Word: houghtons
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Coincident with the quadricentenary, Widener and Houghton Libraries will place on display an exhibition of early and rare editions of the works of Cervantes in many languages, including Chinese, Japanese, Malayan, Sanskrit, and Russian. Library officials have even promised to exhibit a Spanish edition...
...Poetry Room, circulation catalogue, Union catalogue, and Order department will all be closed, however, as will Houghton Library and the Chinese-Japanese library in Boylston...
This model would include not only buildings constructed since 1936, such as Littauer Center and Houghton Library, but also University buildings of the future, like the Lamont Library, the foundation of which is now being poured. Ernest L. Bell '49 Ernest L. Bell '49 Ernest L. Bell '49 Ernest L. Bell '49 Ernest L. Bell...
HOUSE DIVIDED (1514 pp.)-Ben Ames Williams-Houghton Mifflin ($5). Ben Ames Williams made his reputation as a writer of brawny short stories, many of which appeared in the Saturday Evening Post. Like good hybrid corn, his yield has increased until it has overflowed into novels-novels that get bigger as Williams gets deeper into the American past. In Thread of Scarlet, he covered Nantucket Island during the War of 1812, in a mere 374 pages. Come Spring, a Revolutionary War novel, ran to 866 pages. His latest, House Divided, sprawls over fifteen hundred pages and four years of Confederate...
...BITTER END (632 pp.)-Hans Bernd Gisevius, translated by Richard and Clara Winston-Houghton Mifflin...