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Author: Francis Horner Publisher: ISBN: Category : Biography & Autobiography Languages : en Pages : 1020
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Francis Horner is a key figure in early 19th century history. Born in Scotland of humble origins he rose to prominence as an influential Whig MP, became parliament's premier economist, a contributor to the later years of the Scottish Enlightenment and the founder of Britain's leading literary review.
Author: John B. Horner Publisher: ISBN: Category : History Languages : en Pages :
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The Horner Papers consist of materials written or assembled by John B. Horner as an Oregon Agricultural College history professor and writer on Oregon history and literature. Series I contains publications authored by Horner and includes Horner's annotated copy of Oregon: her history, her great men, her literature (1919), individual lecture texts for A Vacation on the Mediterranean (1906 and 1907), a typescript copy of "History of Oregon State College, 1865-1907," a typescript of Horner's autobiography (1926), Outlines for study of Oregon history (ca. 1927), and Days and deeds in the Oregon Country, 1929. Series II consists of 2 volumes of maps of Europe drawn by Horner's history students in 1902 and 1905. Series III is a collection of pioneer stories written by school children around 1918. Series V contains a variety of programs, announcements, invitations, diplomas, and other ephemera. Included are booklets pertaining to the Cauthorn Hall and Alpha Hall dormitories; OAC commencement programs and invitations; a program to the memorial service held for B.L. Arnold on June 29, 1892; programs pertaining to musical, dramatic and literary productions and church, Masonic and educational organizations; and Horner's diplomas from Willamette University. Series VI consists of three letters written by Horner. Series VII includes six photographic prints of Horner, J.R.N. Bell, and others in Egypt.
Author: Francis Horner Publisher: ISBN: Category : Biography & Autobiography Languages : en Pages : 1020
Book Description
Francis Horner is a key figure in early 19th century history. Born in Scotland of humble origins he rose to prominence as an influential Whig MP, became parliament's premier economist, a contributor to the later years of the Scottish Enlightenment and the founder of Britain's leading literary review.
Author: Joyce Mary Horner Publisher: ISBN: Category : College teachers Languages : en Pages :
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The Joyce Mary Horner Papers consist chiefly of journals written from 1930-1961 and 1975-1977 and includes correspondence, 1942-1976; published and unpublished writings, circa 1921-1986, including articles and reviews relating to her novels; records from her English courses at Mount Holyoke; biographical material and memorabilia; and photographs of Horner, her relatives and friends, circa 1880-1968.
Author: Gustavus Richard Brown Horner Publisher: ISBN: Category : Caribbean Area Languages : en Pages : 410
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Horner's life is documented through his diaries, correspondence, financial and official papers. The collection begins with schoolboy notes from Warrenton Academy, Fauquier County, and medical notebooks from studies at the University of Pennsylvania. In journals from his career as ship surgeon and eventually fleet surgeon he gives detailed accounts of voyages and ports visited, particularly in South America and the Caribbean, and supplements them with amateur sketches and maps. Of great interest are his medical reports as surgeon to the East Gulf Blockading Squadron including requisitions, receipts and sick reports. Among his naval papers are notes for an article on an 1862 yellow fever epidemic, reports as surgeon in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and correspondence regarding his book Medical topography of Brazil and Uruguay and regarding the selection of naval physicians by the Naval Board of Medical Examiners. Financial accounts, journals and correspondence with family, friends and farm tenants in his personal papers give an excellent account of life in Philadelphia and the family farm in Warrenton, Fauqier Co. where he eventually retired. Of great interest are a catalog of his library, descriptions of the building of a Catholic Church in Warrenton, and of a lynching in 1880, and duplicate minutes of the Fauquier County Historical Society, 1915-20.
Author: Harry Horner Publisher: ISBN: Category : Motion picture producers and directors Languages : en Pages :
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The Harry Horner papers consist of correspondence, notebooks, sketchbooks, programs, clippings, scripts, and scrapbooks, 1924-2000, created and collected by director and production designer Harry Horner. The bulk of the collection consists of correspondence, both professional and personal. It also includes two of Horner's personal sketchbooks; clippings and related ephemera pertaining to Max Reinhardt; film scripts; and biographical statements written by Horner. Harry Horner was born in Czechoslovakia in 1910, and after graduating from the University of Vienna with a degree in architecture, he joined Max Reinhardt's repertory company in Vienna. He came to New York with Reinhardt in 1935 and became a US citizen in 1940. Horner became a noted production designer and director in Hollywood, on Broadway, for operatic productions and large pageants. He won 2 Academy Awards and was nominated for an additional six. He died in Los Angeles in 1994.
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