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Alhaiza,Jean-Adolphe Papers,1870-1916 Paris,France 287items 10-D Recataloged,12-10-69
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Alhaiza,Jean-Adolphe,Papers.Paris,France FormerlytheCharlesFourierPapers,this collectionhasbeenrecataloguedasthatof Jean-AdolpheAlhaiza.M.Alhaiza(1839-ca.1916 wasacondiscipleofFourierwhobecamea.pha- lansterianauthorandtheeditorofLaRenova- tionuponthedeathofitsfounderandfirst
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Alhaiza,Jean-Adolphe2 ofSocialProgress.Poems,articles,reviews, andbiographicaldocumentsconcerningFourierism appearedinthepagesofLaRenovation,the boundvolumesinPerkinsLibrarybeingthe personalcopiesofM.Alhaiza,1888-1916.The forerunnersofLaRénovationwereLaReforme Industrielle,LaPhalange,andLaDémocratie Pacifique,the“great...
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Alhaiza,Jean-Adolphe TheAlhaizaPapersarethoseofaneditor concernedwiththewritingsofFrenchsocialism, Hehimselfwastheauthoroffourbooksinthe 1890's,andhewasinvolvedinthepublication ofSolidaritébyHippolyteRenaudandDiction- nairedeSociologiePhalanstérienne;Guidedes OeuvresCompletesdeCharlesFourierbyEdouard
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Alhaiza,Jean-Adolphe volumesofthepublishedcompleteworksof Fourier. Afewlettersarewiththebiographicaland bibliographicalfileofFrenchcondisciples, whichisarrangedalphabetically.M.Alhaiza alsonotedwritersabroadwhowerespreadingthe theoryofassociation.
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Alhaiza,Jean-Adolphe5 Considérant,Alexandre-FrangoisBaudet-Dulary, CésarDaly,FrancgisMarieCharlesFourier, Mme.GattideGammond,Marc-AmédéeGramier, Victor-AntoineHennequin,JustMuiron,Charles Pellarin,HippolyteRenaud,Mme.Clarisse Vigoureux,andEdouardSilberling. TheforeignexponentsofFourierincludea numberofGermans.F.L.Goert...
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Alhaiza,Jean-Adolphe6 TheMorningStar.SouthAmerica,Spain,and Italyalsowereinfluencedbytheassociative theories. IntheUnitedStatesthethreemostprominent associationistsarelistedasAlbertBrisbane, HoraceGreeley,andParkeGodwin.
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SeeRahmanAli,Maulvi
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Alibert,JeanLouisMarc Papers,n.d. Paris,France JosiahC.TrentCollectioninthelitem HistoryofMedicine---Mss.Div. 4-8-60
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Alibert,JeanLouisMarc,Papers,n.d.Paris, France,1item.Sketch. eanLouisMarcer>Frenc
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AlleghanyIronCompanyPapers
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Allen,A.T. Recatalogedas: Anonymous Diary,1843-1844
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Allen,C.Tacitus Memoirs,1893-1919 LunenburgCo.,Virginia 169pp.LeatherandBoards34x20%cm. 11-9-64
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Allen,C.Tacitus.Memoirs,1893-1919.Lunen- burgCo.,Virginia. ThegreaterpartofAllen'svolumeofremin- iscencesandotherCivilWarrecordswaswritten in1893.FormerConfederateAllenwasespecially anxiousthatarecordofhiscompany(Co.F,2nd Regt.,Va.Artillery)bepreservedforposterity Inadditiontothat,hehasleftanaccountsum- waryears.
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Allen,C.Tacitus2 HewasagraduateofRichmondCollege,and wasteachinginhighschoolin1861.Uponhear- ingthenewsofthesecessionofVirginia,hedis missedhisstudentsandproceededtoassistin raisingacompanyofvolunteers.Theresult, the"FlatRockRiflemen,"laterbecameapartof theTwentiethRegiment,VirginiaVolunteers,
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PegramtómakeanescapetoGen,RobertS.Gar- nett'sforcesatLaurelHill.Pegramhimself waslatercapturedtryingtoeffectawithdrawal ofhisremainingtroops.Theescapeofthe
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Allen,C.Tacitus4 others,accordingtoAllen'sjournal,wasa nightmare,duringwhichsoaked,hungry,exhaus- ted,andlostmenplungedonthroughthemountain wilderness.AtMonterey,theConfederateswere metbyreinforcementsofficeredbyGen.Robert E.Lee,makinghisfirstappearanceinthefield FromMonterey,AllenreachedStauntonbystage,
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Artillery"wasorganized,withDr.SamuelHaw- thorneascaptainandC.T.Allenaslieutenant. ThisunitbecameCo.FoftheSecondRegimentof VirginiaArtillery,andinJuneof1862,Allen
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enburgRebelsdidnotparticipate)themenwere senttoChafin'sBluff,belowDrewry'sBluff,to jointhe"IronBattery."OnSept.28-29,186h, FederalsunderGen.BenjaminF.Butlercrossed
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Allen,C.Tacitus? theJamesRiverbelowChafin’sFarmandattacked FortHarrison.TheConfederateslostthefort, butheldtheirentrenchmentsuntilthearrival ofPickett'sDivision.Duringthefightofthe 29th,Allensufferedthreewounds,noneofwhich wereserious.AftertheevacuationofRichmond, theIronBatterylefttheirpositionatChafin's
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laterfoundoutthatthelivesoftheprisoners hadbeensavedonlybythequickthinkingand courageofGen.GreenClaySmith,thenCongress- manfromKentucky.InordertosavetheSouther
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attheSmithhomeinFrankfurt.Shortlyafter theirescapefromdeathinWashington,theCon- federateprisonersweretakentoJohnson'sIsland LakeErie.TheywerereleasedinlateJuneof
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thoseotherswhomhestillrememberedin1396. AfterthewarC.T.Allenbecameeditorofthe PrincetonBanner,Princeton,Kentucky.Heinclu dedinhisjournalalengthyaddress,"TheCon-
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Allen,CharlesHarris Papers,1893-1902 London,England XVIII-E7items 2-1-68
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