There are 75,000 items in the Spewack collection, including letters, manuscripts, scripts, screenplays, diaries, documents, motion pictures, playbills and more.
Consisting of diaries, photographs, recordings, theatrical and business papers, manuscripts, scripts and correspondence, the archive covers all aspects of Redgrave's public and private life and sheds light on the history of his family.
Ideally, modelers would provide SED-ML scripts with their manuscript submission, these scripts can be run directly by the curator and make the curation job much easier.
After 1974, when he moved abroad, eventually to Monaco, his life became a succession of manuscripts, film scripts, reviews, interviews and television appearances.
The manuscript's elegant script is enhanced by two kinds of decoration: abstract, linear motifs that highlight textual transitions and figural representations.
There is a curious chumminess of diction: we find the phrase "baching it," "rock" oddly employed above and then in "Flanagan, a rock in a crisis," a manuscript called a "script," Hemingway's prose described as "carefully beveled" (chiseled?), and the word "dope" used, by my count, six times to mean "information," only once with quotation marks to indicate slang.
"The National Universities Commission is a parastatal of the Federal Ministry of Education charged with the responsibilities of orderly development of universities in Nigeria". The library includes a major Arabic language/Ajami script manuscripts collection.
Script: The manuscript was copied by two scribes who exhibit distinct formats and scripts reflecting the transition from gothic to humanistic types of book production.
By this point he had already examined an intriguing manuscript written in Arabic script.
The manuscript is in Hijazi script, an early form of written Arabic, and researchers said the fragments could be among the earliest textual evidence of the holy book known to survive.
