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Modern Books and Manuscripts and the Reese Sale

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Houghton’s acquisition of Bataille’s Histoire de Rats

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Wilson Walker Cowen’s Pioneering Harvard Dissertation on Herman Melville’s Marginalia Has Now Been Digitized and Made Available to All through HOLLIS

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The Theologies of Zines: Part 2

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The Theologies of Zines: Part 1

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A Mysterious Manuscript in a Banned Language

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The Theodore Roosevelt Collection at Harvard and the Theodore Roosevelt Association renew and celebrate their long relationship

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Against biography: Nabokov versus Field

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Professor Nabokov

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How Zines take on the Classics

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Name that Poster! It’s Harder than it Looks: Part II

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Name that Poster! It’s Harder than it Looks: Part I

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Nikos Gatsos papers acquired by Harvard

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Pipe, top hat, and tails???

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A Postcard for every Occasion

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