoln Collection 2:9-16, 22-23 (illus).
\nBollinger, James Wills 2:9; 36:3-11, 12 (illus.), 13-14.
\nBonaparte, Hortense<\/a> 10:7-8.
\nBonaparte, Napoleon<\/a> 10:3-8.
\nBonham, Neal 51:11.
\nBook bindings 30:7-12.<\/p>\n

Book collecting 30:6-12; 31:3-15; 33:3-2 1; 35:14-18; 36:3-11, 13-14; 38:18-24, 26-30, 39; 41:33-39, 41-42; 42:3, 5,7, 9; 45:5-12, 27-28, 30-31, 32, 34-37; 46:4-6.; 57:17-34.<\/p>\n

Book dealers 33:3-21.
\nBook of Games 12:23(illus).
\nBookbinding 47:7-16.
\nBooth, John Wilkes 2:9-16, 22-23(illus.)
\nBooth, Maud Ballington <\/a>13:13-16, 18(illus.)
\nBoswell, James 45:62, 63 (illus.), 65-69, 73-79.
\nBotnick, Ken 51:28-29.
\nBourjaily, Vance 44:11-13, 16 (illus.), 21.
\nBoyle, Kay 41:9 (illus.), 10.
\nBoyle, Robert 48:6-8, 9 (illus.), 10-14, 15 (illus.), 16-20.
\nBoynton, Henry Van Ness 3:34-38.
\nBradley, Duane<\/a> 9:12.
\nBrahe, Tycho
\nBreton, Andre 46:43, 46, 48-49, 57
\nBrininstool, E. A. 31:34 (illus.)
\nBritish Museum 34:4-7.
\nBronte, Charlotte 41:23-24, 26, 28, 31-32 (illus.)
\nBronte, Rev. Patrick 41:23-32.
\nBrown, Henry Kirke 39:30-32, 33 (illus.), 34-35, 37.
\nBrownell, Charles De Wolf. The Indian Races of North America<\/em> 4:5-6.
\nBull, Ole 1:31.
\nBurlington, Iowa 32:30-31, 37, 40, 42.
\nButler, Ellis Parker<\/a> 37:38-44, 45 (illus.), 46-53.
\nBynner, Witter 39:49-50, 52-53.
\nByron Lord 4:36-38; 34:13; 40:12-18, 49-51, 53<\/p>\n

-C-<\/strong><\/p>\n

Cahiers d’Art<\/em> 7:7.
\nCalhoun, Mary<\/a> 9:12-13.
\nCamden, William 31:8-10, 32-33 (illus.)
\nCamera Work; a Photographic Quarterly<\/em> 7:3-4.
\nCameras 24:40-55
\nCamp Dodge, Iowa<\/a> 10:24-30.
\nCamp Dodger, The<\/em><\/a> 10:21 (illus), 24-30.
\nCampbell, Carolee 51:10
\nCarlyle, Thomas 1:9-10.
\nCarpenter, Horace T. 4:10.
\nCarruth, Hayden 23:26(illus.)
\nCarson, Kit 22:8, 11, 15
\nCartooning 47:17-18, 19-24 (illus.)
\nCasserio, Giulio 18:15-16,19(illus).
\nCatherwood, Frederick 16:14-22, 24-25(illus), 27-33. Views of Ancient Monuments<\/em> 16:27-33.
\nCatlin, George 4:6-7.
\nChateaubriand, Francois-Rene 10:6,19(illus).
\nChautauqua 46:30-36; 62:1-14<\/a>.
\nChautauqua Assembly 19:8-9.
\nChax Press 51:9-10.
\nChayt, Meryl 51:22.
\nChayt, Steven 51:22.
\nChemistry 48:6, 10-14, 16-19
\nChicago Daily News<\/em> 35:19, 22-25
\nChicago, Illinois 35:19, 21-26, 28
\nChildren’s literature 9:3-21; 12:18-23, 26-39; 19-20(illus), 24-29; 20:22-23(illus); 27-31; 22:5-18
\nChile-Periodicals 11:13-16.
\nChinese literature 44:3-9; 58:5-16.<\/a>
\nCivil rights 37:54-60, 62-67.
\nCivil War, U.S. 3:34-38; 5:39-43; 63 (entire issue).
\nClapp, Philip Greeley<\/a> 17:3-14, 20-21(illus), Bibliography 17:12-14.
\nClassical music 54:7-21.
\nClemens, Samuel Langhorne 1:15-17; 2:3-8.
\nClergymen 6:24-28.
\nCockney School of Poetry 40:1 3-1 7
\nColeburn, Henry 3:11.
\nColeman, Carroll<\/a> 3:17-18; 3:15-20, 25-33; 23:11-24, 27-8 (pr.), 29-33; 51:12; 62:15-74. See also: Prairie Press.<\/a>
\nColombia-Periodicals 11:l0-11.
\nColumbian Exposition 57:35, 37, 41-45,54.
\nColumbo, Realdo 18:12-13.
\nColumbus Gazette, The<\/em> 22:26(illus.), 36-38, 41
\nCommelin, Hieronymus 12:11.
\nComposers 54:7, 17, 19-21.
\nComrades in Service 6:22(illus).
\nConfession de John Wilkes Booth, Assassin du President Abraham Lincoln 2:10.
\nCongregational Church 30:14, 16, 18, 24, 27-28, 30-31.
\nConservation 21:26-28, 34-39.
\nConservationists 47:17-18.
\nConstance Press<\/a> 2:20.
\nConstitutional law 37:54-60, 62-67.
\nCook, George Cram<\/a> 24:3-30, 31 (illus.), 35-37; 27:5-8, 11, 16, 18-19; 44:27, 37-38, 40.
\nCook, James 9:37-45; 11:26-27(illus), 30-45; 14:31-46. The Journals of Captain Cook<\/em> 14:26 (illus.)
\nCookery 42:3, 4 (illus.), 5, 6 (illus.), 7, 8 (illus.), 9.
\nCorey, Elizabeth 52:12-52.
\nCorn Cob Press<\/a> 2:19.
\nCorvo, Baron. See: Rolfe, Frederick William Serafino Austin Louis Mary.
\nCotton, Robert 31:7-8, 32-33 (illus.)
\nCovarrubias 21:31(illus.)
\n“Cow War” 36:43, 45-47.
\nCrawford, Joyce 31:35-36, 46; see also: Carney, Thomas L.
\nCriterion, The<\/em> 23:42.
\nCromwell, Oliver 37:54-55, 58-59, 64-67.
\nCrowell, Grace Noll<\/a> 9:9-10,13.
\nCuba-Periodicals 11:10.
\nCummington Press<\/a> 7:9-22, 24-25(illus), 27-31; 25:21-22,32-33<\/a>; 51:14-15.<\/p>\n

-D-<\/strong><\/p>\n

Dada Archive and Research Center 39:3, 11-12, 14-16.
\nDada Literary Archive 39:11-12, 14-16.
\nDada movement 39:3-6, 8-12, 14-16; 46:37-40, 41 (illus.), 42-44, 45 (illus.), 46-51, 52 (illus.), 53-58.
\nDadaism 7:6.
\nDaily Iowan<\/em> 49:42-47
\nDalrymple, Alexander 9:38.
\nDashwood, Anna Maria 45:50, 52-61; 49:16-34
\nDavenport, Iowa 24:40, 42-43, 55; 35:19-21, 23; 39:48-50, 52-53, 56; 44:27-33, 35, 37-38.
\nDe Motu Cordis<\/em> 55:11, 17-21, 22(illus.), 23.
\nDell, Floyd 24:7-16, 18-21, 23, 29-30, 31 (illus.), 37; 35:21-22, 25; 44:27-41<\/a>.
\nDemocratic Party 35:48-50.
\nDemocratic rule 37:54-60, 62-67.
\nDerleth, August 23:26(illus.)
\nDickens, Charles 40:18-19.
\nDictionary of American Biography <\/em>1:11-14.
\nDill, Vicky Schreiber. “The Books of William Everson<\/em>” 28:9-24.
\nDime novel 33:42-61.
\nDodge, Grenville Mellen 41:45-48, 51
\nDodge, Louis 32:28 (illus.), 29-42
\nDodge, Richard. Our Wild Indians…<\/em>. 4:6.
\nDowning, J. Hyatt<\/a> 8:11-18, 23; Sioux City<\/em> 8:16-17,19(illus).
\nDramatists 42:10-18, 20-25.
\nDuaren, Francois 32:26.
\nDuchamp, Marcel 39:13 (illus.); 46:53-55, 57.
\nDuchesne, Andre 31:14-15.
\nDuck Lane 33:3-14, 19, 21, 34-35 (illus.)
\nDue process of law 37:54-60, 62-67
\nDumont, [ ]. Memoires Historiques sur la Louisiane..<\/em>.. 6:5.
\nDunton, John 33:3-5, 9, 13, 16
\nDurant, Annie C. 8:6-9.
\nDurant, Thomas C. 8:6-10.
\nDuvair, Guillaume 31:14<\/p>\n

-E-<\/strong><\/p>\n

Early 20th Century: 19:10-15.
\nEaton, Seymour 20.27-33.
\nEcole de Beaux-Arts 57:35-37, 39, 43-46, 50, 52, 54, 59.
\nEcuador-Periodicals II: 11-12.
\nEdgeworth, Maria 12:28-29; 43:15-16, 17, 20.
\nEditorial cartoons 47:17, 19-24 (illus.)
\nEducation 37:16-19, 21-24, 26-37; 51:32-52.
\nEllsworth, Ralph<\/a> 49:7-15.
\nEluard, Paul 46:46, 48, 58.
\nEly, Thomas C. 51:23.
\nEmblem Books 14:3-7,25-26(illus.)
\nEmerson, Ralph Waldo 45:17-18, 20-21.
\nEngikyakushiki 15:23.
\nEngle, Hualing Nieh 58:13-14, 16.
\nEngle, Paul 5:11-24, 25<\/a>(illus), 29-37; 9:13.
\nEnglish language and literature 51:32-52.<\/p>\n

English literature 1:4-10, 18, 23-27; 3:10-14; 4:36-38; 7:41-42; 8:30-36, 10:9-18,23; 15:3-10, 19(illus), 20-21(illus), 26-32; 18:18, 23-25; 23:3-10; 25:34-44; 27:30, 35-56; 34:3-8; 35:3-8, 10-13; 36:15-16, 18-22; 40:31-57; 41:23-32; 45:26-28, 30-31, 50, 52-61, 62, 64-79.<\/p>\n

English poetry 4:19-20, 25-35; 45:56-57, 59-60
\nEno, Henry 15:13-14.
\nEntomology-18th Century 13:21-24.
\nEquinox Cooperative Press 41:12, 13 (illus.), 14.
\nEquinox Press 28:12-15, 21.
\nEstienne, Henri 12:6-8.
\nEstienne, Robert 12:6.
\nEverson, William 28:9-24, 28-29(illus.)
\nExaminer<\/em> 34:9, 12; 35:4-6, 11-12; 40:11-17, 43, 49<\/p>\n

-F-<\/strong><\/p>\n

Fabricius, Hieronymus 18:14-15.
\nFabricius, Johann Christian 13:19(illus), 21-24. Philosophia Entomologica<\/em> 13:19 (illus).
\nFairall, Laurence R. 10:24, 28.
\nFairleigh Dickinson University 58:21, 31-32.
\nFallopius, Gabriel 18:13-14.
\nFarm Holiday Association 36:43, 45, 47-48, 50-55
\nFarmers’ Union 36:45-47, 50, 53
\nFarrar, John 2:31-33.
\nFaulkner, William 41:8, 9 (illus.), 10-12
\nFaust, Dikki 51:28.
\nFederal District Court-Eighth Circuit 1950-56 11:23-24, 29.
\nFederal Reserve Board 34:17-19, 22-23
\nFelton, Harold W<\/a>. 9:4-5,13-14.
\nFenton, Carroll Lane<\/a> 9:14-16.
\nFerris, Suzanne 51:11.
\nFicke, Arthur Davison <\/a>35:20-22; 39:48-50, 51 (illus.), 52-56
\nFielding, Henry 15:20-21(illus), 26-32.
\nFigaro <\/em>23:37-38, 41
\nFillmore, Millard 26:36-37; 45:9-10
\nFilm projectors<\/a> 24:40-55
\nFinial Press 2:20<\/a>; 25:33<\/a>.
\nFitch, Cornelia 6:13-18, 23.
\nFitz Gerald, Vincent 51:23-24.
\nFolk songs 1:28-33.
\nFolk songs-England 4:12-18.
\nFolk songs-Ireland 4:12-18.
\nForeman, Grant 3 1:34 (illus.)
\nForster, George. A Voyage Round the World<\/em> 11:44.
\nFoster, Ora Delmer 6:24-28.
\nFoster, Thomas Henry 21:8; 2:17-18.
\nFranks, Kate 25:26(illus.)
\nFrazier, Katherine 7:9-12.
\nFrederick, John T.<\/a> 4:8-23, 27-30; 26; 41:4-6; 37:17-18, 24, 25 (illus.).
\nFreeman, Marilla 44:29-30, 38.
\nFrench Revolution 3:5-9; 10:3-8.
\nFrench Revolution Collection 3:5-9.
\nFrench revolution, 1848 24:38-39.
\nFrench, Alice<\/a> 20:26 (illus), 34-42.
\nFriday Literary Review<\/em> 24:10-13, 27-29, 35.<\/p>\n

Friends of the University of Iowa Libraries 1:3; Membership list-1965 3:39-43; 1966 5:47-50; 1967 7:43-47; 1968 9:46-50; 1969 11:46-50; 1970 13:31-36; 1971 15:33-38; 1972 17:34-40; 1973 19:30-36; 1974 21:52-59; 1975 23:46-52; 1976 26:39-46; 1977 28:48-55; 1978 30:32-39; 1979 32:43-51; 1980 34:37-45; 1981 36:57-65; 1982 38:54-63; 1984 42:45-54; 1985 44:42-51; 1986 46:59-70; 1987 48:41-51; 1988 50:40-52; 1989 57:71-95; 1990 54:57-69; 1991 56:59-75.<\/p>\n

-G-<\/strong><\/p>\n

Gaguin, Robert 4:24(illus.)
\nGalen, Claudius 55:5-10, 12, 14, 18, 23.
\nGalenus 18:4-5.
\nGalileo 31:3, 11, 32-33 (illus.)
\nGalileo. Dialogues on the Two Great World Systems<\/em> 30:3-5.
\nGallo, Philip 51:15-16.
\nGalloway, George 15:3-10.
\nGarland, Hamlin 4:9-11.
\nGarrison, William Lloyd 46:18-20, 26-27.
\nGass, Patrick. A Journal of the Voyages and Travels of A Corps of Discovery…<\/em>. 6:8-9.
\nGassendi, Pierre 31:3-4, 11,13, 32-33 (illus.)
\nGawsworth, John 36:15, 17 (illus.), 19-21; 38:29-30, 31 (illus.), 32-45
\nGemperlin, Tobias 30:19(illus.)
\nGentry, Thomas G. 39:18, 26-30, 37
\nGerman-American Relations 9:29-35.
\nGesner, Conrad 10:32-33.
\nGilchrist, Alexander 27:32(illus.)
\nGillies, Margaret 21:31 (illus.)
\nGiolito family 2:26-27.
\nGiraldi, Giambattista 2:29-30.
\nGiunti family 2:26-27.
\nGlaspell, Susan<\/a> 24:4, 12, 14-16, 22-23, 25-26, 29-30, 31 (illus.), 35-37; 27:3-20,31(illus.); 35:21-22; 44:38, 40.
\nGomez, Marta 51:19.
\nGordon, George. See: Byron, Lord.
\nGraham, Alberta Powell<\/a> 9:5-6, 16-17.
\nGrahn, Judy 36:40 (illus.)
\nGranary Books 60:32-35.
\nGrant, Ulysses S. 3:34-38.
\nGravel, Fem 23:26(illus.)
\nGreek Printing 12:3-12.
\nGreen, Belle da Costa<\/a> 34:26 (illus.)
\nGreenaway, Kate
\nGregynog Press 58:19-21, 32.
\nGrenfell Press 51:24-25.
\nGriffin family<\/a> 5:38-46.
\nGriffin, Ray Burdett<\/a> 5:28(illus), 38-46.
\nGrimm Brothers 12:32-33.
\nGrinnell College. See: Iowa College
\nGrosz, George 46:49-50.
\nGrotius, Hugo 31:11-12, 32-33 (illus.)
\nGuatemala-Periodicals 11:9-10.<\/p>\n

-H-<\/strong><\/p>\n

Haberly, Loyd 58:17-21, 22(illus.), 23-32.
\nHaco, Dion. J. Wilkes Booth, the Assassinator of President Lincoln<\/em> 2:10.
\nHale, Matthew 33:9, 34-35 (illus.)
\nHall, Anna Maria Fielding<\/a> 43:15-17, 18 (illus.), 20-23
\nHall, James Norman 29:3-13, 29 (illus.)
\nHall, Samuel Carter<\/a> 43:15-17, 19 (illus.), 20-23
\nHall, Walter 29:32(illus.)
\nHalliwell, J. O. (ed.) See: Shakespeare, William.
\nHamady, Mary 29:36-52
\nHamady, Walter S. 29:36-52; 51:17-18, 29.
\nHanlin, Frank S. 1: 4-11; 37:2 (illus.), 3-5
\nHannon, Daniel Williams<\/a>. A Journal of Voyages and Travels in the Interiour of North America…<\/em>. 6:6-8, 20(illus).
\nHansen, Harry 35:19-29, 30 (illus.), 31-33
\nHarlan, James 39:20-21, 23, 25
\nHarrison, James 45:64, 70-74, 77
\nHarvard University Library 58:29-30.
\nHarvey, William 31:4, 8-9; 50:3-4; 55:5-9, 11-23.
\nHawaiian Islands-Discovery and Exploration 14:36, 40-42.
\nHawkesworth, John (ed). An Account of the Voyages Undertaken by … Captain Cook….<\/em> 9:43.
\nHawkins, Sir John 45:69-70, 72-73, 76-77, 79
\nHawthorne, Nathaniel 45:38-49
\nHazlitt, William 40:41-49, 51-54
\nHebard, Grace Raymond 31:34 (illus.)
\nHennepin, Louis<\/a>. A New Discovery of a Vast Country in America…<\/em>. 6:3-4.
\nHerbert, J. A. 35:18 (illus.)
\nHerbst, Josephine<\/a> 25:3-20, 25(illus.)
\nHermetic Press 51:15.
\nHero Perished, A<\/em> 57:5-15.
\nHerring, Clyde, Iowa Governor 1933-37 11:9-0.
\nHertzberg, Ernest<\/a> 10:3; 30:8-9
\nHertzberg Monastery Hill Bindery 30:8
\nHerwagen, Johann 12:10.
\nHerzfelde, Wieland 46:49-50
\nHistory, American 28:25-26,31-47; 34:15-22, 27-28
\nHistory, American-Civil War 39:38-40, 42-47
\nHistory, American-Revolutionary War 40:3-8
\nHistory, English 37:54-60, 62-67
\nHistory, French 24:38-39
\nHistory, Oral 8:24-29; 27:21-29, 34(illus.)
\nHitler, Adolf 9:31.
\nHodge, Frederick W. Handbook of the Indians North of Mexico<\/em> 4:5-6.
\nHolmes, Oliver Wendell 45:17, 21-25
\nHomesteading 52:12, 20-38.
\nHooke, Robert 33:3, 6-7, 9-21
\nHoole, John 25:26(illus.)
\nHorn, Madeline Darrough<\/a> 9:17.
\nHorne, Richard Hengist 18:18, 23-25.
\nHosso shiyo sho 15:17-18, 22(illus), 23-25.
\nHough, Emerson <\/a>21:26-28, 29 (illus.), 33-42
\nHousman, Laurence<\/a> 15:3-10,19(illus).
\nHoxie, Vinnie Ream 22:20-22, 23(illus.), 27-34
\nHoyem, Andrew 51:8.
\nHuelsenbeck, Richard 46:50-51
\nHughes, Rupert 42:10-18, 19 (illus.), 20-25
\nHumorists 37:38-44, 46-53
\nHumphrey, Hubert H. 12:13-17, 24-25(illus).<\/p>\n

Hunt, Leigh 1:3-10; 3:10-14; 4:36-38; 18:18; 23:3-10, 25(illus.); 25:28(illus.), 34-44; 27:30, 35-56; 34:9-14, 23 (illus.); 35:3-4; 36:17 (illus.), 21; 40:3-57; 45:50, 51(illus.), 52-61; 49:16-34; 57:17-21, 23-34.<\/p>\n

Hunt, Marianne 23:3-10; 34:9-14; 40:12, 15-16, 19; 45:52-56, 58-59; 49:17-23, 28-29, 33.
\nHunter College 34:29-34
\nHydraulics 38:3-8, 10-16<\/p>\n

-I-<\/strong><\/p>\n

Ideal language 56:36-37, 45.
\nIn the Cold Winter<\/em> 58:8 (illus.).
\nIndia 41:15-20
\nIndians of North America<\/a> 4:3-8.
\nIngham Indian Collection<\/a> 4:3-8, 22-23(illus).
\nIngham, Harvey<\/a> 4:4-8.
\nIngham, William Harvey<\/a> 4:4, 15:14-15.
\nInquisition 59:4-7, 9-10, 12.
\nInternational education 48:33-40
\nInternational Writing Program 58:5-6, 13-14.
\nIntronati Academy 2:28.<\/p>\n

Iowa authors 1:20-21(illus), 34-40; 2:31-40; 3:3-4; 5:11-24, 25(illus), 29-37; 13:3-12, 17(illus); 14:8-22, 23(illus), 27-30; 16:3-13, 23(illus); 17:15-18, 19(illus), 23-26; 19:20(illus), 24-27; 20:3-21, 25-26, 34-42; 21:3-25, 26-28, 33-42,43-51; 22:3-19; 24:3-30, 35-37; 25:3-20; 26:3-18; 27:3-20; 28:25-26,31-47; 29:3-13; 31:16-30; 32:29-42; 33:22-32, 37-41; 35:19-29, 31-33; 36:43-48, 50-56; 37:16-19, 21-24, 26-44, 46-53; 39:48-50, 51 (illus.), 52-56; 41:3-22; 42:10-18, 19 (illus.), 20-25, 26-33; 43:6-7, 24-29; 44:10-15, 16 (illus.), 17-19, 22-24, 26, 27-41; 45:32, 33 (illus.); 47:17-18, 19-24 (illus.); 48:21-28; 49:35-71; 50:9-27, 28-34, 35-39; 52:12-52; 55:38, 41-42, 44-48, 52, 59, 61-62, 64, 67-69, 72; 56:47-48, 50-58; 59:23-26; 65:25-27.<\/p>\n

Iowa Band 30:16-17, 23-24, 30-31.
\nIowa City, Iowa 5:3-10, 26-27(illus.); 28:25-26, 31-47; 44:10-15, 17-26; 55:37-72.
\nIowa College 30:28-29, 31.<\/p>\n

Iowa history 7:32-40; 64 (entire issue); 1880-1960: 13:3-12; 19th Century: 16:3-13; 1910-1930: 17:18, 23-25; Land Records 13:20(illus), 25-30; Land Speculation 13:27-30; Politics 11:19-21; Settlement 15:11-17; 16:3-13.<\/p>\n

Iowa Indians 13:25-26.
\nIowa Literary Magazine<\/em> 41:4-5, 21; 44:10.
\nIowa Szathmary Culinary Arts Series 56:4-6; 57:3; 58:3.
\nIowa Territory 30:13-18, 23-31.
\nIowa Union Farmer<\/em> 22:38-40; 36:48, 49 (illus.)
\nIowa Women’s Archives 59:15-22.
\nIowa Women’s Archives-Donors:1991 56:77-78.<\/p>\n

Iowa Writers’ Workshop 44:10, 12, 15, 19, 21, 25; 55:37, 41-42, 55-56, 58, 62-63, 68, 71-72; 58:5-6; 60:7-12.<\/p>\n

Irish literature 43:15-17, 18 (illus.), 20.
\nIrving, John 44:11, 18
\nItalian drama 2:26-30.<\/p>\n

-J-<\/strong><\/p>\n

James, Edwin<\/a>. Account of an Expedition from Pittsburg to the Rocky Mountains…<\/em>. 6:10-11.
\nJanus Press 51:25-26.
\nJapan-Legal Thought 15:17-18, 22-25.
\nJefferson, Thomas 45:5-7, 12
\nJohnson, Samuel 45:62-79
\nJohnson, Wendell <\/a>20:3-22, 23(illus).
\nJohnston, Alastair 51:11.
\nJoyce, James 27:33(illus.)<\/p>\n

-K-<\/strong><\/p>\n

Kaldewey Press 51:26.
\nKaldewey, Gunnar 51:26.
\nKarman, Theodore von 38:15-16, 17(illus.)
\nKeeler, Charles Butler 21:30(illus.)
\nKeith\/Albee circuit 56:7-8, 9 (illus.), 10-24.
\nKelm, Daniel E. 51:26-27.
\nKemble, Adelaide 53:23-24, 26-27.
\nKemble, Charles 53:23-24, 26.
\nKemble, Marie Therese de Camp 53:24, 25 (illus.), 26-28.
\nKenton, Edna 24:31(illus.)
\nKilpatrick, Rachel Harris 6:30, 33.
\nKing, Susan 51:10-11.
\nKing’s Quair Press<\/a> 2:19.
\nKinnick, Niel <\/a>57:5-15.
\nKornblum, Allan and Cinda<\/a> 36:23-25, 28-39, 41-42
\nKossuth, Louis 26:35-38<\/p>\n

-L-<\/strong><\/p>\n

La Salle, Robert Cavalier Sieur de 6:3-5.
\nLabor history 53:29-59; 54:31-56.
\nLabyrinth Editions 51:16.
\nLacy, Benjamin W. 41:46-52
\nLahontan, Baron de<\/a>. Nouveaux Voyages De Mr. Le Baron de Lahontan, dans l’Amerique Septentrionale <\/em>6:5.
\nLandlocked Press 51:29.
\nLandor, Walter Savage 49:23-29, 32-33
\nLange, Gerald 51:8-9.
\nLanguage and linguistics 6:29-35.
\nLanyon, Ellen 29:31(illus.)
\nLatin American Periodicals 11:3-18.
\nLavery, Emmet. Ex-President<\/em> 18:28.
\nLawrence, D. H. 38:25 (illus.)
\nLawyers 5:38-46.
\nLe Page du Pratz<\/a>. Histoire de la Louisiane<\/em> 6:5.
\nLe Sueur, Meridel 9:6,17<\/a>; 33:22-32, 33 (illus.), 37-41.
\nLear, Edward 12:35.
\nLeaves of Grass<\/em> 39:17-18, 19 (illus.), 21-23, 30-32, 33 (illus.), 34-35, 37
\nLechlitner, Ruth 37:22, 25 (illus.), 34; 49:49, 52-60, 64
\nLennox, Charlotte 45:64, 70, 72-74, 76-77, 79
\nLeonard Railroad Collection<\/a> 8:3-10, 20-21(illus).
\nLeonard, Levi O.<\/a> 8:3-10.
\nLeonard, Nathan R<\/a>. 8:3-10.
\nLevellers 37:54-56, 58-60, 62-65, 67
\nLewes, George Henry 18:18, 23-25.
\nLiberal, The<\/em> 4:36-38.
\nLilburne, John 37:54-60, 61 (illus.), 62-67
\nLincoln, Abraham 22:20-22, 23(illus.), 27-34; 36:3-11, 12 (illus.), 13-14; assassination 2:9-16.
\nLinguistic Atlas of the Upper Midwest<\/em> 6:29-35.
\nLiterary criticism 23:34-45; 31:18-30; 40:41-57
\nLiterary regionalism 33:30-32, 37-38
\nLitterature<\/em> 46:43-44, 45 (illus.), 46, 57
\nLivingston, W. Ross<\/a> 35:34-43, 44 (illus.), 45-52
\nLogical positivism 56:25, 28, 35-38, 46.
\nLong, Stephen H. 6:10-11.
\nLouis XVI, King of France 3:8.
\nLovenberg, Charles 56:11-16, 21-24.
\nLover, Samuel 35:3-4, 6.
\nLowell, James Russell 45:41-43, 47.
\nLuhan, Mabel Dodge 26:4-9,12.
\nLysons, Samuel 45:69, 73-74, 76-77.<\/p>\n

-M-<\/strong><\/p>\n

Mabie, Edward C. 43:6, 8-11, 14.
\nMackenzie, Alexander<\/a>. Voyages from Montreal on the river St. Laurence..<\/em>.. 6:5-6.
\nMalleus Maleficarum, The<\/em> 59:7-10, 12.
\nManfred, Frederick<\/a> 31:16-30, 31 (illus.)
\nManuscript research 52:53-69.
\nManuzio, Aldo Pio 12:3-5.
\nMartyn, John 33:3, 8-9, 19
\nMascagni, Paolo 38:46-50, 51-52 (illus.), 53
\nMaya Indians 16:14-22, 24-25(illus), 27-32.
\nMayo, E. L. 23:27(illus.)
\nMedals, French revolutionary 24:32-33(illus.), 38-39.
\nMedical History 18:3-17; 28:3-8; 38:46-50, 53.
\nMedicine 45:23-25; 55:5-23; 59:3-6, 9-13.
\nMeigs, Cornelia Lynde<\/a> 9:5,17-18.
\nMencken, H. L. (Henry Lewis) 1:35-39; 23:43-44.
\nMeredith, Edwin Thomas<\/a> 7:26 (illus), 3240.
\nMerker, K. K. 25:21-24,26-27(pr.), 29-33<\/a>; 51:19-20; 64:3-13.
\nMersenne, Marin 31:12-14
\nMerz 46:39, 51, 52 (illus.), 53, 58
\nMetaphysics 56:28-29, 32, 34-37, 39, 41, 46.
\nMexico-Periodicals 11:4-9,25(illus).
\nMidland Magazine <\/em>14:11-18, 23 (illus).
\nMidland Press 37:25 (illus.)
\nMiedzyrzecki, Artur 25:26(illus.)
\nMillay, Edna St. Vincent 39:50, 52, 54, 56
\nMiller, Leslie 51:24.
\nMiller, Steve 51:28-29.
\nMilton, John R. 31:19-20
\nMiniature books 41:33-38, 39-40 (illus.), 41-42; 50:28-34
\nMinotaure<\/em> 7:7, 23(illus).
\nMisak, Edward F. 21:3, 6-7
\nMitchell, Langdon Elwyn 39:33 (illus.), 35-37
\nMitchell, Silas Weir 39:32, 33 (illus.), 34-37
\nModern 76ers 36:54-55
\nMonetary reform 34:15-22, 27-28.
\nMoore, A. D. 25:22, 33.
\nMoorfields 33:3, 13-16, 18-19, 21.
\nMorice, Dave 36:26-27 (illus.), 28
\nMotion pictures 24:40-55.
\nMound City Press 58:21-22, 30.
\nMowatt, Anna Cora 3:12.
\nMoxon, Edward 27:30,35-56.
\nMoxon, William 27:30,35-56.
\nMurdoch, Iris. Under the Net <\/em>8:30-36.
\nMuscatine, Iowa 37:38-42, 50-51.
\nMusic Education 17:3-9.<\/p>\n

-N-<\/strong><\/p>\n

Naude, Gabriel 31:12-13, 32-33 (illus.)
\nNazism 9:33-35.
\nNeue Jugend<\/em> 46:49-51.
\nNevins, Allan 27:21-23.
\nNew Buda, Iowa 26:35-38.
\nNewbery, John<\/a> 12:20-22, 27-28.
\nNewsome, Sarah De Garrs 41:23-32.
\nNewspapers 6:22(illus); 9:23-24, 29-30; 10:21(illus), 24-30; 22:35-41; 35:19, 21-29; 36:43-48, 50-56.
\nNinja Press 51:10.
\nNordhoff, Charles 29:3-4, 6, 29(illus.)
\nNorth America-History and exploration<\/a> 6:3-12.
\nNorthwest Passage 14:31-32, 36-39, 42-43.
\nNoun, Louise 59:17-19, 22.
\nNovello, Joseph Alfred 3: 13.
\nNuhn, Ferner 37:6<\/p>\n

-O-<\/strong><\/p>\n

O’Connell, Bonnie 51:16-17.
\nOld Gold Development Fund 1: 3, 12-13.
\nOllier, Charles 36:17 (illus.)
\nOporinus, Johann 12:10-11.
\nOral history 53:7-12.
\nOsborn, Kevin 51:27.
\nOsbornbook 51:27-28.<\/p>\n

-P-<\/strong><\/p>\n

Pacific Ocean-Discovery and Exploration 9:37-45; 11:30-45; 14:31-46.
\nPaper-covered books 47:8-16.
\nPapermaking 60:15-18.
\nParadise Press 51:10-11.
\nParaguay-Periodicals 11:17-18.
\nParkinson, Sydney, 9:30-45.
\nParkinson, Sydney. A Journal of a Voyage to the South Seas…<\/em>. 9:45.
\nPeck, George W. 26:19-22, 23(illus.), 27-34
\nPeiresc, Nicholas Claude Fabri de 31:3-15
\nPelzer, Louis 28:37, 39-40, 42, 46; 35:44 (illus.)
\nPenumbra Press 51:16-17.
\nPepys, Samuel 33:3, 5-6, 8-10, 13-14, 35 (illus.)
\nPerishable Press<\/a> 29:31-32(illus.), 36-52; 51:17-18.
\nPeru-Periodicals 11: 12-13.
\nPhilosophy 56:25-46.
\nPhonograph records 8:24-29.
\nPhotography 7:3-4.
\nPike, Zebulon Montgomery <\/a>6:9-10.
\nPinelli, Jean-Vincent 31:4, 10-11.
\nPiozzi, Hester Lynch 45:68-70, 73-74, 76-77, 79.
\nPiper, Edwin Ford 1:28-33; 4:12-18; 37:17-19, 22-24, 25<\/a> (illus.), 32-34.
\nPitman, Benn. The Assassination of President Lincoln and the Trial of the Conspirators<\/em> 2:11.
\nPlaywriting 43:4-8, 10-11, 12-13 (illus.), 14
\nPleyel, Ignaz Joseph 54:7-21.
\nPoe, Edgar Alan<\/a> 34:29-31, 33, 35-36; The Fall of the House of Usher<\/em> 19:3-7.
\nPoetry 29:14-28, 33-35; 32:15-24; 38:29-30, 32-45; 40:41-57
\nPoetry, American 39:17-18, 20-32, 34-37, 48-50, 52-56
\nPoetry, English 40:21-30<\/p>\n

Poets, American 5:11-24, 29-37; 28:9-24; 29:14-15, 27-28,33-35; 39:17-18, 20-32, 34-37, 48-50, 52-56.<\/p>\n

Poets, English 29:14-27; 32:15-24; 38:29-30, 32-45; 40:10-30, 41-57.
\nPolitics 21:43-51; 33:22-27; 34:1 5-22, 27-28; 49:35-71; 52:53, 56-69.
\nPolitics-Iowa 7:32-40.
\nPollard, Percival <\/a>23:34-45.
\nPoltroon Press 51:11.
\nPoole, Lynn<\/a> 9:18-19.
\nPoore, Benjamin Perley. The Conspiracy Trial for the Murder of the President..<\/em>.. 2:11.
\nPorter, Lucy 45:65-69, 74-76, 78-79.<\/p>\n

Prairie Press<\/a> 3:17; 3:15-20, 22-23(illus,), 25-33; 23:11-24, 26-28(illus.), 29-33; 37:25 (illus.); 62_15-74. See also: Coleman, Carroll.<\/p>\n

Pricke, Robert 33:16-18, 20
\nPrinciple of acquaintance 56:36-41, 45.
\nPrinted ephemera 55:25-36.<\/p>\n

Printing 2:17-20, 21(illus), 24(illus), 25; 3:15-20, 22-23(illus), 25-33; 7:9-22,24-25(illus), 27-31; 21:3-25; 23:11-24, 29-33; 25:21-24, 29-33; 28:9-24; 29:36-52; 31:35-54; 35:14-18; 36:23-25, 28-39, 41-42; 41:4, 8, 9 (illus.), 10-12, 13 (illus.), 14-19, 21-22; 42:34-37; 50:28-30; 64:3-13.<\/p>\n

Printing 51:6-31; 52:5-11; 58:17-25.
\nPrinting for Theater<\/em> 52:5, 7, 8 (illus.), 9.
\nPrison 34:9-10, 12-13.
\nPrivate presses 42:34-44; 50:28-34; 51:6-31; 58:18-32.
\nProgressive Party 21:44-47, 50.
\nProgressive Party-1948<\/a> 16:26 (illus), 34-40.
\nPropaganda 9:22-24, 29-36.
\nProudfoot, W.T. 57:37, 41-44, 46-56.
\nProverbe<\/em> 46:46-48, 58.
\nProvincetown Players 24:4, 14-20, 23, 25-26, 29, 35-37; 27:3, 6-8, 10; 44:27, 37-38, 40.<\/p>\n

Publishers and publishing 4:9-11; 7:32-39; 9:23-24, 29-33; 21:3-25; 22:35-41; 28:9-24; 35:14-18; 36:23-25, 28-39, 41-42; 41:5, 7-8, 9 (illus.), 10-19, 21- 22, 34-39, 41-42; 50:28-34.<\/p>\n

Purgatory Pie Press 51:28.<\/p>\n

-Q-<\/strong><\/p>\n

Qara Press<\/a> 2:25.
\nQuick, Herbert<\/a> 16:3-13, 23(illus). Vandemark’s Folly <\/em>16:3,5-13,23 (illus).
\nQuitman, Arkansas 32:31-32<\/p>\n

-R-<\/strong><\/p>\n

Railroads 8:3-10; 48:29-32; 53:13-21; 58:33-37.
\nRamseyer, Christian William<\/a> 34:15-22, 27-?8
\nRanney Memorial Library<\/a> 10:3.
\nRanney, Mark<\/a> 30:6-12
\nRanney, Martha Wright <\/a>30:6-12
\nRaymond, Henry J. The Life and Public Services of Abraham Lincoln…<\/em>. 2:10.
\nRed Ozier Press 51:28-29.
\nRedonda 36:15-16, 18-19, 21-22
\nRedpath Chautauqua 19:10-16, 18-19 (illus), 21-23.
\nReed, David Middleton 44:3-4, 8, 9 (illus.)
\nReese, Harry 51:13.
\nReese, Marguerite J. 2:34-40.
\nReese, Sandra 51:13.
\nRegionalism 8:3-4.
\nRegionalism in literature 44:10-15, 17-26; 45:32, 34-37; 56:47-48, 50-58.
\nReligion 6:24-28.
\nReno, Milo 22:38-39,41; 36:43, 45, 47, 50-55
\nResolution 11:26-27 (illus), 45.
\nRevision, literary 8:30-36.
\nRevolution<\/em> 46:14, 17-18, 20, 25
\nRiley, William F<\/a>. 11: 19-24, 29.
\nRilke, Rainer Maria. Five Prose Pieces by Rainer Maria Rilke <\/em>7:25(illus).
\nRoethke, Theodore 25:27(illus.)
\nRoman law 32:3-14
\nRoosevelt, Franklin D. 12:13-17.
\nRoosevelt, Theodore 45:5, 7-8, 13-14
\nRoot, Winfred T. 28:36-38, 42, 46
\nRose, Samuel G. 24:40, 42, 44, 48, 53-55
\nRossetti, William Michael 39:23-26
\nRoth, Philip 44:11, 21-22
\nRoxburghe Club 35:14-18
\nRugby, William Titus. 63:15-43
\nRural teaching 52:12, 14-17, 20-22, 24-26, 29-32, 35-37, 39, 42, 50-51.
\nRyonogige 15:18, 23.
\nRyonoshuge 15:23.<\/p>\n

-S-<\/strong><\/p>\n

Sabin, Edwin L<\/a>. 22:3-19, 24-25(illus.)
\nSac and Fox Indians 13:25-26.
\nSaito, Takeshi 32:26 (illus.)
\nSavage, Marmion Wilme<\/a> 35:3-8, 9 (illus.), 10-13
\nSawbridge, Thomas 33:4, 6, 10-11
\nSchaeffer Hall<\/a> 57:35-47, 51-59.
\nSchoolcraft, Henry Rowe. Historical and Statistical Information Respecting the Indian Tribes of the United States<\/em> 4:5.
\nSchramm, Wilbur 2:17.
\nSchwitters, Kurt.46:39, 51, 52 (illus.), 53, 58.
\nSea Pen Press and Papermill 51:11.
\nSelby, John 2:34-37.
\nSelden, John 31:8-9, 32-33 (illus.)
\nSell, Henry Blackman 35:23-24.
\nService, Robert W. The Cremation of Sam McGee<\/em> 2:21 (illus).
\nSeven Acres Press 58:18, 22, 25-29.
\nSeward, Anna 45:64, 66-69, 73, 75-77.
\nShaftoe, Robert 51:18.
\nShakespeare, William. The Works of William Shakespeare<\/em>, edited by J. O. Halliwell. 30:10, 21(illus.)
\nShambaugh, Benjamin F. 53:47-51, 55.
\nShaver, Neil 51:20.
\nShearer, B. H. 22:26(illus.), 35-41.
\nShelley, Mary 4:36-37.
\nShelley, Percy Bysshe 1:8; 40:15-16, 18, 41-46, 48, 50-53, 55-57; 49:16-18, 20-21, 25, 27, 34.
\nSherlock, Chesla C. 17:22(illus), 27-33.
\nSherman, William Tecumseh 3:34-38.
\nShiel, Matthew Phipps 36:15-16, 17 (illus.), 18-19, 21
\nShields, David 44:16 (illus.), 23
\nShort, Wallace M.<\/a> 36:43-48, 50-56
\nShrowsbury, William 33:5-6, 9-12, 34-35 (illus.)
\nSigmund, Jay 42:26-33
\nSilver Buckle Press 51:18-19.
\nSimmons, Eleanor Pownall 9:8, 19.
\nSisu Press<\/a> 2:19-20.
\nSloane, William. Life of Napoleon Bonaparte <\/em>10:3-8; Life of Napoleon Bonaparte<\/em> 30:8.
\nSmith, Esther K. 51:28.
\nSmith, Henry Justin 35:23
\nSmith, Mary Louise 59:17-19, 22.
\nSmollett, Tobias 7:41-42.
\nSocialism 24:8-10, 25; 44:27-28, 30-31, 35, 37-38, 41.
\nSolander, Daniel 9:39-45.
\nSoupault, Philippe 46:42-43, 48, 57.
\nSouthern Cross<\/em> (Australian newspaper) 25:34-44.
\nSpace science 51:53, 56-61.
\nSpanish-American War 32:31-32.
\nSparrman, Anders. A Voyage Round the World with Captain Cook in H.M.S. Resolution<\/em> 11:26-27(illus.),45.
\nSpelman, Henry 31:9-10.
\nSpiegel, Adriaan van den 18:16-17, 21 (illus.)
\nSpringer, John 55:30-34.
\nSt. George, Harry 33:36 (illus.)
\nSt. Onge, Achille 41:34-35, 41
\nStanton, Elizabeth Cady 46:8, 10-14, 16-20, 22, 25-28
\nState Fair<\/em><\/a> 50:35, 37-39
\nState Historical Society of Iowa 53:48-51; 54:37-39, 44, 46, 50, 52-53, 55.
\nStegner, Wallace 44:16 (illus.), 23-24
\nStein, Gertrude<\/a> 26:3-18, 24(illus.)
\nStephens, John Lloyd 16:14-15; Incidents of Travel in Central America, Chiapas, and Yucatan<\/em> 16:14-15,20-22.
\nSterns, Thomas Rescum<\/a> 39:39-40, 41 (illus.), 42-47
\nStieglitz, Alfred 7:3.
\nStone, Herbert Stuart 4:9-11.
\nStone and Kimball (firm) 4:9-11.
\nStone Wall Press 2:20; 25:21-24, 27(illus.), 29<\/a>
\nStoney Down 58:20, 22, 29.
\nStong, Phil 9:8<\/a>, 19-20; 50:35-39<\/a>.
\nStratemeyer Syndicate 50:8, 12-23
\nSturm, Carol 51:27.
\nStuttering<\/a> 20:3-8.
\nSuckow, Ruth<\/a> 1: 20-21 (illus), 34-40; 2:31-40; 13:3-12,17(illus). The Bonney Family<\/em> 13:17(illus); “A New Voice” 37:6-15.
\nSumac Press<\/a> 42:34, 35 (illus.), 36-44.
\nSymons, A. J. A. 1: 18, 26.<\/p>\n

-T-<\/strong><\/p>\n

Tamazunchale Press 41:40 (illus.), 42; 50:28-34.
\nTanner, Wesley B. 51:7-8.
\nTate, Allen. The Hovering Fly<\/em> 7:13-14, 24(illus.)
\nTatlin Books 51:29.
\nTerhune, Mary Virginia 41:24-25.
\nThanet, Octave<\/a>. See: French, Alice.
\nThompson, Samuel 33:4, 6-8.
\nThoreau, Henry David 45:17-18, 19 (illus.), 20-21.
\nThree Miles Square<\/em> 52:43-49.
\nTimetables 53:13-21.
\nTipton, Iowa 30:14, 18, 23-24, 26-31.
\nTiramisu Press 51:19.
\nTisdale, Walter 51:29.
\nToklas, Alice B. 26:4-13, 16-18.
\nTokyo, Japan 32:15-24.
\nToothpaste Press<\/a> 36:23-25, 28-39, 41-42
\nTopsell, Edward. The History of Four-Footed Beasts<\/em> 10:22(illus); The History of Four-Footed Beasts and Serpents<\/em> 10:31-34.
\nTorch Press 21:3-25<\/a>; 31:35-54<\/a>.
\nTourtellotte, John E. 3:35-37.
\nTownsend, George Alfred. The Life, Crime, and Capture of John Wilkes Booth<\/em> 2:10.
\nTrain, George Francis <\/a>46:8-14, 15 (illus.), 16-29
\nTrissino, G. G. Sofonisba 2:28.
\nTruman, Harry S 45:5-6, 8-9, 12, 14, 16
\nTurkey Press 51:12-13.
\nTwain, Mark. See: Clemens, Samuel Langhorne.
\nTypography 60:17, 19-24.
\nTzara, Tristan 46:40, 41 (illus.), 42-44, 46-48, 53, 57.<\/p>\n

-U-<\/strong><\/p>\n

U.S. Civil War. See: Civil War, U.S.
\nU.S.-History-1865-1898 5:39-46.
\nUjhazy, Ladislas 26:35,M
\nUnionist and Public Forum<\/em> 36:43-44, 46-47, 50, 52-53.<\/p>\n

University of Iowa. 28:25-26, 31-47; 35:34-43,45-48,51-52; 37:16-19,21-24,26-37; 43:4-11, 14; 44:10-15, 17-26; 47:25-32, 34-35; 55:37-72; 57:35-47, 51-59; 58:5-7, 11, 13-16.<\/p>\n

University of Iowa Center for the Book 47:25-36
\nUniversity of Iowa Libraries 46:39-40, 55-56; 49:7-15; 51:62-65; 65:17-23.<\/p>\n

University of Iowa Libraries – Collections and Acquisitions 2:41-42; 4:39-42; 6:36-38; 8:37-40; 10:35-38; 22:42-48; 24:56-64; 25:45-51; 27:33(illus.), 57-62; 29:53-59; 31:55-62; 33:62-68; 35:53-55; 37:68-72; 39:57-63; 41:53-58; 43:30-36; 47:37-42; 49:72-76; 51:66-68; 53:61-63; 55:73-75; 57:61-63; 59:27-29; 61:65-69; 63:45-47; 65:29-33.<\/p>\n

University of Iowa – Department of English 51:32-52.
\nUniversity of Iowa – Department of History 53:29-30, 47-59; 54:31-56.
\nUniversity of Iowa – Department of Music, 1919-1954 17:4-7.
\nUniversity of Iowa – Department of Physics and Astronomy 51:53-61.
\nUniversity of Iowa – Department of Speech Pathology and Audiology 20:5-13.
\nUniversity of Iowa Typographic Laboratory 2:17-18, 20, 21 (illus), 24 (illus).
\nUniversity of Iowa Typography Laboratory 51:13-15.
\nUniversity of Southern California Fine Arts Press 51:8-9.
\nUniversity of Wisconsin (Madison, WI) 53:32-38, 46, 50; 54:44.
\nUntide Press 28:10-13, 21, 29(illus.)
\nUpdike, Daniel Berkeley 23:28(illus.)<\/p>\n

-V-<\/strong><\/p>\n

Van Allen, James A<\/a>. 51:53, 54 (illus.), 55-61.
\nVan Brunt, Henry 57:37-38, 40-44.
\nVan Doren, Mark 23:26(illus.)
\nVan Vechten, Carl 21:31 (illus.); 26:3-18, 25<\/a> (illus.)
\nVan Vliet, Claire 51:25-26.
\nVaudeville 56:7-8, 9 (illus.), 10-24.
\nVenezuela-Periodicals 11:11.
\nVer Sacrum<\/em> 7:4.
\nVesalius, Andreas 18:6-11, 20(illus). De Humani Corporis Fabrica Libri Septem<\/em> 18:7-10,20(illus).
\nVice-Presidents – United States 45:5-16
\nVicksburg, Mississippi, Siege 39:41 (illus.), 45-47
\nVictor, Alexander F<\/a>. 24:34(illus.), 40-55
\nViereck, George Sylvester<\/a> 9:22-24, 28(illus), 29-36.
\nVolunteers of America 13:13-16.
\nVosper, Sidney B. Incunabula at Iowa<\/em> 2:24(illus).<\/p>\n

Voyages and travels 47:5-6.<\/p>\n

-W-<\/strong><\/p>\n

W.P.A. Federal Theatre Project 18:26-36.
\nWakoski, Diane 29:31 (illus.)
\nWallace, Henry A. 12:13-17; 16:26(illus), 34-40; 21:43-51; 34:17.
\nWard, Lynd 41:10, 12, 13 (illus.), 14
\nWarren, Robert Penn 31:16-17
\nWarton, Thomas 1:7.
\nWarwick Press 51:29-30.
\nWashington County Press<\/em> 23:35-37, 39, 41
\nWashington University (Saint Louis, MO) 58:21, 30-31.
\nWebbe, Egerton 45:52-54
\nWebster, Daniel 30:30-31
\nWeeks, Donald 1:19(illus), 22(illus), 23-27; 45:28, 29 (illus.), 30-31
\nWeir, Ruth Cromer<\/a> 9:6, 20-21.
\nWest, Benjamin 40:5-6, 8
\nWestern Literature Association 31:16-17
\nWeyer, Johann 59:3, 10-13.
\nWhitman, Walt 39:17-18, 19 (illus.), 20-32, 33 (illus.), 34-37
\nWhitney Museum of American Art 51:30-31.
\nWilkes Booth’s Private Confession of the Murder of Lincoln…<\/em>. 2:10-11.
\nWilliams, Tennessee 43:14
\nWilson, Adrian 52:5-11.
\nWindhover Press, The 25:21-22, 26 (illus.), 29-32<\/a>; 51:19-20.
\nWitchcraft 59:4-10, 12-13.
\nWolf, Doug 51:27.
\nWomen in Literature 1890-1910 20:34-42; 33:27-30, 32, 42-61.
\nWomen – Suffrage 46:8, 10-14, 16-23, 25-29; 49:35-37, 44
\nWoods, Charles B<\/a>. 15:27-28.
\nWorking class history 53:29-59; 54:31-56.
\nWorld War I 6:24-25; 9:30; 10:24-30; 35:23-25.
\nWorld War II 9:33-34.<\/p>\n

-Y-<\/strong><\/p>\n

Yellow Barn Press 51:20-21.
\nYellowstone National Park 21:34-35, 38-39.
\nYewell, George Henry<\/a> 5:3-10.<\/p>\n

-Z-<\/strong><\/p>\n

Zimansky, Curt A<\/a>. See: Brack, O M, Jr.
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