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The new science of strong materials, or, Why you don't fall through the floor
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Why don't you take it? (U.S. dog on left)
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Printers: Currier & Ives.
priAPC 0182
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priAPC 0181
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Miss Columbia Why don't you send your patients to the United States…
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The William H. Helfand Collection contains more than 7,000 European and American prints and ephemera relating to health professions including medical, dental, and mental wellness. The materials date from the 1490s to the early 21st century and contain many social and political cartoons that satirize health practices and practitioners. Noted illustrators represented include French artists Honore Daumier, Gustave Dore, J. J. Grandville, and Emile Vernier; British caricaturists Thomas Rowlandson, George Cruikshank, and James Gillray; and the American cartoonist Thomas Nast.
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Have you traveled homeward via the A&A Line : if not through America, why not!
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Spine title: Homewad via A. & A. Line. 1903 edition. Page 1 is the cover.
ephJHK 00176
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Amis, Kingsley. "Why don't you have a bash:" untitled poem, MS. (typewritten: 1 p.)
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The bulk of the collection consists of drafts of novels, short stories, poems, essays and television and radio scripts by Kingsley Amis, many heavily corrected. Also included are individual manuscript pieces by Martin Louis Amis, Sir John Betjeman, Elizabeth Jane Howard, and George Melly, and groups of limericks by Robert Conquest. Letters deal with personal and literary matters, including Amis' reactions to the work of other authors and their reactions to his writings.
AMS 145.