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Five folders each containing correspondence and/or other material of interest to parapsychology
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A Mystery of History
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Article published in Light, 1951 October
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Notes
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Correspondence
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The Identity of "Feda", Mrs. Gladys Osborne Leonard's Spirit Communicator
William H.W. Sabine's correspondence in an endeavor to throw light on this subject.
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The Ghosts of Versailles, by Lucille Iremonger
Correspondence of William H.W. Sabine with Mrs. Iremonger, with Mrs. Lydia W.Allison (editor of the Journal of the A.S.P.R., New York), and with the editor of the Journal of the S.P.R., London on the above subject.
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A Case of Unexplained Magnetism
William H.W. Sabine's notes and correspondence with the manufacturers of the game "Scrabble," and with Mrs. Laura A. Dale, Research Associate at the American Society for Psychical Research.
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Articles, reviews, and letters contributed by William H.W. Sabine to the Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research
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Sabine, W.H.H., Second light in dally life, 1949
Typed manuscript, bound. Original edition, mounted on paper with revision and additions made by the author in type script and manuscript.
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Correspondence relating to the publication of William H.W. Sabine's Second sight in daily life, together with letters from readers, etc.
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Sabine, W.H.H. Evidence tending to indicate that Stella Lipinski Sabine survived physical death… As recorded by her husband, 1992
Typed manuscript, 28 pages, xerox copy in a binder
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Materials relating to the history of the Stars and Stripes
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Folder of loose sheets
Notes, photocopies, correspondence
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Book, East Indiamen: The East India Company's Maritime Service, by Sir Evan Cotton, Ed. by Sir Charles Fawcett
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Magazines (articles on the U.S. flag)
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National Geographic, 1917 October
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National Geographic, 1934 September
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Mariner's Mirror, 1937 October
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National Geographic, 1949 May
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National Geographic, 1959 July
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Correspondence between William H.W. Sabine and Richard K. MacMastsr, S.J., 1952 September 19-1960 April 25
Chiefly on their historical interests: in Sabine's case especially his publications on Woodhull, Fitch, and Smith; and in MacMaster's case his researches into the careers of Catholic priests and laymen of Scottish ancestry in North America in the colonial era.
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Correspondence between Peter Decker and William H.W. Sabine
On various matters including the inclusion of William Smith's Historical Memoirs and Jabez Fitch's Diary in the Arno Press's "Eyewitness Accounts of the American Revolution", ed. Peter Decker; also including reference to Sabine's Murder, 1776, and Letter About Distorted History.
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Correspondence between Sabine and the New York Public Library, Re: William Smith's Historical Memoirs, 1955-1972
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Correspondence, etc. relating to William H.W. Sabine's Murder, 1776, and Washington's Policy of Silence, 1973; also with some reference to A Letter about Distorted History, 1975, 1973, 1975
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Mary Gibbons: the only play about George Washington & the beautiful girl from New Jersey
Mimeograph copies of 2 versions of play script by Sabine
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Woodhull
A shortened version, in the form of a story, of the Secret History of General Woodhull. The latter work, restyled The Suppressed History of General Woodhull, was published in 1954. Typed manuscript, 119 pages, with 2 maps
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A Tragedy of 1776
Also includes correspondence about the Woodhull Monument.
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Young John of Gaunt; a poem in fourteen cantos.
Annotated, manuscript, signed, 96 pages
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2 19th century drawings
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22 engraved American portraits
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5 printed maps regarding the American Civil & Revolutionary Wars