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Joyeux Quatorze Juillet!

July 14, 2010Amy McDonald
Joyeux Quatorze Juillet à nos amis français!

(This wonderful 1918 postcard is one of approximately 65,000 postcards in our Postcard Collection.)



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RSS New Archival Collections at the Rubenstein Library

  • Letter from Harriet Monroe to Sara Bard Field, 1926 October 21 : signed typescript.
  • Indenture between Isaiah M. Carter and John Steffy, Fulton County, Indiana, 1860 August 15 : autograph manuscript signed.
  • Certificate of Miss Louisa Grey for good conduct in school, 1815 August 12 : autograph manuscript signed.
  • Legal document of Joseph Hoyt, Amesbury, Massachusetts, 1807 September 30 : manuscript signed.
  • Copy of a warrant for Thomas Evans, Bolton, Connecticut, to be transferred between jails, 1806 July 10 : manuscript copy.

RSS New Books and Other Publications at the Rubenstein Library

  • Hand in hand : episodes in the history of women and the trade union movement / Susan Levine ; Marjorie Lightman, editor ; Lois Zakow, graphics artist.
  • Women on the move : a feminist perspective / edited by Jean Ramage Leppaluoto, coordinating editor, Joan Acker, Claudeen Naffziger, Karla J.H. Brown, Catherine M. Porter, Barbara A. Mitchell, Roberta Hanna.
  • Haunted houses for the millions / by Suzy Smith.
  • A supernatural primer for the millions.
  • Letter from Harriet Monroe to Sara Bard Field, 1926 October 21 : signed typescript.

RSS New Rubenstein Library Materials Added to the Internet Archive

  • Neben-Gesetze der Brooklyn Labor Lyceum Association: 1914 November 12, 2019
  • Wesleyan Methodist Church: A Short History of the Maidstone Circuit, 1814-1914, and of the Union Street Chapel, 1823-1923 October 24, 2019
  • Christina Georgina Rossetti October 18, 2019
  • Perpetual War: Cosmopolitanism From the Viewpoint of Violence October 14, 2019
  • Beside You In Time: Sense Methods & Queer Sociabilities in the American 19th Century October 10, 2019
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