Sentence examples for manuscript division from inspiring English sources

Those ancestors surely inhabit Moorland, which consists of a library and a manuscript division, university archives and the Howard Museum.

The account is the first new document relating to the assassination to be made public in 50 years, said John Sellers, who works in the library's manuscript division.

Its strengths are history from 1811 to the present, and a rare book and manuscript division with material dating back to the ninth century.

MANUSCRIPT DIVISION, LIBRARY OF CONGRESS A scrap of paper in the Library of Congress, from around March , 1791 shows the earliest appearance of the plan.

But the Rare Book and Manuscript division of Butler Library has mounted a delightful selection of books published in the last 20 years by Vincent FitzGerald & Company in Manhattan.

"The fact was, this slow-motion Internet-style auction actually works," said Mr. Redden, who is a vice chairman of Sotheby's and head of its book and manuscript division.

The games were recovered from the roughly 375 computer disks included in the Leary archive, and will be viewable — and in some cases, playable — on a specially equipped computer in the library's rare books and manuscripts division.

Rare is really a measure of how easily obtainable a book is, said Matthew Haley, head of books and manuscripts division at the noted British auction house Bonhams.

Pinter's unpublished manuscripts and letters to and from him are held in the Harold Pinter Archive in the Modern Literary Manuscripts division of the British Library.

And although a single word has yet to be decoded, recent studies have shown distinct vocabularies coinciding with the manuscript's division into sections, like "herbal" and "astronomical," so that certain words found with plant illustrations do not appear near astronomical diagrams, and vice versa — exactly what you'd expect from a meaningful text organized by topic.

The New York Public Library received $530,000 in federal money for staff positions in its manuscripts and archives division.