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Highlight: Repin. However, correspondence between Zeeler, Repin, and Repin's children is located in Series V
Abstract Or Scope: Correspondence with prominent persons. Some of the correspondence in this subseries concerns Il'ia Repin. However, correspondence between Zeeler, Repin, and Repin's children is located in Series V: Materials relating to Il'ia Repin and family.

Highlight: children and adults, including Journey of the Adopted Self: A Quest for Wholeness (Basic Books, 1994
Psychology of Adoption: Mothers and Children in Open and Closed Adoption".
Abstract Or Scope: Paper delivered by Betty Jean Lifton, author of nearly thirty books on adoption and psychology for children and adults, including Journey of the Adopted Self: A Quest for Wholeness (Basic Books, 1994), during the Scholar and Feminist Conference at Barnard College. Papers presented or name of session: "The Psychology of Adoption: Mothers and Children in Open and Closed Adoption".

Highlight: Grace Rothstein and children.
Abstract Or Scope: Includes letters written to friends during military service in China and India, with transcriptions made in 2000 for John Peterson, as well as birthday and greeting cards, postcards, and letters from Grace Rothstein and children.

Highlight: American Friends Service Committee (Quakers). Booklet about the children in Korea: the games they
Abstract Or Scope: American Friends Service Committee (Quakers). Booklet about the children in Korea: the games they play, holidays they celebrate, where they live, and the songs they sing after the Korean War. Black and white

Highlight: 015. N Horses/Children/Suburbia.
Abstract Or Scope: [Charcoal pencil and wash (one drawing in watercolor)]. Illustrations for: Saxon, Nancy. Panky in the Saddle. New York: Athaneum; 1984; Various sizes. Note: 3 proofs and 12 drawings for the book. MISC 015. N Horses/Children/Suburbia.

Highlight: Empahsis on establishing and enforcing new laws which would protect children, employed mainly in
Abstract Or Scope: Empahsis on establishing and enforcing new laws which would protect children, employed mainly in industrial and commercial firms, by correcting the abuses inherent in bad working conditions, health hazards, lack of educational opportunities, etc.

Highlight: . [Tales for children, legends and folktales, and last short stories]
Abstract Or Scope: Number: 361. Author: Tolstoy, Leo, Graf. Published: New York: The Modern Library, c1965. Volume 2. [Tales for children, legends and folktales, and last short stories]

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