Scope and Contents From the Collection: Emanuel Haldeman-Julius began publishing Little Blue Books in 1919. He had written for several Socialist newspapers and edited the APPEAL TO REASON, a national Socialist weekly, before he launched the publication of his inexpensive paperback books. Till his deather in 1951, he issued some two thousand titles in the series, which ranged from THE RUBAIYAT, his first Little Blue Book, to HOW TO PSYCHOANALYZE YOURSELF, THE LIFE OF JESUS, and Schaopenhauer's ART OF CONTROVERSY. It is estimated...

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This is the collection of souvenir objects related largely to the history of Rollins College and the surrounding community since its founding in 1885, including: historical makers, wall plaques, college medals and rings, flags and banners, buttons, T-shirts, caps, and clothing items.

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This is the collection of various publications by campus organizations over the history of the institution.

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This gift was made by Mrs. J. Henry Porter of Atlanta, Georgia in 1955 . Through her friendship with Professors Edwin Grover and A. J. Hanna, Frances S. Porter decided to donated her collection of Frankliniana to the Rollins College Library in memory of her nephew Candler Campbell.

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Scope and Contents From the Collection: Starting with the enrollment of Cuban students in the late 19th century, Rollins began to educate students for global citizenship, and that effort was greatly intensified during the tenure of President of Hamilton Holt, an ardent internationlist himself. Originally named the Foreign Studies, the Office of International Programs oversees and coordinates all off-campus international programs for Rollins students, which include approved semester programs, faculty-led summer programs, and...

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This collection covers Fraser's working years from 1936 until his retirement in 1973. Included in his collection are handwritten notes from the field of battle in World War II, broadcasts scripts for radio and television, correspondence, photographs, memorabilia, and maps.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The collection consists of papers preserved by Clare Benedict in memory of her aunt, the American author Constance Fenimore Woolson (1840 – 1894).  The contents partially document Woolson’s literary career, including original manuscripts and reviews of her work, as well as the literary ambitions of her family, in particular those of her niece, Clare Benedict.  Very well documented is Benedict’s gift of the Woolson House to Rollins College, largely expressed through the correspondence between...

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Box 17 contains 22 folders of Mary's notes, diaries, ledgers and personal papers

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