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  • Near the Lake where Drooped the Willow 
    Horn, Charles E. (Hewitt & Jaques, 1839)
  • Negro Liberation 
    Allen, James S. (New York: International Publishers, 1938)
    The present pamphlet is based upon an earlier brochure under the same title first published in 1932. Since then, important changes in the United States and in the world situation have rendered sections of the old pamphlet ...
  • The Negro Problem Insoluble by Present Methods 
    Woodworth, C.L. ((Watertown, MASS.: Atlanta University, 1890), 1890)
    Woodworth, C.L., The Negro Problem Insoluble by Present Methods (Watertown, MASS.: Atlanta University, 1890). African Americans -- Education United States -- Education -- Training Schools African Americans -- Missions ...
  • Negro-White Unity 
    Winston, Henry (New Outlook Publishers, 32 Union Sq. E., New York, N.Y., 1967-02)
    Pamphlet promoting racial equality, written by Henry Winston and published in February 1967. This pamphlet contains the text of a report presented to a meeting of the National Committee, CPUSA, December 6, 1966.
  • Negro-White Unity 
    Winston, Henry (New Outlook Publishers, 1967-02)
    This 31 page booklet is in excellent condition. In the booklet the author talks about the ongoing offensive against racism. He urges the preparations for the 1966 elections after the 1964 elections were concluded. The ...
  • The Nether World of Academic Librarians: Issues of Classification, Educative Mission, and Sense of Place 
    Bernstein, Alan (2009-12)
    This mixed-methods study examined correlations between academic librarian organizational classification and sense of place (defined as job satisfaction and personal motivation) and sense of involvement with the educative ...
  • Neuester Universal-Atlas für alte & neue Erdkunde 
    Meyer, Carl Joseph (Hildburghausen ; Amsterdam ; Paris; Philadelphia : Bibliographisches Instituts 1840, 1840)
    The Neuester Universal-Atlas für alte & neue Erdkunde; also known as Meyer's universal atlas. Contains maps from Südlicher Theil des Kirchenstaats am untern Rand anschliessend (The southern part of the Papal States) to ...
  • The Neurological Research on Laughter: Social Context, Joys, and Taunts 
    James, Christine (Israeli Journal for Humor Research, 2018-08)
    One theory about comedy is that the stand-up comedian is always engaged in a quest for “respectability.” As the center of attention, the comedian has a unique opportunity to share specific truths with authority, but at the ...
  • A New geographical dictionary v.1 
    London, Printed for J. Coote (London, Printed for J. Coote, 1759)
    A New geographical dictionary. This containing a full and accurate account of the several parts of the known world, as it is divided into continents, islands, oceans, seas, rivers, and lakes. As well as the situation, ...
  • A New geographical dictionary v.2 
    London, Printed for J. Coote (London, Printed for J. Coote, 1759)
    A New geographical dictionary. This containing a full and accurate account of the several parts of the known world, as it is divided into continents, islands, oceans, seas, rivers, and lakes. As well as the situation, ...
  • New House 
    Daugharty, Janice (1990)
    Daugharty, Janice. "New House," n.d. Series 2: The Short Stories (Unpublished), 2, Box: 5; Box: 6; Box: 7. Janice Daugharty Papers, MS-22. Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections. Box 6, Folder 15.
  • New House (Notes) 
    Daugharty, Janice (1990)
    Daugharty, Janice. "New House," n.d. Series 2: The Short Stories (Unpublished), 2, Box: 5; Box: 6; Box: 7. Janice Daugharty Papers, MS-22. Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections. Box 6, Folder 15.
  • The New Nigger 
    Daugharty, Janice (1990)
    Daugharty, Janice. "The New Nigger," n.d. Series 2: The Short Stories (Unpublished), 2, Box: 5; Box: 6; Box: 7. Janice Daugharty Papers, MS-22. Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections. Box 5, Folder 16.
  • The New York Times, April 16, 1916 
    Unknown author (The New York Times, 1916-04-16)
    The New York Times: Shakespeare Tercentenary: 1616-1916. -- He Conquered France But Slowly: The Long, Hard Battle of Shakespeare's Fame to Overcome the Wall of Prejudice Erected By Voltaire -- But Germany Made a National ...
  • The New York Times, April 23, 1916 
    Unknown author (The New York Times, 1916-04-23)
    The New York Times: Shakespeare Tercentenary: 1616-1916.-- Shakespeare's Comedy A Growth -- Falstaff Still Beset By Men In Buckram -- Putting Shakespeare In A Procrustes' Bed -- Look On Hamlet's Picture, And On Quixote's.
  • The New York Times, February 20, 1916 
    Unknown author (The New York Times, 1916-02-20)
    The New York Times: Shakespeare Tercentenary: 1616-1916. -- The World Today Commemorates the Great Life That Ended 300 Years Ago -- Shakespeare's Fame Still "In It's Great Morning": Famous and Popular at Thirty, His Name ...
  • The New York Times, February 27, 1916 
    Unknown author (The New York Times, 1916-02-27)
    The New York Times: Shakespeare Tercentenary: 1616-1916. -- Shakespeare The Great Creator of Tragedy: "In His Isolated Achievement Tragedy Climbed to Its Supreme Summit and Vanished" -- The Mines From Which He Dug His ...
  • The New York Times, March 05, 1916 
    Unknown author (The New York Times, 1916-03-05)
    The New York Times: Shakespeare Tercentenary: 1616-1916 -- Shakespeare's Heroines As Human Beings: Others Gave Only Femininity to Their Women Characters -- The Heroines As Viewed From the Stage: On Every Fresh Perusal of ...
  • The New York Times, March 12, 1916 
    Unknown author (The New York Times, 1916-03-12)
    The New York Times: Shakespeare Tercentenary: 1616-1916. -- Odds Against Shakespeare on Stage Today: This Is a Generation in Which Theatre Audiences Have Been Carefully Trained Away From Him -- The Actor's Problems With ...
  • The New York Times, March 26, 1916 
    Unknown author (The New York Times, 1916-03-26)
    The New York Times: Shakespeare Tercentenary: 1616-1916. -- How Each Age Finds New Flaws in Shakespeare: Each Praises---But Rewrites Him, And Is Laughed at by the Next -- How He Used Masques, The Craze of the Day: Gay ...