Fri Mar 21 17:02:50 2014 UTClccn-n800366140.00Papers,0.371.00Life in a relatively innocent era /108917678Louis_Booker_Wrightn 80036614418754Booker Wright, Louis 1899-1984Rāyit, Luwīs.Rāyit, Luwīs, 1899-1984Wright, Louis B.Wright, Louis B., 1899-1984Wright, Louis Booker.Wright, Louis Booker, 1899-1984lccn-n78095332Shakespeare, William1564-1616lccn-n50043489LaMar, Virginia A.othedtlccn-n50032949Byrd, William1674-1744lccn-n50009571Blow, Michaeledtlccn-n50023132Fowler, Elaine W.lccn-n85076075Tinling, Marion1904-edtlccn-n2009054023Rouben Mamoulian Collection (Library of Congress)lccn-n50000657Folger Shakespeare Librarylccn-n86075470Beverley, Robertapproximately 1673-1722nc-folger shakespeare libraryFolger Shakespeare LibraryWright, Louis B.(Louis Booker)1899-1984HistoryDramaCriticism, interpretation, etcJuvenile worksDiariesBiographyHistorical dramaFictionUnited StatesManners and customsCivilizationIntellectual lifeVirginiaGreat BritainMacbeth,--King of Scotland,Southern StatesRenaissanceItaly--VeniceEnglandFrontier and pioneer lifeMuslimsTravelRegicidesArt, AmericanColoniesScotlandOthello (Shakespeare, William)Middle classEnglish literature--Early modernSouth CarolinaKings and rulersIndians of North AmericaExplorersDiscoveries in geographyByrd, William,Othello (Fictitious character)JealousyInterracial marriageEconomic historyBoundariesNorth CarolinaEngland--LondonPlantation ownersColonies--Economic conditionsEnglish drama (Tragedy)United States--Atlantic StatesMissions, BritishMacbeth (Shakespeare, William)Research librariesPrivate librariesBook collectingEnglish drama--Early modern and ElizabethanUxoricideMaure (African people)GeneralsAdulteryWright, Louis B.--(Louis Booker),City and town life1899198419241926192719281930193119321933193419351936193719381939194019411942194319441945194619471948194919501951195219531954195519561957195819591960196119621963196419651966196719681969197019711972197319741975197619771978197919801981198319841985198619881989199019931994199719982000200120022003200520062010201120122013591704171367822.33E188ocn000407457ocn000477232ocn000477341ocn000477227ocn000497664ocn000375460ocn002551773ocn002783394ocn002548283ocn001608668ocn000257095ocn000156980ocn000251130ocn000014425ocn681677001ocn797863005ocn185664128ocn460397764ocn187009187ocn185569926ocn186609794ocn462697870ocn311449398ocn053123113ocn052954891ocn051323469ocn833000579ocn462212714308632ocn000421537book19540.27Wright, Louis BThe cultural life of the American Colonies, 1607-1763HistorySummarizes the development of intellectual life in such areas as religion, literature, education, and social thought in the first 150 years of the American colonies24437ocn000423695book19670.21Wright, Louis BThe American heritage history of the Thirteen ColoniesHistoryIllustrated history of contemporary events and conditions in America, from 1492 to 1776181810ocn000918788book19660.28Wright, Louis BThe Arts in America: the colonial periodHistoryFrom wilderness to Republic: 1607-1787, by L. B. Wright-Architecture, by G. B. Tatum-Painting, by J. W. McCoubrey-The decorative arts, by R. C. Smith-Bibliography (p. 353-357)164851ocn001146951book19470.39Wright, Louis BThe Atlantic frontier: colonial American civilization, 1607-1763History158447ocn000356249book19350.50Wright, Louis BMiddle-class culture in Elizabethan EnglandHistoryCriticism, interpretation, etc150122ocn000382665book19550.47Wright, Louis BCulture on the moving frontierHistory11892ocn001502533book19760.27Wright, Louis BSouth Carolina : a bicentennial historyHistoryTraces the history and development of South Carolina and discusses the state and its people11624ocn000093463book19700.31Wright, Louis BGold, glory, and the gospel; the adventurous lives and times of the Renaissance explorersIn the late fifteenth century Europe was astir with dreams of discovery that would shortly transform the world. It was an age of intense intellectual curiosity, of questioning, testing, and the balancing of conflicting motivations. The author, a distinguished Renaissance historian, has sorted out the contradictory motives and behavior of the European explorers and exploiters in this Golden Age, looking at the lands they discovered, sometimes conquered, and often bloodied- Africa, India, Mexico, Central and South America. He describes in dramatic detail the extraordinary feats and strange attitudes of the Renaissance conquerers and explorers as he traces the course of Europe's expansion overseas from the era of Columbus to the early seventeenth century. -- from Book Jacket108314ocn000477106book19470.50Beverley, RobertThe history and present state of VirginiaHistoryOverview: While in London in 1705, Robert Beverley wrote and published The History and Present State of Virginia, one of the earliest printed English-language histories about North America by an author born there. Like his brother-in-law William Byrd II, Beverley was a scion of Virginia's planter elite, personally ambitious and at odds with royal governors in the colony. As a native-born American--most famously claiming "I am an Indian"--he provided English readers with the first thoroughgoing account of the province's past, natural history, Indians, and current politics and society. In this new edition, Susan Scott Parrish situates Beverley and his History in the context of the metropolitan-provincial political and cultural issues of his day and explores the many contradictions embedded in his narrative. Parrish's introduction and the accompanying annotation, along with a fresh transcription of the 1705 publication and a more comprehensive comparison of emendations in the 1722 edition, will open Beverley's History to new, twenty-first-century readings by students of transatlantic history, colonialism, natural science, literature, and ethnohistory98810ocn427509611file19530.39Wright, Louis BThe colonial search for a southern Eden+-+45360826359559ocn000477341book19660.47Byrd, WilliamProse works; narratives of a colonial VirginianFour descriptive narratives of Byrd's travels as a landowner and provincial official in Virginia and North Carolina from 1728 to 1733. For contents, see Author Catalog94012ocn000716089book19650.07Wright, Louis BEveryday life in colonial AmericaJuvenile worksA discussion of the average living conditions of the period, including sections on religion, sports, pastimes, and careers. Grades 7-992912ocn000407457book19620.47Wright, Louis BLife and letters in Tudor and Stuart EnglandHistoryEssays on various aspects of the culture of Shakespeare's England92116ocn000477232book19410.47Byrd, WilliamThe secret diary of William Byrd of Westover, 1709-1712Diaries89321ocn000952461book19400.53Wright, Louis BThe first gentlemen of Virginia : intellectual qualities of the early colonial ruling classBiography8687ocn000386829book19650.56Wright, Louis BThe dream of prosperity in Colonial AmericaHistory84912ocn001579821book19570.20Shakespeare, WilliamThe tragedy of Othello, the Moor of VeniceDramaOne of Shakespeare's finest works is available in a new edition, based on the best early printed version of the play. This new edition of Othello reflects the latest scholarship and includes information on Shakespeare's life, explanatory notes, and a Modern Perspective section. Illustrated83318ocn000393112book19430.59Wright, Louis BReligion and empire; the alliance between piety and commerce in English expansion, 1558-1625History81515ocn005010183book19590.27Shakespeare, WilliamThe tragedy of MacbethHistoryCriticism, interpretation, etcJuvenile worksFictionDramaHistorical dramaSpine title: Macbeth. Shakespeare's tragedy of prophecy and royal murder in medieval Scotland7888ocn000477227book19580.50Byrd, WilliamThe London diary, 1717-1721, and other writingsDiaries2953ocn000246304book19680.79Hard, FrederickLouis B. Wright; a bibliography and an appreciation2704ocn000948024book19740.66Wright, Louis BBarefoot in Arcadia : memories of a more innocent era2524ocn000224847book19680.07Wright, Louis BLife on the American frontierJuvenile worksDiscusses the unique and difficult life in America's frontier towns as the frontier expanded westward from colonial Virginia to California and back to Nebraska181ocn000699386book19730.86Wright, Louis BThe tenth Cosmos Club award: Louis Booker Wright151ocn228660942book19760.73Wright, Louis BOf books and menHistory121ocn220229428book19570.18Shakespeare, WilliamThe tragedy of Othello, the Moor of VeniceCriticism, interpretation, etcFictionDramaUnique features include an extensive overview of Shakespeare's life, world, and theater by the general editor of Signet Classic Shakespeare series, plus a special introduction to the play by the editor Sylvan Barnet, Tufts University. This book contains information on the source from which Shakespeare derived "Othello"--Selections from Giraldi Cinthio's "Hecatommithi."31ocn062558739book19721.00Wright, Louis BLife in a relatively innocent era21ocn647957426book19701.00Malone, DumasBook reviews of Malone's book Jefferson the President first term, 1801-1805. Volume IV, Jefferson & his timeAmong the reviewers are Eric Louis McKitrick, Richard P. McCormick, Richard Brandon Morris, Morton Bordon, Adrienne Koch, & Louis Booker Wright. Correspondents include Henry Steele Commager, & Samuel Eliot Morison11ocn154298064mixMoe, Henry AllenThe Moe Papers are an immense and rich source of information, not only about Moe and his career, but also as a source of information about twentieth-century philanthropic organizations. As the first Secretary, then Administrator, and finally President of the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation (ca. 1925-1963), Moe made contact with the influential and the aspiring, in the worlds of banking, finance, arts, and the sciences11ocn750397917art19850.10Wright, Louis Booker. historian, library directorBiography11ocn849528089mix1.00Putnam, BrendaBrenda Putnam PapersPapers of the American sculptor and medalist. Died 197511ocn702166185mix1.00Dunham, William HuseWilliam Huse Dunham, Jr. papersThe papers consist of correspondence relating to Dunham's research and writing as a professor of history and chairman of the department at Yale University and his political activity as a consultant to the Central Intelligence Agency. Correspondents include Joseph T. Curtis, Lewis Perry Curtis, K. Harvard Drake, Wallace Notestein, George Wilson Pierson, Frederick Bernays Weiner, and Louis Booker Wright11ocn150502987book19681.00Folger Shakespeare LibraryLouis B. Wright : a bibliography and appreciationBibliography11ocn794645790book19660.28Wright, Louis BThe Arts in America: the colonial periodHistoryFrom wilderness to Republic: 1607-1787, by L. B. Wright-Architecture, by G. B. Tatum-Painting, by J. W. McCoubrey-The decorative arts, by R. C. Smith-Bibliography (p. 353-357)11ocn076952278book1.00Harris, Norman WaitNorman Wait Harris Memorial Foundation lecturesSeries announcements (1907-1971), financial records (1949-1970), general correspondence (1938-1957), and correspondence with individual lecturers (1906-1972)11ocn070394772book19400.53Wright, Louis BThe first gentlemen of Virginia : intellectual qualities of the early colonial ruling classBiography11ocn033953232mixWoodfin, Maude HowlettPapersHistoryBiographyDiariesPapers of Maude Howlett Woodfin include correspondence, research notes, manuscripts and articles, a short story, and student essays documenting her career as a scholar and teacher on the faculty of Westhampton College (now part of the University of Richmond). Reflected are her work on the secret diaries of William Byrd II and her research on the three William Byrds of Westover, Thomas Jefferson, Edmund Charles Genet, Thomas Stegge I and Thomas Stegge II, as well as genealogy and architecture. Correspondents include historian Louis B. Wright and editor Marion Tinling01ocn086147783mixPutnam, BrendaArchivesCoorespondence, predominantly incoming, includes that of the American Academy of Arts and Letters, Robert A. Baillie, Paul Philippe Cret, William Adams Delano, Eli Lilly and Company, John Flanagan, the Folger Shakespeare Library, Ossip Gabrilowitsch, Lawrence Gilman, Grand Central Art Galleries, Walker Hancock, Anna Hyatt Huntington, Archer Milton Huntington, Gertrude K. Lathrop, the Library of Congress, the Liturgical Arts Society, Edward McCartan, Harold McCracken, the Medallic Art Company, the National Academy of Design, the National Sculpture Society, Ruth Nickerson, R.H. Norton, Joan Smit, Alexander B. Trowbridge, the U.S. Mint, the Work Projects Administration, Sidney Waugh, and Louis B. Wright01ocn122554064mixHarris, Norman WaitNorman Wait Harris lecture seriesSeries announcements (1907-1971), financial records (1949-1970), general correspondence (1938-1957), and correspondence with individual lecturers (1906-1972)+-+4536082635+-+4536082635Fri Mar 21 16:03:59 EDT 2014batch42560