Word: riche
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...catalogue of the Lee MSS., presented to the library by the late J. W. Harris, is given in this number. It consists principally of very valuable documents relating to colonial and early American history. A part catalogue of the maps, in which the library is so rich, is also given. The list of American authors in geology and paleontology, in which the names of many Harvard men appear, is concluded...
...special studies here. Naturally enough, until the call is more urgent, there will be little need of all the multiplied branches of a foreign university; but every one feels encouraged to believe that, when the time comes, the demand will be readily answered. We will emphasize but lightly the rich stores of our library and its complete collections of the editions and commentaries of all authors, as well as all works which afford collateral reading and are related to the various branches of the study. Another department, however, which is receiving more due attention is the study of ancient...
...Rich, E. J., 5. Felton
...created so great dissatisfaction as to result in the founding of an opposition paper at the university. This paper will be called the Michigan Argonaut, and its issues will commence with the beginning of the school year next fall. A preliminary circular has been issued which gives some rich developments in regard to the status of affairs at Ann Arbor. It is claimed that one hundred and thirty-two members of the Chronicle association were disfranchised illegally. Excited meetings have since been held and denunciatory resolutions adopted. The Argonaut makes excellent promises for the future, and we have no doubt...
...association hopes to raise enough money to secure that part of Mr. Longfellow's grounds which lies between the house and the river, there to erect an enduring memorial to Mr. Longfellow, and to keep the spot, doubly rich in associations, forever open to the people. It is also included within the plans of the association to provide for the permanent preservation of the house, should it ever pass out of the possession of the family of Mr. Longfellow. In order to accomplish this, or to erect some other public and appropriate memorial near the scenes of the poet...