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\title{Publications Found in Kaczynski’s Cabin}
\date{\textasciitilde{}1996}
\author{James Fitzgerald}
\subtitle{Volume II}






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\section{Latin Three Year}

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\noindent
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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Charles L. Freundlich   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Amsco School Publications, Inc.   \\
\relax  Category:  &  Textbook   \\
\relax  Year of Publication: 1961  &    \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Culclasure   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K963-19   \\
\relax  Summary  &  This book is a review text for the study and review of previously learned Latin grammar. In the preface to the book, the author states that one purpose of the book is to “enable the student to prepare himself adequately for formal examinations..” etc. The book has nine chapters containing, mostly, grammatical exercises.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 80   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  In the right margin there is a circled mark next to translation exercises.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 81   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  There are two circular figures with a heart drawn in each one, one large and one small, in the right margin next to grammar exercises. There are also numerous underlinings of Latin words in a grammar exercise.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The following is written in the upper-left corner of the book’s cover: June 19 P.M. be there at 1:00 P.M. Below this is a circular object with a small heart in the middle.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Between page 206 and the Index   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Missing pages   \\
\relax  Description:  &  There are numerous pages that appear to have been torn from this textbook. The missing pages are between page 206 and the Index.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 206   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached for underlined Latin words as well as three letters written in a word match exercise at the bottom of the page.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Between pages 74 and 75   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The insert is a mimeographed sheet titled ELK TRACKS, December 1981. The insert is apparently a regular school publication, this one being for December, 1981. It provides an outline for what school activities will take place during December and January. Everyone at the school is wished a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. At the bottom of the page is a drawing of Santa Claus. The reverse side has a stamped address: BOXHOLDER Lincoln, Montana 59639. The following words and lines are also written on this side of the insert: Atalanta et Meleager\dots{}fungantur\dots{}bibeatur aqua ne vinum\dots{}bibeatur aqua ne [bibeatur] vinum = Let water be drunk and not wine\dots{}Se beba agua y no vino\dots{}Que se beba agua y no vino It is noted that boxes are drawn around portions of this written text.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 73   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}pluperfect in past\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Back cover of book   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The following things are written on the back cover of book: Eng. June (illegibel) :15 — 12:15 (illegible) W.H. A.M. Wed. (illegible) 2 3 3 Lat III P.M. Tues Chern AM Wed. Jun (illegible) circular figure is drawn in upper left part.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Inside cover title page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The following is written in the upper-right corner: Karen L. Smith 75 cents (the monetary symbol for cents is used)   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 9

\section{Lena Seca (Dostumbres of Campo)}

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\relax  Author:  &  Javier De Viana   \\
\relax  Language:  &  Spanish   \\
\relax  Category:  &    \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  La Bolsa De Los Libros   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &    \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Wren   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2019-26   \\
\relax  Summary  &    \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Between front cover and first page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Bookmarker, with Spanish, see attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  8   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  underlined Spanish words   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  11   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Underlined Spanish words and markings in margins.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  9   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Underlined Spanish words and markings in margins.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  6   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Underlined Spanish words and check marks in margins.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  10   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Underlined Spanish words and markings, see attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  13   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Underlined Spanish words and markings in margins.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  13   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  A place in a fair or market where horned cattle are exposed for sale. Mixture?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  12   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Roam. Stronghold. Whetstove or grind-stone. S-A river plant resembling a floating island.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  12   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Underlined Spanish words and markings in margins.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  First page, Chapter I   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  rivulet   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  11   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Appellation given to a European in Buenos Aires. A bad horseman or a bad horse. Ticket.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  6   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  atolladero — deep miry place. (Peru) cord, thong canopy parecer?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  10   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  rebuke   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  9   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Spanish and english words.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  9   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Spanish and english words.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  8   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Pack-saddle muleteer. Sly   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  7   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  aldabilla. duendes.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  7   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  small knocker   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  First page, chapter 1   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Underlined Spanish words and check marks in margin.   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 20

\section{Les Miserables Vol. I}

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\relax  Author:  &  Victor Hugo   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Donohue, Henneberry \& Co   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Martinez   \\
\relax  Summary  &  About the French Revolution era.   \\
\relax  Category:  &  Fiction   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number:  &  K2039-1   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  118–119   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Blank torn piece of paper — used as book mark   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  First page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  2 for 10.00   \\
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\bigskip


Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 2

\section{Les Miserables Vol. II}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Victor Hugo   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Category:  &  Fiction   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Donohue, Henneberry \& Co.   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &    \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Martinez   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2039-2   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Continuation of the French Revolution era.   \\
\hline
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\bigskip


\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 0

\section{Life on the Mississippi}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Mark Twain   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Harper \& Row   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1980   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:   &  Hayden   \\
\relax  Category:  &  Fiction   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-46   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Romantic history of life on the Mississippi river; an autobiogaphical account of Twain’s early steamboat days; a record of America’s growth and remembrance of her vanished past.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  168   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Obviously, Marryat was referring to the cane-brakes as impervious to man. (Line drawn up to frase, “and there are no panthers that are “impervious to man.”   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  362   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The “illness” here referred to must be menstruation. (Line drawn to approximate excerpt: Thus she lived till she attained womanhood, when one day her brother, whose name was lamo, said to her: “Sister, the time is at hand when you will be ill. Listen to my advice. If you do not, it will probably be the cause of my death\dots{}.   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 2

\section{Livy Books I and II}

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\hline
\relax  Author:  &  B.O. Foster   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: history   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Harvard University Press and William Heinemann Ltd   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1976   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-30   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Livy, the great Roman historian and friend of the emperor, Augustus, presents an uncritical but clear and living narrative of the rise of Rome to greatness.   \\
\hline
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 0

\section{Logarithmic Tables of Numbers \& Trigonometrical}

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\relax  Author:  &  Baron Von Vega   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: math   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  D. Van Nostrand Co   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1916   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K1075-13   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Shelagh Sayers   \\
\relax  Summary  &  listing of logarithmic tables   \\
\hline
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 0

\section{Los Relampagos De Agosto}

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\relax  Author:  &  Jorge Ibarguengoitia   \\
\relax  Language:  &  Spanish Category: Other   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  serie del volador   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1964   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-57   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Martinez   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Entire book in Spanish   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  112   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} tan pronto como se pueda.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  110   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} Io de Artajo y el\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  28   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} de \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  112   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} estuve de acuerdo.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  58   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} debio hacerme \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  116   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} investigar,\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  118   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} a quien rendirsele.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  88   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} para las ocho de la noche ya \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  87   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} se Ie llama \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  83   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} era por el que \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  82   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} sino hasta \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  111   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} estaba de complete acuerdo   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  43   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Highlighted   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} de acuerdo en que \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  38   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} de \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  60   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} estaba de acuerdo con ellos.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  39   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} Io mas lejos posible del \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  55   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} estuvo de acuerdo   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  53   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} se decide por   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  54   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} la saludaron \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  38   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} estuve de complete acuerdo.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  47   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} se encargo de llevar\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  49   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} no ser tan .   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  50   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} Io vi cumplir\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  51   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} ellos dos\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  51   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} dejalos \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  29   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Cual reloj?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  39   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
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\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
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\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
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\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
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\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  38   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
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\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
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\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  77   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  36   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  79   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  62   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} ponernos sobre aviso.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  First page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  3.95 3–7 For   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  80   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  80   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} se me critico \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  63   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} no se habia fijado.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  69   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} estuvimos de acuerdo en levantarnos en armas,\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Various pages   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  One or two short vertical lines in either right or left margins by sentences or remarks with underline words   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  11   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  15   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} en direccion del\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  21   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} tiempo de contestarle \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  22   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} de \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  22   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} actitud a tomar, \dots{}a   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  33   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Cual Camara?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  25   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} de \dots{}   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 57

\section{Lost Languages}

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\noindent
 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
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\relax  Author:  &  P.E. Cleator   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Sociology   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Mentor   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1959   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies New and Used Books, Helena,   \\
\relax  Montana Lab Number  &  K963-17   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Merrill   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Investigation into past writings, how they were discovered, deciphered, and what they reveal about ancient peoples and civilizations.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  142   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  This is not so clear, since the classes mentioned are not necessarily mutually exclusive.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  first page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  (drawing of a heart, sideways), Steven Mailer   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  108   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined\Slash{}checked   \\
\relax  Description:  &  even in those days there were skeptics who wer not prepared blindly to accept the doctrine of divine revelation   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  142   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  1\Slash{}3+1\Slash{}4+1\Slash{}5+1\Slash{}6+1\Slash{}7=140+105+84+70+60\Slash{}420=459\Slash{}420   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Inside front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  rubber stamp   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Autn Bonnies New and Used Books Used Books 1\Slash{}2 price or 10 cents 20 cents with trades New Books 10\% disc. 419 N. Main Helena, Montana   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 5

\section{Louis XIV and Twenty Million Frenchmen}

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\noindent
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\relax  Author:  &  Pierre Goubert   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Vintage Books    \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Category: History  &    \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1966   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2018-11   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Culclasure   \\
\relax  Summary  &  This book is a biography\Slash{}history of Louis XIV and an account of his rule over France. The beginning of the book contains a chronological order of events in Louis XIV’s life. The book also gives a narrative of the demographics, the economy and the society of France before and during the reign of Louis XIV.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Contents page.   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  A backwards question mark is in the left margin by the number 10.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 47   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 39   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 25   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}On the whole, people married late:\dots{}The average was not more than five children for each household, only two or three of whom might reach maturity\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Title page.   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Yellow price sticker with the following on it: 4444444 used test \$3.00 each   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 24   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}sickness was due to malnutrition,   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  1\textsuperscript{st} page of part 1.   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Book’s cover.   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  There’s a hole punched through the book’s cover in the top right corner.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 160   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  1685 is written in the left margin next to the first part of the first sentence in the second paragraph\dots{}The Edict of Fontainebleau\dots{}Protestantism no longer existed in law, all churches were to be demolished, all assemblies forbidden-\dots{}and all children made to attend mass\dots{}Outof a million Huguenots, perhaps 200, 000 left:\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 35   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  There is a vertical line drawn in the right margin alongside the first paragraph. Also, the words “Louis’ subjects” is circled.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 33   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached. Also, in the bottom margin, the word France is written below and arrow which is pointing down from the word “her.” There is also what appears to be a haphazard circle drawn around some words in the last two lines on this page. The words in the circle are the following: country, were, France been a really poor.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 22   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}The three immemorial scourges of mankind, war, pestilence and famine fell upon King Louis’ subjects\dots{}disease, bubonic plague\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 46   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached.   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 200   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Louis refused point blank to recognize the new King of England\dots{}THE COST OF PEACE 1697 (The date “1697” is written after the title, as indicated)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 44   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 50   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 42   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 31   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}The French coalfields lay dormant, unknown and unexploited\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 40   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 34   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached. There is a star drawn in the right margin next to a sentence which begins with “Her wealth lay simply\dots{}” The word “Her” is circled.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  3 SOCIETY   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 37   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}This was a strong but still traditional economy,\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 36   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}These in all probability constituted France’s main itemof export and yet they were made entirely by countless peasant workers scattered over the countryside\dots{} Also, the word “cloth” is written above the words “These in all”.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 43   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 75   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached, “movement in Catholicism” between the first paragraph and the second paragraph. There is also an arrow drawn up from the word “Jansenists,” in the second paragraph, to “movement in Catholicism.”   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 77   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached. In addition to the underlining, there is an arrow in the right margin pointing up from an underlined sentence to another, non-underlined sentence, in the middle of the page, there is a star-like marking at the beginning of the underlined sentence, “This concept of the king’s public piety as a model and guarantee of the loyalty of his own subjects\dots{}”   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 86   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Among the measures that did have an effect were those\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 218   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  There is a star at the beginning of the last paragraph. See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 84   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached. In addition to the underlining, “unerring taste” is circled, as is “regal splendour”. There is also a vertical line drawn in the left margin alongside the first half of the second paragraph. There is also a vertical line in the middle of the first paragraph from “unerring taste” to the word “Church”.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 82   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}king’s service, with a chancellor, rector, director\dots{}and forty chairs\dots{}the Academy had a firm grip on the realm of Beauty on his majesty’s behalf\dots{}there had to be an Academy of Architecture as well\dots{}the ‘Royal Makers of Furniture to the Crown’\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 81   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached. In addition to the underlining, there are three star-like markings written in the right margin next to three separate sentences. There is also a vertical line written within the last paragraph from one underlined portion, “form an Academy,” to “the Academy became\dots{}”   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 80   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached. In addition to the underlining, there is a large “I” written in the top-right corner. There are also ten illegible marks written in a vertical line in the right margin alongside the bottom half of the first paragraph. The word “belief,” located in the fourth line of the second paragraph, is circled. There are also two slash-type marks, one short, one long, in the second paragraph. The short slash is before the sentence which begins, “In January\dots{}”   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 71   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  In addition to the underlining, there is a single, big bracket drawn in the right margin alongside the second paragraph. There is also an arrow pointing up from the second paragraph to the first paragraph in the right margin above the aforementioned bracket. There are also two scribble marks in the top margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 78   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}As yet the Most Christian King was thinking only of his glory, not of his salvation\dots{}In addition to the underlined sentence, there is a large, single bracket drawn in the left margin alongside the last paragraph. Also, in the last paragraph, there is a slash-like marking before the sentence that begins, “For twelve years\dots{}”   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 29   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached. There is also a single bracket in the right margin enclosing the following: Colbert’s envy and spite, as well as a source of irritation to King Louis. Anti-Dutch policies were a basic and inevitable part of the personal rule on which Louis now embarked, superbly allied to a somewhat naive attempt to remould the French economyon Dutch lines.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 76   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 26   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}‘Mercantilism’\dots{} There is also a single bracket in the left margin alongside the following sentence: An increase in population led to greater power: more subjects meant more work and more taxes which would of course bring in more money. They were also concerned to\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 74   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  In addition to the underlining, there is a single, parenthetical mark in the left margin around the first three lines on this page.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 48   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}The clergy,\dots{}was recruited largely from members of the nobility and the bourgeoisie\dots{}lived off the revenues and seigneurial dues attached to their offices\dots{}To these was added the income belonging to the Church such as the universal tithe,\dots{}Parish priests lived   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 72   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}he turned his attention to those he was already thinking of as his future enemies\dots{}the emperor and the crown of Spain\dots{}Louis XIV regarded England as a weak, pro-French\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  6 TWELVE GREAT YEARS   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached. In addition to the underlining, “(23–35)” is written to the right of the title. There is also a large “1” written in the right margin next to the first line in the second paragraph.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 23   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  ..result of\dots{} The word famine is circled.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 32   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 138   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Old taxes were revived\dots{}and the normal ones increases\dots{}new taxes were invented\dots{}obliged to fall back on borrowing\dots{}All this was to pledge the future in order to pay for the present war\dots{}This meant putting himself at the mercy of the financiers again.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 30   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 49   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached.   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 28   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached. Also, the following was underlined: Amsterdam was the market and warehouse of the world. French merchants and politicians went there for everything\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  2 ECONOMY   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached. Also, written in the bottom margin is the following: Not true of ships trading in Norwegian timber. See C. R. Boxer, The Dutch Seaborne Empire 1600–1800, Alfred A. Knopf, 1965, p. 68.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 87   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached. In addition to the underlining, there is a single bracket drawn in the right margin alongside the first seven lines on the page.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 100   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}the humiliation of the Pope\dots{}Louis XIV had no love for ‘priests’\dots{}found\dots{}spiritual preeminence of the papacy hard to stomach\dots{}the supremacy of the Most Christian King of France\dots{}King\dots{}sapiring to the title of ultimate defender of Christendom\dots{}The struggle against the Turks held out further opportunities of glory but further dangers also.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 140   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}But in 1673 the king was running short of money and the edifice which Colbert had built up began to fall apart on all sides\dots{}The great trading companies which had been launched in such a blaze of glory, with impressive monopolies, advances, gifts and loans from the king, were also running into trouble and sometimes disaster\dots{}There is a bracket drawn in the left margin alongside the third paragraph.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 143   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Three circles are drawn in the top margin. See attached for underlinings.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Jansenism\dots{}the battle it was fighting was no longer a purely theological one\dots{}devote themselves to apologetics and teachings:\dots{}exalted the dignity of the simple priest and called for a simplification of the liturgy to bring the celebrant closer to his congregation\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}the king’s somewhat formal religious observance changed into a deeper piety\dots{}there to obey him and owed no duty to the decisions of any Italian even if he were the Pope\dots{}JANSENISM SPARED\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  his name respected everywhere, impose his will on the Roman pontiff and even on the heretics\dots{}religious persecution\dots{}The dashing, nomadic monarchy gave way to the majestic monarchy of Versailles\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Innocent XI\dots{}Basically autocratic and with a high opinion of the dignity of his sacred office, he was not a man to support the pretensions of Louis XIV\dots{}In 1680, the Pope attacked. He rejected Louis’ nominee for the post of mother superiorto the convent of Charonne, thereby extending the quarrel to the regale spirituelle\dots{}Louis’\dots{}assembled   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Paris was becoming the intellectual capital of the kingdom\dots{}The king’s council had already cut down the number of printers and taken over the charge of appointing new master printers\dots{}No book, even a straightforward reprint, could be published without the royal consent\dots{}The chief of police, parlement and the king’s council were united in their efforts to control freedom of thought.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}For another thing, the competition was largely out of reach. Colbert on his own could not do much against Amsterdam with her Bank and Stock Exchange\dots{}There could be no competing with the Dutch freighters\dots{}and\dots{}with the English cloth trade or\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  A long, bracket-like mark is drawn in the left margin alongside the entire first paragraph. Three word groupings in the first paragraph are circled. They are: “foreign policy,” ‘“lengthy policy,” and “of armed aggression’”. There is a downward-pointing arrow drawn in the first paragraph between the word groupings “foreign policy” and “‘lengthy policy.” In the last paragraph, there is a star-like mark before the word “almost” in the fifth line. See attached for the underlined portions.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  A bracket is drawn in the right margin alongside the first full paragraph on the page. There is also a crooked, but vertical, line drawn in the right margin alongside the last paragraph. The underlined portions are as follows:\dots{}visions of France\dots{}All these brilliant plans served to keep the king amused for a while, but his real dream was of military glory. Wealth and order were merely the material background or agreeable additions to that ultimate goal, which, for him, always consisted of magnificent victories in the field. There is a star-like mark in front of “All these brilliant\dots{}”   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}But in 1665, Louis XIV was not yet ready to use his armies to back up the claims\dots{}He was deeply involved in the second Anglo-Dutch war. There was keen rivalry between the English and the Dutch,   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Louis XIV believed he could count on the friendship of the ‘maritime powers’. He thought himself certain of England\dots{}Holland\dots{}-had been an ally of the French since 1662\dots{}Sweden was still the traditional ally\dots{}The Scandinavians\dots{}It was essential to annoythe emperor\dots{}Swiss cantons became firm allies,providing troops in return for money\dots{}Italian\dots{}allies or   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Spain came to their assistance\dots{}in Berlin, the Elector of Brandenburg and the Emperor Leopold agreed to intervene against France\dots{}.. There is a circled X in the bottom right corner of this page.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Louis XIV went back to France\dots{}Rhine was crossed, so many towns had been taken and so many protestant temples returned to the Church. To be sure, the king of France was not yet altogether king of Holland or the Dutch fleet under Colbert’s control but this was only a matter of time. France basked in glory\dots{}the invaded had become the invader\dots{}The words “basked in glory” are circled.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}overall failure of Colbert’s\dots{}nearly everyone who mattered in France was against him\dots{}Controls, regulations and structures imposed from above were all sources of growing discontent\dots{}impressive regulations had little effect on habitual practice\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  See attached. In addition to the underlining, there is a single bracket in the left margin alongside the second paragraph. In the left margin alongside the last paragraph, “mazann” and “his mother” are written. There is an arrow pointing to the word “his” .   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}enabled him to obtain money from the public at only 5 per cent interest\dots{}All in all, Colbert kept the deficit down and paid for a war of which he had, at least in the beginning, approved\dots{}’Your Majesty’,\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}ORDER AND OBEDIENCE\dots{}entrusted the business\dots{}chiefly to two men\dots{}Colbert de\dots{}Le Tellier\dots{}military affairs\dots{}foreign affairs\dots{}His son\dots{}Louvois\dots{}ln addition to these underlinings, a short arrow, pointing left, is drawn in the left margin from the word “Louvois” to the following, which is written in the left margin: eventually a leading minister along w\Slash{} Colbert   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}the arbiter of Europe\dots{}First the decision to go to war and then the acceptance of the coalition had brought unavoidable consequences to the internal affairs of the kingdom\dots{}Financial stability was nowout of the question\dots{}The sale of offices reappeared\dots{}There is also an odd-shaped, vertical mark in the right margin alongside the first margin.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}The allies were deeply divided, each thinking only of their own interests\dots{}Louis XIV,\dots{}found himself in an excellent position to negotiate\dots{}five main treaties were signed\dots{}bringing the coalition to an end.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}From 1662 onwards, income exceeded expenditure\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Gallicanism\dots{}united in rejecting a certain number of papal rights\dots{}Louis XIV believed quite simply thatthe clergy of the realm were his servants and the Church’s possessions his to dispose of at will. His only interest in any theological disputes wa to assert his own supremacy\dots{}The regale spirituelle concerned the king’s right to nominate to certain convents\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}This meant that there were four interested parties preying on the labour and income of the peasants: the local community, the Church, the seigneur and the king\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  genuine economic boom, of which the following was only the beginning:\dots{}Dutch vessels\dots{}still carried the bulk of French and international trade\dots{}could not compete with the Dutch\dots{}There is a short arrow with the text of this page pointing downward after the first two lines which are underlined.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  Provinces to form a coalition against her aggressor\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Jansenism, from a scholastic argument, had become one of the greatest currents of French thought\dots{}GALLICANISM\dots{}The Gallican quarrel was a secular affair\dots{}the French Church laid claim to certain ‘liberties’, or customary privileges, in relation to the Holy See\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}the revocation was a last-minute decision taken for political reasons in a particular diplomatic situation\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}he regarded as his ‘hereditary’ enemy the ultra-Catholic house of Habsburg\dots{}he needed the alliance of a great many Protestant states and princes against it\dots{}Time and again, the diplomatic situation, his prime consideration, forced his to temporize\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Ever since 1598, two religions had existed side by side on a perfectly legal basis. Nothing of the kind was to be found in any other country in Europe\dots{}Hardly any Catholics had accepted the Edict of Nantes\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}THE EXTIRPATION OF PROTESTANTISM\dots{}Louis made himself a great many new enemies by deciding to stamp out heresy in his kingdom. The process of Louis’ policy with regard to\dots{}It moved from a limited toleration to first legal and then violent persecution culminating in the revocation\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}William of Orange, now William III of England, endeavoured to give an organization and a soul\dots{}his task was not an easy one since each member was pursuing his own private ends. All the same, the coalition was in possession of good armies, a strong seapower, and above all, sound financial resources\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}By the fourth or fifth year of the war\dots{}talks were begun. The\dots{}An end was reached in the summer of 1697, at a chateau of William’s near Ryswick\dots{}Louis\dots{}.. promoted himself\dots{}to the post of   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}the whole of Europe, with the exception of some insignificant neutrals (Denmark, Switzerland, Portugal), was united against him\dots{}The Most Christian King’s sole and quite unintentional ally was the infidel Ottoman, still keeping the emperor and his best troops fully occupied on the borders of Hungary\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}an Academy of Music in Paris\dots{}the Academy of Science\dots{}Those that were not made into academies, even those that were not altogether ‘regular’, or even strictly national, were subsidized\dots{}were offered a real ‘golden bridge’ to come and work in France\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}This situation, which was worse than that left by Richelieu and Mazarin, was almost entirely brought about by twenty years of war\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  resistance of the surviving population and still more to the plentiful work available which stemmed from the peace and the resumption of commerce\dots{}For these last years of the century saw an unexpectedly vigorous rebirth of trade\dots{}and of private seafaring ventures\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}storms, rains, excessive heat or cold\dots{}‘poverty of the people’\dots{}scarcity of money, the increasing number of business failures, more and more farms abandoned, craftsmen fleeing abroad, depopulation and other disasters\dots{}Written sideways in the right margin is the following: tendencies but exaggerated   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}The old administrative forms were beginning to acquire a highly novel basis of properly constituted records\dots{}Versailles must have been a curious place: a mixture of work and play, splendour and filth, piety and licence\dots{}THE FAR CORNERS OF THE REALM\dots{}In addition to the above underlinings, the page number in the upper left corner is circled and there is also a small, squiggly mark in the top margin.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  Three words are circled. They are: major decisions, simply. See attached or underlinings.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}this artificial capital was the scene of all major decisions\dots{}Louis was over fifty nw and, except at table, the burden of maturity was bringing with it a greater moderation\dots{}Of the old, talented staff bequeathed to him by Mazarin, nearly all were gone:\dots{}Colbert, Le Tellier\dots{}Louvois\dots{}The king, left to his own devices, governed with the aid of the families and dependents of his former colleagues\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}moved into Versailles\dots{}in May 1682\dots{}Work was going on continually\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}in spite of the peasants’ wretchedness, the landowners’ complaints, rural depression and the misdeeds wrought by armed intolerance, the kingdom of France was far from exhausted\dots{}how could it have endured the quarter century which\dots{}In addition to the underlinings, there is a slash mark in the left margin.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}The defence of Louis’ kingdom was supported by French wealth, the effectiveness of her fiscal administration and the aid of a number of financiers\dots{}For nine years the conflict ranged over a wide area with each side in turn gaining the upper hand but without ever achieving a decisive lead. A\dots{}.. In addition to the underlinings, there is a star-like mark in the left margin before the first underlined sentence.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}the increase in the adult and adolescent population, the amount of work available had probably decreased\dots{}death roll all over the country began to rise again\dots{}The new royal demands fell on a smaller population, already suffering from the effects of famine and sickness\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}‘reunions’\dots{}beginning of the ‘reign’ of Louvois\dots{}There is also a long, vertical line in the right margin.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}The revocation was both useless and ineffectual. It distrubed, divided and impoverished the kingdom and strengthened all its enemies. More important still, it paved the way directly for the revolution in England\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}League of Augsburg\dots{}the empire\dots{}Bavaria, Franconia, \dots{}Palatinate\dots{}duchy of Holstein\dots{}Sweden and Spain\dots{}League made clear that it had no intention of submitting to any frther ‘unjust claims and illegitimate demands’\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Military activity\dots{}a series of advances and withdrawals that never came to anything\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}decline in landed income which formed the main source of revenue in France\dots{}prices and tenant farms had fallen\dots{}anyone with a surplus to sell found trouble in getting rid of it\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  ties and the number and extent of these was constantly increasing\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  “(violation of treaty; England\Slash{}Holland hostile)” is written immediatley before the first full paragraph. There is a bracket in the left margin alongside the bottom half of the first paragraph. There is also a star-like mark within the text. See attached for underlining.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  layahead of it without the staggering resources of its merchants, sipowners and financiers, without the endurance of its rentiers and without the stubborn, furious and backbreaking toil of its millions of peasants?\dots{}NEW VOICES: THE DAWN OF THE GRAND SIECLE\dots{}elite of writers, painters and engravers\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}1683 marked a great turning point in the history of Europe. It was the beginning of the end for the Turks and brought about the birth of the first united state of Austria- Hungary\dots{}The setting or Louis’ small gains was the Netherlands\dots{}At the top of this page, each word and each number in the title, as well as the page number, is circled.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}the exceptional winter of 1709\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}whole age of Louis XIV\dots{}‘monetary famine’\dots{}But money was not the only thing\dots{} There is a vertical slash through the bottom half of the last paragraph.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}By showing what the French army could still do, it encouraged the negotiators to rescue the talks\dots{}the Emperor..   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  There are three star-like marks within the text of the second paragraph. The first two words, “The result,” of the third paragraph are within one circle. In the left margin, with an arrow pointing to it, “Louis’ son (illegible)” is written alongside the first and second paragraphs. See attached for underlinings.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}the state’s credit fell very quickly\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Louis XIV’s words in his memoirs for the year 1661 ring all too true: ‘Chaos reigned throughout.’\dots{}kingdom to which Loius acceded. Economically it was rich, if somewhat backward. Socially, administratively and in the state of its provinces, it was complex in the extreme\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  See attached. In addition to the underlining, there is an arrow drawn in the left margin alongside the second paragraph. The arrow originates at the word “Council” and points down to the last sentence in the paragraph. Also, in this same paragraph, the words “most important act” are circled.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}about the revolution which carried William of Orange to the leadership of the Republic\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Diplomatically speaking, he ad four valuable allies\dots{}Cologne and Liege\dots{} There is a star within the text of the next-to-the-last paragraph.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Louis’ ambition to gather around his person the cream of artists and writers\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Louis’ aggression in 1672 had a miraculous effect upon the patriotic feelings of the Dutch and brought\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Louis still showed amazing powers of resistance and adaptability\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  commander-in-chief, was planning a great invasion of England\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}1714, Louis entered the seventy-seventh and last year of his life. His splendid health was in ruins, wrecked less by age than by his doctors\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Bavaria\dots{}Savoy\dots{}Portugal\dots{}For a while, these four allies were to save both kingdoms from invasion\dots{}..   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}The king had just celebrated his seventieth birthday\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}battering at the gates of the Empire, and hence of Christendom. Could the Emperor Leopold be left to bear all the burden of what was clearly going to be a stiff fight or, worse still, all the glory of halting the infidel alone? Louis XIV paid careful attention to the form, the timing and the strength of the assistancehe sent. He incorporated it in the army of the League of the Rhine\dots{}This little army played a decisive part in the victory over the Turks\dots{}At the same time he was engaged in negotiations with the sultan and pointing out to him that it was not France but the League of the Rhine which had halted him\dots{}Louis indulged in a mixture of ostentation and Machiavellian cunning\dots{}At the heart of it all lay the affair of the Spanish Succession\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Both the Dutch and the English, up to their necks in negotiations about their own war, were powerless to move\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  the other paralysed\dots{}The Dutch Obsession (1668–72)\dots{}activities of French diplomats and the preparations of her military leaders can be described under three headings. They were trying to break up the Triple Alliance, to neutralize possible future adversaries andto forge a still more powerful army\dots{}From here, there is a line drawn through the right margin which is the back part of an arrow that continues onto page 113.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  There is a down-pointing arrow in the left margin at the underlined portion of the first paragraph, which reads as follows: in the spring of 1667 and Louis XIV was already moving into Flanders\dots{}The First War (1667–8) \dots{}Six years of unremitting\dots{}had succeeded in doubling the king’s revenues. Louis was well aware that there could be no glory without money but he left the details of its acquisition largely in Colbert’s hands. In addition to the underlinings, there is a circle around the word “revenues” . “War of Devolution” is written after “The First War (1667–8).   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  Dutch + English is written in the top margin. There is a short arrow pointing up to the word Dutch from the first line on this page\dots{}former enemies had their hands free\dots{}The stage was set for interesting developments\dots{}Swedes\dots{}Spain\dots{}‘Triple Alliance’\dots{}Dutch\dots{}It came as a bad shock to the French diplomats who had been completely unprepared\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Louis made the supreme concession of recognizing William and promising to give no further support, even in secret, to the Stuart king living in exile in France\dots{}host of concessions, so wounding to the royal pride\dots{}in 1697, necessity and hope for the future both urged the king to prudence. The\dots{} The name “James II” is written between paragraph 2 and paragraph 3, with a small arrow pointing to the name “James II.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  There is a vertical, bracket-type line in the right margin alongside the first paragraph. Money, fine wordsand the Catholic faith had each made an effective contribution towards breaking up, for a time, the Triple Alliance of the maritime powers. It remained to harass the ultimate enemy, the Empire\dots{}Louvois and the army, Colbert and the navy, were all the outward symbols of this considerable effort\dots{}There is an arrow pointing to the last two lines (underlined) on this page.   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 215   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  There is a wavy marking in the space between the end of the first paragraph and the title of the next chapter, 1693–4: THE GREAT FAMINE. See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 214   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}all the parishes in France were to raise thirty regiments, comprising twenty-five thousand militiamen, for the duration of the war\dots{} There is a star-like mark at the start of the last sentence in the first paragraph.   \\
\relax  Where Found: Page 213  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}An administration with increasing powers and influence was developing within the kingdom. A time was coming when it could be said with some truth that the king was ‘present in every province’ in the person of thirtyor so intendants who were at last really powerful and effective\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 212   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The words “hoarded Louis,” located in the second line, are circled. See attached for the underlinings.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 216   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  and disease\dots{}from the summer of 1693 to that of 1694 the great majority of people in France-\dots{}were threatened with, suffered or actually died from starvation\dots{}.. Many families were broken\dots{} In the left margin, next to the top-left corner of the paragrph insert, there is a portion of a squared corner drawn.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 206   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Pontchartrain addressed him\dots{}by his king: that of continuing to support the war by any   \\
\relax  means. Not a great deal more could be expected from the ‘ordinary’ sources of income\dots{}  &    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 208   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Existing officers had their commitments doubled, were obliged to purchase new offices\dots{}also created annuities. U\dots{}the number increased rapidly, sometimes with scant regard for legality, while the interest augmented\dots{}sold titles of nobility to wealthy commoners\dots{}..   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 209   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  There are three star-like marks within the text at the beginning of three underlined sentences. See attached for underlinings.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 210   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  There is a small mark above the word “capitation” located in the middle of the first paragraph. See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 217   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}There were fears of a return of the plague\dots{}The seasons were not merely ‘out of joint’, they were so for several years on end\dots{}The basic causes of the famine were cumulative and accelerating. As usual, a succession of bad harvests set prices rocketing;\dots{}For the basic trouble was still cost. Want and famine are deceptive words. What they really meant was high prices. There was flour and bread for all but not all could afford to\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 184   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}annuities\dots{}loans at interest transacted between private individuals\dots{}a great many private fortunes were based on annui   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 219   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 220   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}The absurdity of a system of taxation which exacerbated the sufferings of the countryside\dots{}.. There is a star at the start of this underlined sentence. Also, there is a star and a partially drawn, squared bracket at the beginning of the second paragraph. The partially-drawn bracket is in the left margin. There is another partially-drawn bracket at the end of this paragraph in the right margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 221   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  There is a star and a slash-type mark at the start of the last paragraph. See attached for underlinings.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 224   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 203   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 226   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}six new companies for trade either with the South Seas or with China\dots{}the greatest capitalists of the time were active\dots{}irresistible attractions of Peru and China\dots{}the way was being opened for the maritime splendours which were the keynote of the eighteenth century\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 227   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 229   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The title at the top of the page is scratched through. See attached for underlinings.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 230   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Most of the title at the top of the page is scratched through. See attached for underlinings.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 115   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}after him, France was ‘first among the first industrial powers of the world’\dots{}There is a circle drawn around the second paragraph.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 232   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  In the left margin, written sideways, are the words “on the part of Louis.” There is a short arrow pointing to the word “on.” The arrow is pointing left from the underlined sentence next to it.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 233   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The name “Philip V” is written sideways in the right margin alongside the first paragraph with an arrow pointing to it. This arrow originates with the adjacent text. Also, after the date 1 November, located in the forth line, the date “1700” is written in between the third line and the forth line. See attached for the underlinings.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  12 THE RESPITE   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 207   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}the clergy of France provided several millions for which the monarchy recompensed them by delivering the lower-clergy to the bishops\dots{}created and sold new offices,\dots{}Payment of some.. these was a charge upon the state, which pledged only the future: payment of others was a matter for the public\dots{}concerned onlythe tax payers\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 231   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  There is a star drawn in the top margin at the beginning of the text. See attached for underlinings.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 202   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  There is a single bracket in the left margin alongside the third paragraph. There is also a star-like mark at the beginning of the next-to-the-last paragraph. See attached for the underlinings.   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 96   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}incredibly few people were actually responsible for it\dots{}administrative personnel of under a thousand persons:\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 111   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}the Portuguese abandoned their struggle against Spain, the Swiss were uneasy\dots{}Dutch were bribing the Germans and\dots{}Peace was made on 15 April on the principle ofthe alternative\dots{}the kingdom of France was made the richer\dots{}The war\dots{}The ‘queens rights’ had, in the end, been universally acknowledged\dots{}of the two traditional rivals, Spain and the Empire, one was humbled and   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 118   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Wealth and magnificence, splendour and opulence were Colbert’s watch words\dots{}There is a circle drawn around most ofthe first paragraph.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 201   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  See attached.   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 258

\section{Making of the Middle Ages, The}

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\relax  Author:  &  R.W. Southern   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  New Haven \& London Yale University Press   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1965   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-12   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Summary  &  About the main personalities and the influences that molded the history of Western Europe from the late 10\textsuperscript{th} to early 13\textsuperscript{th} century; the chief forms of social, political, and religious organization.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  28   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &   The name Slavs, from which the word slave is derived in various forms in the   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  16   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  This is the division of Europe into two main language groups.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  28   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  ! (Exclamation point in margin) with the word farthur circled.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  15   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Europe has always been the scene of more or less deep disunity and of conditions which, to a close observer, must appear chaotic.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  192–193   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Torn piece of newspaper   \\
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 5

\section{Manners and Customs of Several Indian Tribes}

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\relax  Author:  &  John D. Hunter   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Ross \& Haines, Inc.   \\
\relax  Category:  &  Sociology   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1957   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Martinez   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-53   \\
\relax  Summary  &  The manner and customs of several Indian Tribes located west of the Mississippi; including some account of the soil, climate, and vegetable productions, and the Indian Materia Medica: to which is prefixed the history of the author’s life during a residence of several years among them.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  A book cover made of newspaper   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 1

\section{Many Mexicos}

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\relax  Author:  &  Lesley Byrd Simpson   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Univ, of CA Berkeley and LA   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1967   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Martinez   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-11   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Book on the history and culture of Mexico.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  248   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  This was patently an absurdity, so a military junta from this three forces met and reached an agreement, whereby President Bustamante followed Gomez Farias into \dots{} But that left the presidency vacant. And who do you think was chosen? Right again!   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  238   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} Pedraza was installed as provisional president on January 3,1833. The new Congress showed its gratitude to Santa Anna by voting him the titles of “Liberator of the Republic” and Conqueror of the Spaniards,” and, on March 30,1833, elected him president. The radical Valentin Gomez Farias was elected vice president. But Santa Anna, who detested the dull routine of government, pleaded ill health and left the Poder Ejecutivo to handwritten line between Gomez Farias. The liberal leader was fifty-two years old at the time. He had studied medicine and political science, and was a tremendous anticlerical.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  278   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  To make of Juarez a popular revolutionary after Jacobin pattern, a leader of the masses in a raw struggle for power, or a prophet of the present Revolution, is to misread his history.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  237   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  It was high time, because Guerrero, having been given dictatorial powers to meet the Spansih invasion, was suddenly discovered to be trampling under foot the most sacred heritage of the fatherland. He was accused of being a Jacobin, an atheist, a Mason, a destroyer of religion, and the rest — the usual outcry of the centralists. Vice President Anastasio Bustamante “pronounced,” evidently without consulting Santa Anna, who countered with one of his famous Napoleonic proclamations: “I shall stubbornly oppose those who, on \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  237   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Parenthesis around: any pretex whatever, would temerariously hurl from the presidential chair the Illustrious General, Citizen Vicente Guerrero, and they will succeed in doing so only over my dead body, when 1 shall have perished defending the Chief Magistrate of the Nation!”   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  237   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Santa Anna’s nose had failed him.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  237   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Sana Anna made the best of it and retired to Manga de Clavo, his hacienda in Vera Cruz. Congress legitimized Bustamante, who occupied the uneasy seat of the presidency for the first time, on January 1, 1830\dots{} had the good will of the clergy, the applause of the well to do, the effective support of the army, the clericalism of the Senate, and the indecision of the Chamber of Deputies.”   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  237   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The foulest blot of the Bustamante administration was the murder of Guerrero.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  236   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} General Vicente Guerrero, against the “Scottish Rite” conservative candidate, General Manuel Gomez Pedraza, a former officer in the royal army.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  238   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The uproar was so loud that the sensitive nose of Santa Anna informed him (after three years) that the will of the people was being flouted, and he “pronounced” in favor of General Gomez Pedraza, a moderado.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  234   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The liberal authors of the Constitution of 1824 took it for granted that everything in the Spanish system was had and that the only thing to do was to throw it all out and make a fresh start. They ignored the immense weight of three centuries of habit, and they chose to ignore also the fact the the old system, with all its faults, was a tried and working system, while the new Constitution erected a weak and unfamiliar government in a country ravaged by civil war and overrun by bandits; riveted upon it the tyranny of provincial caciques; allowed for no effective check on the Church or the army, which by that time was a privileged caste, infinitely more rapacious than anything seen in colonial times; and it imposed an uncomprehended democratic ideology upon a people who had known nothing but rule from above   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  238   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Congress worked hard forty-five days. Its program was a complete liberal house cleaning.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  235   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  But there it was, and nineteen more or less independent republics were created, each with the fatal power of accepting the Consitution or ignoring it — a \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  282   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  And Juarez? From the famous black carriage in which, unescorted, he governed liberal Mexico for ten years, came not a word about shedding the last drop of his blood for the fatherland, and the rest.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  265   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Not true! Wheat provides more protein than maize.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  249   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The black despair of the country and the hatred of the government made themselves known in the only way possible: General Mariano Paredes “pronounced” in Jalisco. Santa Ana marched west to meet him, but no sooner had he left the capital than a furious tumulto broke out. The statue of the Benemerito de la Patria was torn from its pedestal, the shiny new cenotaph in the cemetery of Santa Paula was violated, and the Leg was destroyed. The garrison of Mexico City “pronounced.” Santa Anna was caught between two fires. That in the city was the more threatening, and he hastened   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  277   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} and behind hem also the unsmiling figure of one Indian Lawyer, Benito Juarez.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  249   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Parenthesis in left margin by: The country fell a prey to synicism and boredom; boredom and a deepening hatred for the little man with the cork leg; hatred of his ceaseless extortions; boredom with his emptiness and vanity. But no boredom exceeded that of His Serene Highness, who seized the first opportunity to retire to the fine new estate of El Encerro which a grateful country had given him.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  278   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  He returned to Oaxaca and was elected governor, and during his term of office accomplished two things worthy of note: he balanced the state budget, leaving a surplus in the treasury, and he refused sanctuary to Santa Anna after the disaster of 1848 — which is not to be taken as an indication that Juarez had always been opposed to Santa Anna; rather, it was probably the patriot’s reaction to the dictator’s betrayal of his country. Indeed, up to the outbreak of the Three Years’ War, Juarez had been an honest and plodding civil servant, with a marked streak of stubbornness and courage.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  238   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The country went wild with rage and grief; that is, the “mob” did.   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  First page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Cross out Mexican History 484 University of Montana Summer 1973 Jack Knight Junior year Handwritten Dave Burchett 710 Pioneer Ct. Elliot Village Missoula, Montana Used Book Price 1.95 Associated Student’s Store   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  243   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Line in left margin under third paragraph and French printed in margin   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  239   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  jurisdiction of the military and ecclesiastical tribunals to the army and the clergy, for those courts had long been a refuge of privileged laymen.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  241   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  In spite of Alaman’s warnings, Texas had been allowed to fill up with Yankee immigrants, rude men who despised the “greasers” and who had some reasonable complaints about Mexican notions of justice and and administration. The inevitable happened, and Sam Houston and his Texans, supported, incidentaly, but liberal Mexicans, “pronounced” for the restoration of the Constitution of 1824   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  232   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  to lie and steal and betray one another, and sell out to the highest bidder — in a word, santanismo. And santanismo existed because those who might have prevented it did not make the effort. Perhaps the deadliest of Spanish autocracy was the pssycholoy that kept the Creole class in a state of resentful aloofness.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  241   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  It ignored the Constitution of 1824 and set up a new “principle of authority” in the shape of of Poder Conservador,\dots{}   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  246   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The grateful Poder Conservador voted him th new title of Benemerito de la patria (Well- Deserving of the Fatherland) and made him president for the fifth time.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  238   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  It meant to put in a whole liberal program, regardless. The liberals attacked the Spaniards who had escaped the expulsion; they secularized the missions of California; they encouraged emigration to California by exempting the colonists from tithes; they decreed the seizure of the Cortes estate; and they limited the   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Ink stamp   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Aunt Bonnies New \& Used Books Used books 1\Slash{}2 price or 20–40 cents with trades New Books 10\% discount 419 N. Main Helena, Montana   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  278   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  He believed in God and Order. With the early Jesuits, he believed that government had its sanction in God’s will expressed through the will of the people. In thus elevating the popular will he naturally ran afoul of the clerical prejudices of his time, but he did so from religious conviction. He had a puritanical belief in his own rightness, and an unyielding, rock   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  13   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Beans must have been known is Europe before discovery of America — Langland refers to them in Piers Plowman.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  56   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  “According to Samuel Eliot Morison, in Admiral of the Ocean Sea, Isabella expressed a willingness to pawn her jewels if it proved necessary, but it did not prove necessary. Nevertheless, the Spanish crown did put a lot of money into Columbus’s expeditions.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  81   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  gloria? in margin and the word Goria!” circle in text with a line and arrow to word in the margin   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  206–207   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Newspaper article page 1 and a continued page titled Death toll mounts in peasant uprising Handwritten at bottom of article Missoulian, Jan 3,1994   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  220–221   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  A torn piece of paper — blank   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  230   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} liberal (anticlerical, anti-Spanish, democratic, at least in theory);\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  234   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  At the opposite pole from Alaman stood the liberal leaders, Miguel Ramos Arispe and Valentin Gomez Farias, whose political creed was a rationalization of death to the gachupines. Under their inspiration the liberal Congress write the first Constitution of Mexico,\dots{} 1824, a naive document incorporating a good many features of the Also a parenthesis in margin by: Constitution of the United States. Their prescription for the government of Mexico was complete decentralization, a federation of semiautonomous states.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  246   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  He was homesick for his cockpit at Manga de Clavo. “Ill health” compelled his retirement, and General Nicolas Bravo was left to face the music\dots{} Also a parenthesis in the left margin by: Hell itself broke loose as soon as the dictator was out of earshot. The puros (that is, the extreme Jacobin liberals), with the veteran Valentin Gomez Farias again at their head, sought to restore the Constitution of 1824, and General Urrea, who had escaped Santa   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  235   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  for a very long time. In short, the federal system was an invitation to anarchy.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  236   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  For four years Santa Anna, like Br’er Fox, had lain low, but now his nose told him that the wind was blowing liberal, and so from his lair in Vera Cruz he “pronounced” Guerrero president, Santa Anna was arbiter of Mexico.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  240   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} Santa Anna. Its “plan” called for the dissolution of the liberal Congress, the expulsion of Gomez Farias, the suppression of the militia (liberal), the protection of religion, and the rest. Provincial caciques “pronounced” in unison, all except the cacique of Zacatecas, which Santa Anna took and sacked. In the capital:   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  279   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Once we accept Juarez as a Puritan, his career is not at all mysterious. He was convinced that the Church was corrupt and that in her abuse of wealth and privilege she had betrayed her trust. The “Ley Juarez,” therefore, was an act of purification of the Church, as well as a blow against the enemies of the liberal state.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  251   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  offend his people by withholding his presence from them. And Santa Anna, now liberal democrat, clad in decent civvies, was driven an ordinary hack through the silent streets of the capital to the palace, where he was persuaded to accept the presidency. In the treasury were exactly 1,839 pesos with which to finance the war with the “Colossus of the North.”   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  277   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  We are invited to believe in the existence of the illiterate shepherd boy of Guelatao who, like an Indian David, slew almost single-handed the French Goliath, and whose wisdom and vision were such that he anticipated all the thinking of the present revolutionary leaders of Mexico. If we listen to the other side, we are treated to the spectacle of a monster, a kind of Antichrist, whose diabolical genius aimed at the destruction of everything good and holy. He was a “bandit,” a “murderer,” an “atheist,” and the betrayer of the “true” Mexico. The power of these myths, to evoke emotion and confuse thinking, is immense. Too much blood has been spilled to allow either side to treat Juarez as an understandable human being. 1 attempt it with some trepidation.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  250   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Parenthesis in left margin by: \dots{} marched on the capital. General Valencia prepared to defend it. There was really little sense in their fighting each other, so they made an arrangement by which Paredes became president and dictator. Paredes to the country: “1 am resolved to make my ideas triumph or perish in the attempt. 1 am determined to punish on one for his past misdeeds, but 1 shall shoot anyone who opposes me, be he archbishop, general, minister, or anyone else!” His prose was not up to Santa Anna’s.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  250   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  On March 1,1845, the United States announced the admission of Texas into the Union. Minister Almonte demanded his passports. The Mexican government promptly declared war on us. War? Surely no country in history was ever less prepared to fight. The army: 20,000 men on the rolls, and 24,000 officers. The treasury was empty. The despair fo the people flamed up in hatred against the criminal stupidity of their rulers. General Paredes “pronounced” again. Half a dozen generals in various parts of the country “pronounced.” The war could take care of itself.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  250   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  He was saved by his stump and limped off into exile.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  250   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Read this   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  241   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  martial law. He dissolved Congress; he discharged all government employees suspected of liberal leanings;   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  253   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The immense disaster that he and his kind had brought upon Mexico had the immediate effect that the reader has already anticipated: pronunciamientos by all parties and caudillos, denouncing the betrayal of the fatherland, denouncing Santa Anna, and denouncing each other. Death to the monarchists! Death to the liberals! Death to the santanistas! Death!   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  239   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  While the two armies sparred harmlessly at Puebla, Santa Anna had one of his frequent strokes of luck. The capital was invaded by the cholera. The superstitious populace was told that the plague was a sign of divine wrath against the impiety of Gomez Farias and the handwritten lines between the word liberals.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  240   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} Santa Anna was invitied by the army chiefs to cut loose from the liberal rabble.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  241   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} he called a new hand-picked Congress in December, 1834.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  240   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Meanwhile, the liberal Congress went on destroying religion and the army. The country was in danger! And who do you suppose came forward to sacrifice himself for the fatherland? Right!   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  244   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Santa Anna against the King of France! A good match. But the bored Admiral Baudin refused to fight\dots{} if it had not been for the Prince de Joinville, there would probably have been no war at all. The Prince, however, was cut out of the same Byronic cloth as Santa Anna, and thirsted for glory\dots{} la douce France, \dots{}So Baudin prepared a landing party, and Santa Anna was awakened by shouting and firing in the streets. In his underclothing, with his unconquerable blade tucked under his arm, the hero escaped, leaving General Arista to hold the French. Once outside, Santa Anna was his old self. Orders flew, and soon a detachment of Mexican troops was exchanging shots with the Prince de Joinville’s marines from behind a barricade. French honor was appeased after several shours, and the Prince withdrew to his ships. Victory! Santa Anna mounted his white horse. Charge! At that moment the god of luck took him by the hand and led him into the path of a French cannonball. His left leg was shattered below the knee. Never would the fatherland be allowed to foget Santa Anna’s leg.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  240   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  A fair sample of the long litany of vituperation which has been leveled at every liberal leader from Jose Maria Morelos to Lazaro Cardenas. Santa Anna \dots{} For eight months he reigned as absolute dictator, with soldiers and   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  239   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Parenthesis in right margin by: Santa Anna heard his country’s call. His return from Manga de Clavo was the occasion for a popular demonstration. More pronunciamientos demanded that he be named dictator. Santa Anna was puzzled. After twenty days in power he left the stew to cook a while longer and went back to Manga de Clavo. The liberal Congress also made a bid for the support of the Illustrious Conqueror of the Spaniards by putting him in command of the government forces. But Santa Anna’s actions were ambiguous. He allowed himself to be “taken prisoner” by the conservative General Mariano Arista, until he should consent to become “Supreme Dictator and Redeemer of Mexico.” Gomez Farias managed by some miracle to put down the insurgents in the capital and generally showed more strength than Santa Anna had expected. So Santa Anna “escaped” from his captors and appeared before Congress, swearing “to defend the Constitution till death,” and vowing that his hatred of tyranny was “eternal.” Congress simply did not believe him. Meanwhile, the insurgents laid siege to Puebla, and Santa Anna met the challenge in his best style; “We march to bring aid to the brave sons of Puebla who \dots{} are defending their sacred walls with a valor worthy of being perpetuated in the annals of our history!”   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  245   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Santa Anna’s leg was to be paraded with such effect that revolutions and more revolutions would have to be fought, thousands upon thousands of Indian boys would have to die, and half the territory of the nation would have to be sacrificed, before the leg could be paid for. Santa Anna loved his wound with pathological intensity.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  244   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  French Read   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  251   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Parenthesis in right margin by: The Retreat from Moscow. The army that entered San Luis Potosi seventeeen days later was an army of barefoot skeletons. The news of the defeat was received in Mexico City with the usual prounciamientos against the goverment. Deadlock between Gomez Farias and the rebels. The Great ARbiter hastened to the scene. He was the only one who could decide the conflict, because he was the only one without convictions. And, of course, he reassumed the presidency.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  303   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The unfortunate result of his insulting interference was that Huerta found himself unexpectedly backed by a strong wave of patriotism. He all but expelled John Lind and made warlike gestures at Washington. Puzzled and angry at such lack of appreciation, President Wilson decided that Huerta would have to be got rid of, by war, if necessary. He opened he border for the shipment of arms to the constitucionalistas Carranza, Villa, and Obregon, arms paid for by tens of thousands of head of cattle stolen from the vast empire of the Terrazas family of Chihuabua.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  279   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} that Juarez’ education in liberalism began at that time and that Ocampo became his guide and teacher.   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  247   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Anna’s firing squad the year before, was on hand to make the indispensable pronunciamiento, on July 15,1840. For twelve days the forces of Bravo and urrea were locked in a bloddy embrace in the streets of the capital and the unfortunate citizens were cut down by cannon fire, while they had to listen to the proclamations the Gomez Farias and Bustamante hurled at each other. Meanwhile, no word came from Manga de Clavo. How was Santa Anna to know which side was representing the true interests of the fatherland? Stalemate. An arrangement was made between the forces, Gomez Farias again trudged off into exile, and the liberals went back to their holes. General Anastasio Bustamante was again president, by the grance of Santa Anna and the Poder Conservador   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  280   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  But with all their advantages of good leadership and unity, the conservatives were no better off than they had been with Santa Anna. They were even worse off, because the liberals held the port of Vera Curz, where all foreign goods entered and paid duties.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  265   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} no greater food value.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  250   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The garrison of the capital could not stomach the pretensions of Paredes, and “pronounced.” The country was without a leader. The country was in danger. Yes, Santa Anna was back from his exile, uninvited. He was received with distrust, but received. The smart Yankees had let him through the blockade at Vera Cruz, and Santa Anna retired to El Encero to await the inevitable call. The factions in the capital wre bidding for his support. The liberals looked stronger. The liberals won it. Valentin Gomes Farias, also back from exile and again at the head of the his puros, begged Santa Anna not to   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  289   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} Belen Penitentiary, or were shot “while attempting to escape,” an effective device known as the Ley Fuga.   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  262  \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  A circle around two letters in word reboso marking above word z   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  306   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Penciled star in left margin by top of second paragraph   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  308   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Penciled star in left margin by bottom of first paragraph   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  340–341   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Missoulian, Wednesday, January 5,1994 newspaper article title Mexican army quells uprising   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  279   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  In the long and tragic years of the civil war he never yielded or compromised or deviated from the straight path of Law, as he saw it. It was Juarez stubborn conviction of right which held his mercurial party together for ten desperate years.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  250   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  back to put it out. But his troops were fed up and began to desert. By squads, by companies, by regiments, they deserted, while small arms, cannon, and equipment filled the ditches. Within a short week the army of Santa Anna was nothing but a memory.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  247   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  General Bustamante was at his wits’ end to outplay the Beneme-   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  247   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Handwritten arrow   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  248   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  rito de la Patria. Suddenly inspired, he did a back somersault and himself “pronounced” for the liberals and the Constitution of 1824!   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  249   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The bill came very high: taxes and more taxes; a twenty per cent duty on imports; a “voluntary” contribution by all the householders of the capital; bottomless depression. Santa Anna, bored by the complaints, retired again to Manga de Clavo and his cockpit, leaving General Bravo to carry on But Bravo could not cope with the roar of hatred that went up on all sides, and hte hero was hastily recalled, The seventh return of Cincinnatus.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  277   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Line in left margin above first paragraph   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  249   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  General Valentin Canalizo, who had been left to run the show, satisfied no one. How could he? Another weary cycle of pronunciamientos, and Cincinnatus was sent for again. The eighth return.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  286–287   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Torn piece of newspaper   \\
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\section{Massai-Broncho Apache}

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\relax  Author:  &  Alberta Begay   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: magazine   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  True West Magazine   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1959   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Hayden, Lee A   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974   \\
\relax  Summary  &  1959 July-August Magazine article: The true story of an Chiricahua Apache warrior Massai, the son of White Cloud and Little Starr as told by his daughter. The story unfolds at Mescal mountain when Geronimo comes into the Indian camp to ask for help in fighting\Slash{}wage war against the White man..This story follows the Indians into into war and eventual captivity with Geronimo getting killed at the end.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  44   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Underlined in blue ink pen: The stomach of the deer was cleaned for use as a water bag.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  1   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Written in blue ink pen at bottom of first page: True West Magazine Aug 1959.   \\
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\section{Mathematics Mechanics}

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\relax  Author:  &  International Correspondent   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Math   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  International Textbook Company   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &    \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2019-1   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Wren   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Textbook containing the subjects of arithmetic; elements of algebra; logarithms; geometry and trigonometry; and elementary mechanics.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  2–3   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Bookmarker entitled, How to Open a New Book.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  42–43   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Advertisement for Frary \& Burlingame, Great Falls, Montana, used as a bookmark. Math problems written on the front and back of the card.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  6   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Pressed flower.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  30–31   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Application for the Department of Physical Training at Oregon Agricultural College, used as a bookmark. The application, dated 1921, was filled out by Ivan F. Selstrom.   \\
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\section{Maximina}

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\relax  Author:  &  Armando Palacio Valdes   \\
\relax  Language:  &  Spanish   \\
\relax  Category:  &  Fiction   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Espasa-Calpe, S.A.   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &    \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2019-27   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Wren   \\
\relax  Summary  &    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  196   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} por la calle abajo,\dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  83   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} tiempo a contemplarle \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  226   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} cumple \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  84   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} no tiempo ya de \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  85   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} Padece usted del estomago? \dots{} compadeco ..   . Markings in margin.    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  93   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} siendo \dots{} Marking in margin.    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  102   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} doble efecto. Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  99   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} tuvieran\dots{}. Ie tocaban\dots{}.. les vio irse. Markings in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  228   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} preguntandole \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  229   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} blandos\dots{}.. traza de \dots{} Marking in margin and question mark in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  226   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  — Note indicative (the word indicative is underlined). Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  167   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} tiempo de\dots{}.. saludarla \dots{} Markings in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  136   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} se enojo por\dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  201   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} afrenta de \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  114   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} que Ie tocaban en \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  53   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} dijeses que me perdonas. Marking in margin.    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  9   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} felicitarles. Marking in right margin.    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  47   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} quye se viniese \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  106   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  No por eso se crea \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  78   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} levanto\dots{}.. cuanto mas \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  109   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} habia estado. Marking in margin.    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  71   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} que Io bace. Markings in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  122   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} cumplio su juramento. Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  88   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} justo con mendoza, Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  66   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} oirles \dots{} Marking in margin.    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  68   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} y soy perdido! Marking in margin.    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  101   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} no seas cursi! \dots{} gozas en \dots{} Markings in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  70   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} tu haces \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  137   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} dar una palabra y no cumplirla; \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  108   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} no sabes de algun \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  138   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  No seas tan \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  51   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} te Io ten.» Marking and question mark in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  207   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} porque la temblase un poco la \dots{} Marking in margin   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  45   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} alguna delicadeza \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  41   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} advirtio \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  35   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} vista una mujer\dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  34   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  La razon \dots{} Markiing in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  17   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} estaba pobre. Marking in right margin.   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  18   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} pillos estan. Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  90   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  hacersela? The last three letters of the word hacersele are circled. The letter “n” in sino is crossed out. Another question mark in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  65   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} gozo el. Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  104   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} si fuese con \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  220   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} cierra \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  24   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} Ie ayudo a vestirlo,\dots{} tedes esta jovencita,\dots{} Markings in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  217   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} bien que Io\dots{}. bien de\dots{}.. sangre Ie suministraba el sustento,\dots{} Markings in margin.   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  212   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} sabia la ruina \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  210   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}desecho\dots{}.. amor de su\dots{} pasado el verano \dots{} Markings in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  89   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} advirtiese que estaban \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  213   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} era algundime-\dots{} algun dinero \dots{} caerme. Markings in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  202   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} supongamos\dots{}. tu me matas. Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  203   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} Ie hizo \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  204   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} se autorizaba murmurar era: Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  127   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} es \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  199   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} hacer caso de ti, y \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  140   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} abandonada\dots{} Ie hacia semejar\dots{}. curiosidad por\dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  143   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} cumplir con\dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  147   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} Me muero, me muero \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  148   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} cuanto mas \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  157   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} pasara bastaria \dots{} Markings in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  158   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} do el andaluz insistido,\dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  159   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Mucho Ie ofenderia\dots{} senorita\dots{}.. en trazas\dots{}.. por Io nueva y Io eficaz \dots{} Markings and question mark in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  162   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} Ie pregutaban\dots{} mas que en las \dots{} Markings in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  50   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} se Io lleva usted\dots{} cumpla \dots{} Marking and question in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  164   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} advirtiendole,\dots{} hacerle \dots{} Markings in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  163   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} les obligo a \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  171   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} autorizaba \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  174   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} Ie saludo \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  221   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} la contesto \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  176   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} para \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  178   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} les \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  179   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} insultarles\dots{}. si ejecutaba \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  183   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  la demostraba\dots{}. susurraba \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  185   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} desde hace un mes he experimentado,\dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  188   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Nunca hubiese llegado! Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  190   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} creer que yo puedo \dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  200   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} has de ser bueno con Julia\dots{}.. el\dots{} Marking in margin.   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 76

\section{Mechanics of Materials}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Philip Gustave Laurson   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Math   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  John Wiley \& Sons, Inc   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1938   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  R. Vernon Proctor   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K1075-31   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Shelagh Sayers   \\
\relax  Summary  &  textbook for courses in strength of materials for basic engineering   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  inside front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \$10.00   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  404   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science and Technology (in Lincoln Library), article “Copper”, gives the following data for fully annealed copper wire: [ultimate] tensile strength = 32,000 lb\Slash{}in(2) yield point = 10,000 lb\Slash{}in(2) elongation in two inches = 45\% Modulus of elasticity of “copper” (unspecified kind) is given as 16.5 x 10(6) lb\Slash{}in(2)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  186   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  parentheses around problem on restrained beams — see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  inside back cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Suppose the section of the beam is a trapezoid of height H, width W at the top, and width V at the bottom Then the distance of the neutral axis from the bottom of the beam is : H(V + 2W)\Slash{}3(V + W), and I = H(3)\Slash{}36(V + W) [(V+W)2 + 2VW]   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  187   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  24.90\# in is written next to the combined moment diagram   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  294   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The derivations on this page assume that the load is concentrated at a single point, and that the changes represent deflection of that point of the elastic member   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  304   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  305   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  inside front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  This book is a part of the library R. Vernon Proctor   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  399   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  .494in(2) = 3.187 cm(2)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  back cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  last page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Poisson’s Ratio: pp. 9–11   \\
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\end{minipage}
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 12

\section{Medici, The}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Colonel G. F. Young, C. B.   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  The Modern Library, Inc.   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1930   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &   Culclasure   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2018-8   \\
\relax  Summary  &  This book is a history of the Medici family. According to the author, the Medici family played an important role in the in the rebirth of learning and art in the Europe of their time as well in science. But the author attempts to go beyond the historical record of the family by writing about the Medici as merely a family.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 316   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  ‘The conquest of Mexico was completed Aug. 13, 1521, not 1522. Prescott, Conquest of Mexico, Bantom, 1967, page 602 There is an asterisk (*) at the very end of the third paragraph which obviously corresponds to the aforementioned note.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 763   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  This is underlined: Brunelleschi simply cracked the end of the egg There is then an arrow drawn from this underlining to the top margin where the following in written: The same story is told of Columbus   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  On the 1\textsuperscript{st} page inside the front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  200   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 3

\section{Medieval Cities}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
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\relax  Author:  &  Henri Pirenne   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Category:  &  History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Doubleday Anchor Books   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1925   \\
\relax  Origin:  &    \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:   &  Aunt Bonnies Books   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-4   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Story of the revival of trade and urban life in Europe in the 10\textsuperscript{th} and 11\textsuperscript{th} centuries amidst the ruins left first by the breakdown of classical civilization and then by the fury of the Northmen. This revival ended the Dark Ages and opened the period of Medieval civilization.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found: 34  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &    \\
\relax  Description:  &  Vertical dash Next to excerpt: There the Russian merchants had a special quarter and made commercial treaties, the oldest of which dates back to the ninth century, regulating their relations with the population.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  35   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The activity of Russian trade was main-    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  24   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  abandoned gold coinage (and) silver   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  65   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}twelfth century it had reached the shores of\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  21   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Charlemagne and his successors to pro..   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  21   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Carolingian Empire   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  36   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Vertical dash   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Next to excerpt: It was not fated to withstand the crisis which the Petchenegs brought about in the eleventh century. The invasion of these barbarians along the shores of the Caspian and the Black Seas brought in heir rain consequences identical to those which the invasion of Islam in the Mediterranean had had for Western Europe in the eighth century.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  27   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  great thing that Charlemagne accomplished was accomplished either by his military strength or by his alliance with the Church.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  44   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Vertical dash   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Though they had lost their functions in civil administration, the cities therefore continued to serve as the key points in religious administration. Each diocese comprised the territory about the city which contained its cathedral, and kept in constant touch with it.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  28   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Vertical dash   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Next to excerpt: treasury providing for the salary of functionaries, for public works, and for the maintenance of the army and the navy. The financial impotence which caused its downfall was a clear demonstration of the impossibility it encountered of maintaining a political structure on an economic base which was no longer able to support the load.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  24   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  reform of the monetary system (and) by Charlemagne   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  36   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Vertical dash   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}Frankish State, with the Carolingian dynasty, had been removed to the watershed of the Rhine. And to end by making the parallel still more conclusive, there arose, in Russia as in Gaul, a landed aristocracy, and a demesnial system was organized in which the impossibility of exporting or of selling forced production to be limited to the needs of the proprietor and his peasants.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  37   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Vertical dash   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}the theory that the economy of the Carolingian era was not the result of an internal evolution but must be attributed to the closing of the Mediterranean by Islam.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  43   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Vertical line   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The merchants who once frequented them, or dwelt there, disappeared and with them disappeared the urban character which they had still preserved during the Merovingian era. Lay society no longer had the least use for them. Round about them the great demesnes lived their own life. There is no evidence that the State, itself constituted on a purely agrarian basis, had any cause to be interested in their fate. It is quite characteristic, and quite illuminating, that the palaces (palatia) of the Carolingian princes were not located in the towns.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  53   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  . economic renaissance, whose first symptoms appeared in the couse of the tenth century\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  58   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  increase in population   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  58   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  real commercial revival   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  65   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Marseilles took on new life\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  18   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Vertical dash   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Next to excerpt: The forces which he placed at her service were, moreover, forces of the north.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  58   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  eleventh century   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  15   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Islam took no more than fifty years to spread from   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  20   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Vertical dash   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Vertical dash next to beginning paragraph: More and more, the Moslems consolidated their domination over the sea. In the course of the ninth century they seized the\dots{}.. (See attached)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  19   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Empire of Charle (and) an inland one.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  17   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Frankish Empire was fated to lay the foundations of the Europe of the   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  29   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Vertical dash   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Monasteries, whose number multiplied with such remarkable rapidity after the seventh century, were receiving bountiful gifts of land.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  41   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Vertical dash   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Neither Greece or Rome knew anything analogous to the strictly local and particularist bourgeoisie of the Middle Ages. The life of the city was blended with the national life.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  31   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Marked   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Beginning of paragraph marked with dash: This economy, in which production had no other aim than the sustenance of the demesnial group and which in consequence was absolutely foreign to the idea of profit, can not be considered as a natural and spontaneous phenomenon.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  32   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Vertical dash   \\
\relax  Description:  &  We know that bands of sea-faring Norsemen, that is to say of Scandinavians originally from Sweden, established their dominatin over the Slavs of the watershed of the Dnieper during the course of the ninth century. These conquerors, whom the conquered designated by the name of Russians, naturally had to congregate in groups in order to insure their safety in the midst of the populations they had subjected.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  31   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Vertical dash   \\
\relax  Description:  &  abroad, they would not have neglected to profit thereby. They did not sell because they could not sell, and they could not sell because markets were wanting.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  16   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  From this (and) separated, instead of uniting   \\
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\end{minipage}
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 30

\section{Merchant of Venice, The}

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\noindent
 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  William Shakespeare   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Category:  &  Fiction   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Airmont Publishing Company, Inc.   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1965   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2019-15   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Wren   \\
\relax  Summary  &  A classic from Shakespeare.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  8–9   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  A doubled-over (1\Slash{}2”) piece of masking tape, used as a bookmark.   \\
\hline
\end{tabularx}
\end{minipage}
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 1

\section{Metamrophoses}

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\noindent
 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Ovid   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: fiction   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Indiana University Press   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1964   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2019-18   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Shelagh Sayers   \\
\relax  Summary  &  a translation of Roman verse by Rolfe Humphries   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  175   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  loyalty to spouse   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  202   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  looks like they weren’t so poor at that   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  130   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The impious are punished   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  176   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Chaucer’s Griselda   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  8   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Like O.T. God.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  256   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  i.e., fuck   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  367   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  79   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  cruel and impatient   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  373   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  what about the “great sum?” — whatever that may be.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  6\&7   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  inside back cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  218   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  18   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  well, well!   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  205   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  if it’s that damn big, Erysichthon has performed quite a feat in chopping it down all by himself.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  This is on loan   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Kaczynski 463 No. Ridge Lomard, III 60148 is stamped twice and David Stallmann W — 317 Hillcrest 353–1445 is handwritten in pen   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  24   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  racy sense of humor!   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  11   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Gotterdammerung. One suspects that Classical and Germanic mythology sprang from some common ancestor. Vulcan = Wayland (the smith), so I’ve read   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  392   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Here, Ovid is engaging in the most slavish, degrading, dispicable flattery.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  217   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  death of God’s son ressurrection   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  368   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Back to Golden Age Garden of Eden   \\
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\end{tabularx}
\end{minipage}
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 21

\section{Metodo Berlitz}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  M. D. Berlitz   \\
\relax  Language:  &  Spanish   \\
\relax  Category: Textbook  &    \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  M.D. Berlitz   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1928   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K794-32   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Culclasure   \\
\relax  Summary  &  This is a Spanish grammar book. The entire book is in Spanish. The book contains many exercises concerning the use of grammatical constructions and verb conjugations. It is noted that most of this book’s pages contain markings such as lines, question marks (?) and brackets in the margins. There are also many circled Spanish words within the text of each page as well as check marks in the margins.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 134   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  however much?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 96   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  really? the kind — but don’t understand in this context.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 95   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  For no pay(?)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 94   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note form why ser, not estar?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 105   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  dejar = let, leave, allow,   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 125   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 138   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 135   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  wires?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 133   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  con-clus-ively?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 131   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  How understand in this context OK- collisions of machines (planes) What here?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 130   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  t?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 129   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  in spite of   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 136   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  habra?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 108   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  coming? Note Note   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 116   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  one or another? why? why?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 114   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  How what mean in this context? ‘Porque no podia ver nada.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 112   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  a Ramon verle   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 111   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  idiom? why not la molesta? Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 98   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note form move in   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 109   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  But isn’t this the polite rather than familiar form? Note why subj? Note why estar?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 99   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note form Note form Note el, not Io   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 107   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  idiom Note Note form figure, here?   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 106   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  how fit here?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Inside cover page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  .50   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 104   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 119   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 101   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  all that   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 118   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  (illegible) their chick (illegible) from growing??   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 110   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  NOTE Note form   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 37   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  enter, leave — go out, sit down, rise, get up   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 103   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  all that (?) what is being worn. Note form   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 191   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 66   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  For the present?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 33   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  church   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 14   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Black, white, Red, Green, (Blue?), Book, Ink, (paper?), hat   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 17   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Which, Nose?, shoulder, hand, foot   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 18   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  arm, right, left, on?, chair?, under, between, standing, where? Also, the Spanish word caja is circled.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 19   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  before, behind, in?, hall, room?, outside of, here   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 20   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins there, takes, puts   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 23   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &   Margins to count    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 53   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  only, each, leap year, begin, look The Spanish word “sirvase” is underlined.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 27   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Tomen, Pongan, Cierren, Abran, Lieven, Traigan, Vayan, Vengan   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 117   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note Note what for (illegible) they call (??) (why do they call it a resfriado ? (??))   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 34   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &   Margins cane    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 127   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  d OK   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 124   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 123   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  must be Phoenicians why this form? was to? the ancient what languages?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 122   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  become   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 121   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  In this context? were insipid (?)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 91   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  “one” used as in English   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  En el Hotel   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  (baggage) checks? presently? is Hegar irregular?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 126   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 24   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  homework   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 47   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  push   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 43   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  sopera — soup bowl, mono — monkey, things, statue, that which, view, ugly, peacock, owl, can’t, can, to touch, high, low, without,   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 42   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  saber — to taste, sabor — taste, cheese, agrio — lemon taste, flat, beer, children   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 41   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  smell, olor — noun, smell, sugar bowl, sugar, tetera — tea pot, cafetera — coffee pot, jarra — picture, botella — bottle, vaso — drinking glass, copa — wine, copita, taza — tea drink?, in cup, spoon, fork, large plate, cucharita small spoon, cucharon large spoon   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 40   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Slash mark.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 39   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  imperative, infinitive, pronouns came after in one word, why?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 120   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  exact sense?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 157   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note Note   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 165   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 144   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 163   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 162   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Why not subj (illegible) Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 161   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 62   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  (illegible) it strike 12; I go (?)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 159   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  the hoosegow! NOTE   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 145   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  shouldn’t it be “Ie”? Note but why?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 156   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &    \\
\relax  Description:  &  Anecdotas   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note idiom “what do you want?”   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 152   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 151   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note Note Why Ser, not estar?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 148   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &   Margins Note    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 166   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 146   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Highlighted   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 169   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note Note Note, not subj.   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &    \\
\relax  Description:  &  Page 160   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note sing. bad faced?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  El Reloj   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  and therefore, still, shorter, previous, each, stop   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 139   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  why subj Not subj How know when to make subj? COND. But in ex 3 uses IMPER SUBJ AFTER “en que caso.” why subj instead of cond? Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 86   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Why here?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 85   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  why not a “les” here? Is that “Ie” and “les” stuff optional? (illegible) of ve (illegible) ellos   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 83   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Is this true? no es sino conjetura -Entonces, a este hombre no Ie gusta comer came.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 76   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  goat leather? It is going to be six? For the present, things will be as you arrange them (?) if it appears you — but (illegible) mean this context?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 164   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  uproot-but in this context?? Note Note Note Note Note deflower why present tense?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 70   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  conditional — but why? must be subjunctive hence; polite imperative   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 69   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The Spanish word “veamos” is circled. must be “let us see” — present subjunctive.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 67   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  to “have to do — like English “have to” — for “must”. like English future “going to do.” The Spanish words “va” and “despues” are circled.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 52   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  wind, hair   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 211   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note \}un-clear to me   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 63   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Idiom — 200 years ago The Spanish words “hace doscientos anos?” are underlined.   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 213   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins note note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 61   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  redundant?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 54   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  already   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 90   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  coat? engage is necessary   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 71   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  EACH   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 177   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 209   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  one-eyed but (illegible) mean here?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 16   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  You, Usted, this, student, I   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 212   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  note why subj, not cond?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 167   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note Note Note Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 168   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  why this form? Note subj   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 192   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 178   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note Note What in context? Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 185   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  why pl?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 174   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  (illegible) ont?” Note Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 173   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note Note use of subj why subj?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 172   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Why Io not Ie?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 171   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  why (illegible) pl. Note Note, not subj.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 170   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Highlighted   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 205   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  don’t get this sentence OK , means he would wait in London to give whatever “satisfactiosn” (duels) they might demand   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 143   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  why subj not cond? Es verdadero?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 64   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Similar to English formation “is taking.” “Esta tomando” is underlined. Why “se,” Is it not redundant?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 179   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 216   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 142   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  dictionary says hada feminine! Note Note Note — sometimes subj. sometimes not. beberia comidaria comprare saldria volvere   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 141   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  why present tense now? pegaria? Note fem. here Berlitz makes error, should be la hada   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 180   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note Note pres, subj Note Caught?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 215   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 195   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  why los not les?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 217   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  vosotros? Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 218   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Highlighted   \\
\relax  Description:  &  why   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 219   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  OK   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 221   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Fut. subj. Probably means huyais note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 183   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  probably means, having been cut into quarters, It still doesn’t lose its authority, though “round shield” is rodela, I assume this means, “In whatever land they value more (look and use if they are too sagacious!) his shields [depicted on coins] in peace then [real] shields in war.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 202   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Seems absurd remark context OK   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 201   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note eagerness or pledge? lights? But why here? But I think there is reason to believe that there is less govt corruption, intriguiing, etc. in English-speaking than in Spanish-speaking countries.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 199   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note Note Notee   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 198   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  unclear to me \{   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 147   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note Note FARTS? Beautiful tricks???   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 207   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Note   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 214   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  note ok, understand   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 197   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins Note   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 133 \textbar{}

\section{Midcentury Revolution, 1848}

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\noindent
 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Robert W. Lougee   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Category:  &  history   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  D.C. Heath and Company   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1972   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies Books   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-24   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Summary  &  Schoolbook on society and revolution in France and Germany. Explores the social origins of the Revolution, particularly in France and Germany, and the roles that the more active social groups played in the Revolution.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  90   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  March   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  114   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Bavaria   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  115   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Berlin   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  112   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Baden   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  107   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  liberal   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  101   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Reaction   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  37   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Droncke   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  40   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Feuerbach   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  72   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  People came out spontaneously   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  122   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Middle Rhine Hecker   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  74   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  had support of military Mobile Guard except   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  113   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Hesse (illegible)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  92   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Counter (illegible) gain support by skillful policy April   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  93   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Peasants conservative   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  96   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  reaction against workshops   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  36   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Engles   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  98   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  (illegible) had military support   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  94   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  May 15   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  73   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Found Direction from students   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  186   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  lack of leadership   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  33   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Leroux   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  32   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Blanc AA’i.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  34   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Provdhon   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Numerous pages   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Throughtout entire book, almost every page, excerpts are underlined. See attached.,   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  187   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  loyalty to tradition   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  38   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Dahlmann   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  184   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  difference in interests   \\
\hline
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 27

\section{Minds and Machines}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Hilary Putnam   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Philosophy   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &    \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &    \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Hayden, Lee A   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Minds and Machines explores the various issues and puzzles that make up the traditional mind-body problem which are wholly linguistic and logical in character. Specificially, trying to show issues that arise in connection with any computing system capable of answering questions about its own structure, and have thus nothing to do with the unique nature (if it is unique) of human subjective experience.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  1   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Marked in black ink pen and placed in a paragraph format above the title on the first page of article: This is from Dimensions of Mind: A symposium, Edited by Sidney Hook, New York University Press, 1960 (comprising the proceedings of the third annual New York University Institute of Philosophy, held at Washington Square, New York, May 15–16, 1959.)   \\
\hline
\end{tabularx}
\end{minipage}
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 1

\section{Modern Physics}

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\noindent
 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Charles E. Dull   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Category:  &  science   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Holt, Rineheart \& Winston, Inc   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1963   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Shelagh Sayers   \\
\relax  Summary  &  co-authored by H. Clark Metcalaf and John E. Williams; a physics textbook for high school   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K1075-32   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  648   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Magnesium 648.8 degrees C (Handbook of Chern \& Phys.)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  662   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Systems of units: see p. 115   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  649   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  next to the resistivity of iron: this figure confirmed in another book; x10\textsuperscript{A}-6 is added to the middle column of the resistivity table   \\
\hline
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 3

\section{Mushroom Hunter’s Field Guide, The}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Alexander H. Smith   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: science   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  The University of Michigan Press   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1967   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K1075-35   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Shelagh Sayers   \\
\relax  Summary  &  an introduction to the art of mushroom hunting   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  price tag of \$6.95   \\
\hline
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 1

\section{My Life as an Indian}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  J.W. Schultz   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Fawcett Premier Book   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1935   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown    \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Martinez   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-50   \\
\relax  Summary  &  J. W. Schultz presents a stirring personal portrait of the Blackfeet. This book is a source of historical information and a vivid and memorable era of the American past.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  201   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Bracket in right margin by: The men married to Indian women — squawmen, as they were contemptuously called — suffered most, and, strange to say, the wives of the newcomers, not the men, were their bitterest enemies. They forbade their childern to associate with the half-breed children, and at school the position of the latter was unbearable. The white ones beat them and called them opprobrious names. This hatred of the squawman was even carried into politics.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  85   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Bracket in right margin by: “Montana!” cried the judge, lifting his glass. “Here’s to her and her sun-kissed plains. Here’s to those of us whom kind fortune has given a life within her bounds. Of all men, we are most favored of the gods.” We all Icheered the toast — and drank.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  53   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  ‘The next sentence, deleted by the editors, goes: “The more I thought it over, the harder my pecker got.”   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  80   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Bracket in left margin by: \dots{} uproariously, and slapped each other on the back, and I gazed solemnly, reproachfully at them. I could not see that I had said anything funny. “He’s goin’ home,” said Sorrel Horse, “and he’s goin’ to be a good, quiet little boy ever after.” “And go to church,” said Berry. “And walk the straight and narrer path, world without end, and so forth,” Sorrel Horse concluded. “Well, you see how it is,” I said. “I’ve got to go — much as I would like to remain here with you; I simply must go.” “Yes,” Berry acquiesced; “you have to go all right — but you’ll come back, and sooner than you think. These plains and mountains, the free life you have, and they’ll never let go. I’ve been back there myself; went to school there, and all the time old Montana kept calling me, and I never felt right until I saw the sun shining on her bare plains once more and the Rockies looming up sharp and clear in the distance.”   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  87   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Brackets in right margin by: \dots{} we have seen it, the wagons, crowded with people, roaring across the plain, killing and scaring the buffalo. Some day you write to our Grandfather (the President) and tell him that we will not allow one to enter our country. Yes, tell him that 1, Big Lake, send him this word: ‘The white men shall neither put a fire-wagon trail across the country of my people, nor settle here and tear up the sod of our valleys in order to plant the things they feed upon.”   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  201   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Bracket in right margin by: Let me correct the general impression of the squawmen, at least as to those I have known, the men who married Blackfeet women. In the days of the Indians’ dire extremity, they gave them all they could, and were content so long as there remained a little bacon and flour for their families; and some days there was not even that in the houses of some of them, for they had given their all. With the Indian they starved for a time, perchance. Scattered here and there upon the reservation, they built for themselves neat homes and corrals, and fenced their hay lands, all of which was an object lesson to the Indian.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  152   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Bracket in left margin by: “Then came winter, and snow fell on the high slopes, falling lower, still lower, until the mountains were white clear to the plains. Nothing was now hidden from me of the happenings of the night. Wherever I went the snow gove me the story as well as if some one had looked on, had seen it all, and then related it. Here walked, and fed, and played, and rested deer and elk; here a bear prowled around, turning over logs and stones. There were tracks of wolf, and coyote, and bobcat and fox, each hunting in his own way for something with which to fill his belly.   \\
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\section{My Lives in Russia}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Markoosha Fischer   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Other   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Harper \& Brothers Publishers   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1944   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-7   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Summary  &  A Russian woman, married to an American journalist, writes about her personal experience in Russia under both Czarist and Soviet regimes. A personal book giving, through the experience of one family, an understanding of Russian life.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  137   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  ‘There’s an easy solution to that problem — just don’t fuck. Kalahari bushmen and old — time Apache Indians practiced contraception by refraining from intercourse. Apparently civilized people have less will-power than primitive savages. (Underlined text followed by an asterik is as folllows: “do not want to be converted into child-bearing machines”.   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 1

\section{Napoleon}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Felix Markham   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  New American Library, The   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1963   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2018-3   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Culclasure   \\
\relax  Summary  &  This is a biography of Napoleon Bonaparte. The biography covers Napoleon’s life from his early years on Corsica to his death.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 30   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Short, vertical mark in the left margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 20   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Short, vertical mark in left margin.   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 2

\section{Napoleon Buonaparte Builder or Wrecker}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Beatrice Becker   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Presses du Palais Royal   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1967   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2018-13   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Culclasure   \\
\relax  Summary  &  This book is a history of Napoleon Buonaparte’s rise to power, his rule over France, his European conquests, his exile on the Island of Elba, and his return to power. The first chapter contains biographical info regarding Napoleon’s childhood and youth.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Title page.   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  1.00   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 1

\section{Napoleonic Revolution, The}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Robert B. Holtman   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  J. B. Lippincott Company   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1967   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2018-19   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Culclasure   \\
\relax  Summary  &  This is a book about Napoleon Bonaparte and the impact he had on the history of Europe. It begins with an overview of what life was like in the Eighteenth Century and then goes on to relate the career of Napoleon, his rule over France and his European conquests. This book aims to give the reader a broader understanding of what the “Napoleonic revolution” meant to the world.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Title page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  255 is written in the upper right corner.   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 1

\section{Nazi Revolution, The}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
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\relax  Author:  &  John L. Snell   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  D. C. Heath and Company   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1973   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2018-15   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Culclasure   \\
\relax  Summary  &  The sub-title to this book is “Hitler’s Dictatorship and the German Nation” and it is a compilation of writings by different authors edited by the late John L. Snell and revised and with an introduction by Allan Mitchell, University of California, San Diego. The book is divided into four parts with each part devoted to one aspect of the Nazi movement. Each part has about six writings pertaining to Nazi Germany and Hitler. One part is devoted exclusively to the personality of Hitler. Another part is about the Nazi movement in the greater context of the whole of German history.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 88   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The following is written in the bottom margin: *A. J. P. Taylor defends, in his history of W.W. 11, Hitler’s decision to attack Russia, pointing out that all the Allied intelligence services, as well as the Russins themselves believed Russia would quickly collapse if attacked by Germany.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 99   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The following is written in the right margin: and scientifically unfounded The following is written between the first two paragraphs: Jugendbund?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 84   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The following is written in the left and bottom margins: This contradicts statment of K. D. Bracher, p.45 of this book. Statement about “running away” to Vienna also contradicts Bracher (same page) who says Hitler’s mother “treated him” to the trip.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Cover title page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \$2.50   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 126   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The following is written in the top margin: But Spain was not a true fascist regime — Franco was a traditionalist, not a true revolutionary. I feel sure he had no sympathy for the radical and barbaric elements of Nazism   \\
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 5

\section{New England Frontier Puritans \& Indians}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
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\relax  Author:  &  Alden T. Vaughan   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: history   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Little, Brown \& Co.   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1965   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnie   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-38   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Shelagh Sayers   \\
\relax  Summary  &  exhaustive study of Puritan — Indian relations   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  throughout book   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  the vast majority of pages in this book have passages underlined; these pages have been photocopied but have not been commented on in this macro   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  337   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  This means, to escape the Puritans   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  45   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  ‘Some observers disagree, and say that while the women worked more than the men, still they had plenty of leisure time.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  inside front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Aunt Bonnie   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  326   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Nonsense   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  35   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  * It has been claimed that Indian medicine was actually more effective than European medicine of the time, since the Indians knew a lot about the medicinal properties of herbs.   \\
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 6

\section{New Understandings of Administration}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Harleigh B. Trecker   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: sociology   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Association Press   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1966   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-39   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Book about recent research findings from business, industry, the social and behavioral sciences, and education into clear basic principles and operational processes for agency executives, department heads, division directors, and their related board and committee members.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  119   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  bring disagreements into the open   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  110   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Marking in left margin. See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  112   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Vertical line in left margin. See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  113   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Bracket in right margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  114   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  decision   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  120   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  establishing and improving communication   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 6

\section{Nomads of South Persia}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
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\relax  Author:  &  Fredrik Barth   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Sociology   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Little Brown \& Company Year of 1961   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies Publication:   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-47   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Martinez   \\
\relax  Summary  &  The life style of the Basseri Tribe of the Khamseh Confederacy based on material collected in the field in Iran in the period December 1957 to July 1958.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  18   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins ,   \\
\relax  Description:  &  hypogamy — woman marries down in status bridewealth by man’s fam. is compensation   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Various pages   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Short vertical lines drawn in margins of numerous pages.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  19   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  (opp. hypergamy — dowry   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  15   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} frequent migrations \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  41   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  bilateral, nearly self-perpetuating kin groups.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  14   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  head,   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  15   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Domestic tasks \dots{} women and girls —   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  7   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} sheep and goats are milk, meat, wool and hides, while of the camel only the wool is used.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  9   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  trade.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  7   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Sour milk (mast) is a staple food,   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  29   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  achieved status   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  27   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  chief\dots{} lack of support form above,   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  26   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  recognized leader   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Ink stamp   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Aunt Bonnies New \& Used Books Used Books 1\Slash{}2 price or 20–40 cents with trades New Books 10\% discount 419 N. Main Helena, Montana   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  First page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Louis Miles 1.00   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  4   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  extensive pastures\dots{} seasonal   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  18   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} bride-price \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  7   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The natural rutting seasons \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  30   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Patrilineal descent   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  7   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Milk and its products \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  5   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  traditional route \dots{} schedule \dots{} yearly cycle constitutes the it-rah \dots{} it-rah \dots{} property \dots{} rights   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  9   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Agricultural work in general is disliked \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  14   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} distribution of authority and considerable division o labour\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  25   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  continuous re-affirmation by all its members.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  25   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  dispersal   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  23   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} relatively great independence and self-sufficiency,\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  20   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  land,   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  12   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} one elementary family of a man, his wife and their children,\dots{}   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &    \\
\relax  Description:  &  12   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  (semi-)virilocal   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  19   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} anticipatory inheritance,\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  6   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} more statioary in the summer,\dots{} winter, as in the summer, migrations are local and short   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  35   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  endogamy   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  18   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} hold separate title \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  18   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  neolocality   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  17   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} high standard of living \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  13   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} distinctive sheep-mark,\dots{} conracts   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  47   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  fear and suspicion   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  50   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  sections also differ somewhat in prestige   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  50   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  tribe — section — oulad — tent.    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &    \\
\relax  Description:  &  51   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  descent group FARS TRIBE (Tirs) (Family)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  52–53   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Torn piece of newspaper   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  29   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  agnatic kinship \dots{} matrilateral and affinal relations,    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  55   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  A man’s rights in an oulad thus depend on his patrilineal descent,   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  44   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  suspension of decisions   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  44   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  equal.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  11   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  tents \dots{} households are the basic units \dots{} poduction and consumption; \dots{} rights over all movable property \dots{} political purposes. The external sign of theexistence of such a social unit is the tent.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  47   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  sense of group-ness lessened; grid-ness increased   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  38   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  patrilineal, matrilineal, and affinal kinship.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  26   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  coercion \dots{} mutual consent\dots{} compromise \dots{} analysis on the processes   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  32   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  affinal relations   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  47   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  mutual trust   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  33   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  levirate — br of man(illegible) must marry his widow sororate — sister of woman must marry her widower   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  33   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  bride payments,   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  50   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  formal hierarchy of groups and sub-groups   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  33   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  levirate \dots{} sororate   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  54   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  allocated rights to usufruct,   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 56

\section{Nomands of the Long Bow}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Allan R. Holmberg   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Natural History Press, The Year of 1969   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies Publication:   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-64   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Martinez   \\
\relax  Summary  &  This book is written by a young anthropologist at the beginning of his career, about the life style of the Siriono Indians of eastern Bolivia.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  41   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  ‘Rodents do not have eye teeth   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  41   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} a rat, a squirrel,   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Ink stamp   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Aunt Bonnies New \& Used Books (illegible)   \\
\hline
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\end{minipage}
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 3

\section{Non-Flowering Plants}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Floyd S. Shuttleworth   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Science   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Golden Press, New York Year of 1967   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K1075-16   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Wren   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Additional author, Herbert S. Zim. Description of various ferns, mosses, lichens, mushrooms and other fungi.   \\
\hline
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 0

\section{Norse Discovery of America, The}

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\noindent
 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Graenlendinga S. Saga   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Hazell Watson Year of 1978   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-34 Hayden, Lee A   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Discovery of the North American Continent by the Norsemen, five centuries before Columbus. Book covers two medieval Icelandic sagas in how the Eric the Red founded an Icelandic colony in Greenland and how his son, Leif the Lucky, later sailed south to explore.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  100–101   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Located a folded piece of newspaper between pages 100–101, folded paper contained advertisement with the name: Mercury. No date or name of newspaper noted.   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 1

\section{Nuer, The}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  E.E. Evans-Pritchard   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Sociology   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Oxford University Press Year of 1972   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnie New \& Used Publication Books   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-30   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  SA Michael J. Maggipinto   \\
\relax  Summary  &  This book is a study of the Nuer of the Southern Sudan   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Inside front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The following was stamped inside the front cover: Aunt Bonnies New \& Used Books Used Books 1\Slash{}2 price or 20 (money sign for cents) — 40 (money sign for cents) with trades New Books 10\% discount 419 N. Main Helena, Montana   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 1

\section{Ochrana}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  A. T. Wassiliew   \\
\relax  Language:  &  Spanish   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Espasa-Calpe, S. A.   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Category:  &  history   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1966   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-8   \\
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\end{minipage}
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Book entirely in Spanish. Memoirs of the last director of the Russian police? \textbar{}

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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  124–125   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  a cuantas personas sabiamos habian de tomar parte en ella (with a vertical dash in margin)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  28   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  proveyendo a las autoridades de (with vertical dash in margin)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  20   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Vertical dash next to paragraph: Generalmente, los agentes disfrazados de cocheros no trabajaban solos, sino en compania de otros various que iban simulando ser viajeros.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  57   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  de cumplir   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  153   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  En la misma tarde   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  29   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Following words underlined in various places, along with vertical dashes in margin: senas acontecia averiguasen   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  182   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  algun recelo.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  42   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Vertical dash in margin next to underlined word: solo.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  171   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  La confusion (and) fue   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  125   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Una manana temprano (with vertical dash in margin)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  134   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Pasado un mes despues de mi nombramiento (with vertical dash in margin)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  135   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  susurro la zarino (with vertical dash in margin)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  147   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  a Io mas tardar (with vertical dash in margin)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  184   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  huirdela (and) temporalmente.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  153   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  que la Ochrana era la culpable (with vertical dash in margin)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  154   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  tanto mas agria cuanto que   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  161   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  senador N. I. Trusewitsch   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  67   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  mis que en la (with vertical dashes in margin)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  55   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  cumpli el deseo   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  49   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  conexion   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  48   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  solicito ser recibida   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  48   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  senal convenida   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  48   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  que Ie sucedieron   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  57   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  de Io que en realidad    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  152   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Por el camino    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  112   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Le adverti (with vertical dash in margin)    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  45   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  A mi pregunta de si conocia (with vertical dash in margin)   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 27

\section{Of Mice and Men}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
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\relax  Author:  &  John Steinbeck   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Category:  &  fiction   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Bantam Books   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1937   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number:  &  K2019-11   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Shelagh Sayers story about two homeless migrant workers   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  first page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Bonnie Bruce   \\
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 1

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  A. T. Wassiliew   \\
\relax  Language:  &  Spanish   \\
\relax  Category:  &  history   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Espasa-Calpe, S. A.   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1966   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-8   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Summary  &    \\
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\end{minipage}
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\section{Old Regime and the French Revolution, The}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
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\relax  Author:  &  Alexis de Tocqueville   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Doubleday Anchor Books Year of 1856   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies Publication.   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2018-6 Culclasure   \\
\relax  Summary  &  This book, a translation from the original French version, is a history of French politics before and during the French Revolution.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 204   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Pencil slash in top margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 175   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}parts of France in which the improvement in the standard of living was most pronounced were the chief centers of the revolutionary movement\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 205   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  This is a box drawn around the first paragraph.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 211   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Two vertical pencil slashes are in the left margin alongside the last two paragraphs.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 48   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}In short, the French and the American systems resembled each other-in so far as a dead creature can be said to resemble one that is very much alive\dots{}..   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 5

\section{Old West Magazine}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
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\relax  Author:  &    \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Category:  &  Magazine   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Old West Magazine   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1986   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Hayden, Lee A   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Fall Issue 1986, Various stories in magazine to include: Apache Revenge. No inserts or markings could be located.   \\
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 0

\section{On Being Sane in Insane Places}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  D.L. Rosenhan   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Category:  &  Article, Science   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Science Magazine   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1973   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Lewis \& Clark Library   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Hayden, Lee A   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Science Magazine January 19,1973 Article requested by Ted via Lewis \& Clark Library interlibrary loan on 03\Slash{}11\Slash{}1988. Author writes about if sanity and insanity exsist, how shall we know them? How what is viewed as normal in one culture may be seen as quite aberrant in another. This article is an experiment of whether sane can be distinguished from the insane (and whether degrees of insanity can be distinguished from each other) This article describes such an experiment. Eight sane people gained secret admission to 12 different hospitals. This experiment covers their diagnostic experiences as well as their description of experiences in psychiatric institutions.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  257   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Underlined in blue ink: we tend to invent “knowledge” and assume that we understand more than we actually do. We seem unable to acknowledge that we simply don’t know.   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 1

\section{Organization Man, The}

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\relax  Author:  &  William H. Whyte, Jr.   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Sociology   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Simon and Schuster  \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1957   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-9 Hayden   \\
\relax  Summary  &  A study of a way of life that many Americans are now leading, and that many more are likely to lead. Book covers life under the protection of the big organization — the corporation, the government etc., Basically a study of society, the organization man, they are not the workers, nor are they the white-collar people in the usual clerk sense of the word. They are the ones that left home in our middle class, spiritually as well as physically, to take the vows of organization life.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 198, 199, 200   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &    \\
\relax  Description:  &  Composite Personality Test Handwritten notes in red and black pencil regarding test “Very interesting” comments made by Ted which reads: Black = my real answers Red = answers I conjecture to be “right.”   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 439   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Blocked paragraph in pencil reads: No man is an island unto himself,but how John Donne would writhe to hear how often, and for what reasons, the thought is so tiresomely repeated. It is premature. To preach technique before content, the skills of getting along isolated from why and to what end the getting along is for, does not produce maturity.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 11   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Between R and L margins, underlined words in sentence in black pencil: television sets, there’s not harm in them. Additionally the word “No” is written next to harm in them\dots{}.. The text that incorporates the above reads: “mass man” — a person the author has never met — nor will be there any strictures against ranch wagons, or television sets, or grey flannel suits. They are irrelevant to the main problem, and furthermore, there’s no harm in them.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 36   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Blocked paragraph Page 36 and written comments and in pencil reads: This is ridiculous if you conisder the frequency of bloody peasant revolts in middle ages.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 57   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Blocked Paragraph in pencil reads: In part this effort is propelled by natural distaste of the noncreative man for the creative, but again, there is the moral impulse.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 172   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Paragraph blocked in pencil only reads: Some could interpret this attitude on conformity as proof that top executives are conformist. I interpret it otherwise, to be aware of one’s conformity is to be aware that there is some antithesis between oneself and the demands of the system. This does not itself stimulate independence, but it is a necessary condition of it; and contrasted with the wishful vision of total harmony now being touted, it demonstrates a pretty tough-minded grasp of reality.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 358   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Underlined in pencil only: man, rather than society,was ultimately responsible for his destiny.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 440   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Blocked and underlined paragraph in black pencil reads: No one wants to see the old authoritarian return, but at least it could be said of him that what he wanted primarily from your sweat. The new man wants your soul.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 60   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Blocked Paragraph in pencil reads: group handbooks, conference leader’s tool kits, and the like, and you find what sounds very much like a call to arms by the mediocre against their enemies.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Pages 7, 8   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Black pencil: man exsists as a unit of society, of himselt, he is isolated, meaningless: only as he collaborates with others does he become worth while,\dots{}.. (Blocked and underlined in pencil:) there is the same idea that man’s character is decided, almost irretrievably, by his environment\dots{}.. (Blocked only in black pencil:) Like the utopian communities, it interprets society in a fairly narrow, immediate sense. One can believe man has a social obligation and that the individual must contribute to the community without believing that group harmony is the test of it.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 184   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Underlined in pencil only reads: the way to success in an organizational life depends upon being aware that most of the decisions that affect one’s destiny are made by others, and that only rarly will one have the opportunity to wrest control into his own hands.   \\
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\section{Origins of the Latin Amer. Revolutions 1808–1826}

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\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Lewis Hanke   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Category:  &  History   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1965   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-22   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Alfred A. Knoff, Inc.   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies Books   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  Aiello  &    \\
\relax  Summary  &  Deals with the Spanish and Portuguese empires in America, Latin American Independence, the exiled Jesuits, the role Britain, France, and the United States and their influences.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &    \\
\relax  Description:  &  152   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Asterik in margin for the following, also underlined: Of all the reforms inspired by the Spanish Enlightenment for improving the economic relations between Spain and her dominions the most important was undoubtedly free trade.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  39–40   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Lines to the left of a few paragraphs, see attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Numerous pages   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Various excerpts from numerous pages are underlined. See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  14–15   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Bracket in margin for one paragraph. See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  3–4   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Underlined with a big asterik: Fleeing before the march of Napoleon’s armies the royal family of Portugal sought safety in Brazil. There it remained for thirteen years. And in this vast and empty land the transition from colony to kingdom and from kingdom to independent empire was a gradual process. There was no abrupt break with the colonial past, no prolonged and devastating civil war. When the royal family returned to Portugal to 1821, the heir to the crown of Portugal himself became the emperor of Brazil, endowed the country with its constitution, and secured its entry into the family of nations, and with the support of a powerful plantation aristocracy, the throne thus peacefully established survived for sixty-five years.   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  123   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Big asterik next to the following, also underlined: Revolutions are caused not by he completely oppressed but by those who have tasted liberty and want more. By giving Americans a vision of better government and denying them a significant share in its operation, the reforms of Charles III, both in their administrative and in their commercial aspects, helped to precipitate the collapse of the imperial regume they were intended to prolong.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Inside front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Karen Hardegger   \\
\hline
\end{tabularx}
\end{minipage}
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 7

\section{Orwell:1984 Reflexiones desde 1984}

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\noindent
 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Carlos Garcia Gual   \\
\relax  Language:  &  Spanish Category: Sociology   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Espasa-Calpe, SA-U.N.E.A.   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1984   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-19 Hayden   \\
\relax  Summary  &  All in Spanish   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 13   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Animal Farm?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 119   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  “Soma” is from Brave New World   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 112   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Son novelas   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 65   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  If you believe preceding article (p. 40) he never was a communist.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Throughout book   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  There are numerous underlinings of words and markings such as question marks, brackets and lines in the page margins throughout this book. All marked pages copied. See copies for pages and markings.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 127   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  I don’t agree — unless you make the definition of “totalitarianism” (illegible) to include Brave New World   \\
\hline
\end{tabularx}
\end{minipage}
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 6

\section{Paradise Below Zero}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Calvin Rutstrum   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Textbook   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Macmillan Company   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1968   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K963-27 Merrill   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Guide to living in temperatures below zero.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  163   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  that is exactly what is wrong with it. Brings crowds. (Written in margin next to underlined sentence: By virtue of the motorized toboggan a great number of people are planning winter wilderness trips.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  18–19   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Torn piece of newspaper as bookmark.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  163   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  But the wilderness is gone everywhere along the Mississippi.   \\
\hline
\end{tabularx}
\end{minipage}
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 3

\section{Parties and Politics in the Early Republic}

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\noindent
 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Morton Borden   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  AHM   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1967   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-62 Martinez   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Book about American history and Parties and Politics in the Early Republic   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  103   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  passed a series of proposals for constitutional amendments:   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  29   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Line drawn in margin by second paragraph   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  103   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Federalist opposition to the war was their ultimate downfall.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  103   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The Hartford Convention was controlled by moderates from the outset.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  104   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Bracket and tioning 2 in margin by second paragraph   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  105   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Ink pen marks under words — possession of liberty, The party Madison Jefferson was cured its major “A glorious “for the permanently in power.”   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  89   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The instrument Jefferson was eager to use, the penultimate policy, was full-scale economic coercion by a total embargo.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  86   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The retirement of Jefferson marked the beginning of the disintegration of the Republicans.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  94   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Jefferson adroitly kept them loyal to his administration. Madison did not.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  81   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  party in 1798–99, the Republicans suffered a schism. From a party which had been spirited and relatively unified in 1801, they broke into quarreling factions.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  50   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Asterisk \& bracket in margin by third paragraph   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  44   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  mispelled in margin and circle around word indispensible   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  78   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Jefferson clearly allied with the Clinton   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  51   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Bracket — precedent for possive V.P.B.???   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  89   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} Leopard,\dots{} Chesapeake.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  74   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The death of the Federalist party was not sudden or dramatic, but slow and painful.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  53   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The Federalists were rejuvenated.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  56   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  “They won, therefore, for all time, that recognition of the right of legal opposition which is the primary condition of successful popular government.”   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  60   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Even more significant than the issue of morality was the constitutional compromise whereby three-fifths of the slaves were counted for purposes of representation,   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  63   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  4 asterisks in right margin by last paragraph.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  51   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  John Adams faced the problem of steadily deteriorating Franco-American relations from the moment of his inauguration. In the   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  43   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  In a sense, both parties had sought out and tested the far boundaries of the Constitution. For the guidance of posterity they had set the liberal and conservative (but hardly the radical) limits of the American political tradition.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  69   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Approval of the treaty would alter, if not destroy, the Republican tenets of limited government and strict construction. It would, in effect, endorse the Hamiltonian concept of implied powers.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  94   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Bracket in margin by middle of top paragraph   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  67   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The Republicans were not supposed to innovate, but to undo Federalist innovations. This was the meaning of the “Revolution of 1800.” More was not expected.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  100–101   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The aggressive Young Republicans came to dominate the lower House — establishing Clay as speaker, controlling the caucuses, furthering the system of standing committees.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  47   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  By far the most important single force in hastening the growth of national parties were American relations with England and France.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  80   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  By every index Jefferson’s first term as president was an unparalleled success.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  80   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Jefferson’s second term posed renewed problems which bore striking resemblances to those John Adams faced in 1797.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  80   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Foreign affairs again took precedence over every other issue, and the question of peace or war again was on every tongue.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  First page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \$3.95 crossed out .40 cents   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  83   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  strongest links connecting Randolph to Jefferson in the 1790’s was their common appreciation of agrarianism.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  42   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  “first decisive symptom” of a schism in the ranks of the Federal party.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  74   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Fischer argues that a second generation of Federalists became politically active after 1801.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  100   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  In Congress the Western and Southern War Hawks, though in the minority, were the activists who pushed ad persuaded others to war.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  93   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Bracket and asterisk in margin by paragraph in middle of page   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  52   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  XYZ in margin by third paragraph   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  77   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Only in the Supreme Court, presided over by John Marshall, was the final citadel of Federalism preserved.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  19   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The higher virtue, to Madison, was a humanitarian concern for the common man. (Here was the genesis of the Republican party.)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  91   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Bracket in right margin by third paragraph   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  40   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  2 brackets 1 with asterisk by bottom portion of second paragraph and last paragraph.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  90   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  “the idealism of Jefferson played no small part in the development of the American mind.  And war runs counter to any such point of view.”   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  33   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Bracket \& asterisk in right margin by second paragraph.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Inside front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Molloy 549–3309   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  11   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  the core problem of federalism; the division of powers.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  10   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Line in margin marking last paragraph on page.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  14   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Line drawn in left margin by middle of last paragraph   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  30   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Asterisk in front of title Limits of the American political tradition   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  80   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Bracket in left margin by top paragraph   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  35   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Democratic-Republican party a heavy blow by robbing it of an important element of its support.”   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  38   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Bracket \& asterisk with 1 beside it in right margin by upper paragraph   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  90   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The point Henry Adams missed, however, is that Jefferson could but profit from a war, politically and personally, and a lesser man would have capitalized upon the passions of an aroused nationalism.   \\
\hline
\end{tabularx}
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 52

\section{Pegrina y otros relatos}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  M. Diaz Rodriguez   \\
\relax  Language:  &  Spanish Category: fiction   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Editores Mexicanos Unidos   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1982   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-43   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Shelagh Sayers   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Mexican fairy tales, The Enchanted Well and other tales   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  52–53   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  136   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  inside front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  880   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  7   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  39   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  154–155   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  16–17   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  138–139   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined see attached    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  13   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined see attached    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  128   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins    \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  108   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  95   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined see attached    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  91   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins see attached    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  28   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  141   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  36–37   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  82   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  65   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  78   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  68   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  34   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  66   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  21   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  32–33   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  15   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  26–27   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  24 -25   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  156   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  142   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  146   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
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\section{Peloponnesian War, The (Thucydides)}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Rex Warner   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: history   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Penguin Classics   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1980   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnie’s Books   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-31   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Detailed contemporary account of the long life-and-death struggle between Athens and Sparta, according to Thucydides, an Athenian and general in the early stages of the war.   \\
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\section{Pepita Jimenez}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Juan Valera   \\
\relax  Language:  &  Spanish Category:   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Year of 1981   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-44   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Martinez   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Entire book in Spanish   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  XII   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  1879   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  12   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  estoy   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  28   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  para que   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  71   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  las que   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  23   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  puedan   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  68   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  esta hermosa fiera,\dots{} Ie llama   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  67   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  la que   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  76   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  de   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  47   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  temor de Dios,   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  XII   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  1789   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  16   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  no seas   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  18   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Confieso a usted que   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  19   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  a irme de   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  19   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  como si dijeramos,   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &    \\
\relax  Description:  &  VII   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins laque?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Ill   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  1824   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  45   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  la saludan   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  11   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  cribir a usted.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  49   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  la hablo\dots{} a   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  73   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  advirtiese a mi padre del peligro   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  43   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  enlazar   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  43   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  seguira   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  26   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  fiandome en   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  82   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  estas personas percaron,   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  25   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Se conoce que    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  38   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  que veo su   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  III   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  1842    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  22   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Esta tan afable   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  First page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  1500   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  43   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  desconoce el   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Various pages   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Short lines on various pages throughout the book in margins. See Attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  70   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  nada malo ni peligroso.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  156   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  ?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  86   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  escribir a usted.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  86   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  dar a V.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  85   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  yo merecerlo, lle-   \\
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\section{Personality Similarity in Twins Reared Apart}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Auke Tellegen   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Psychology   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  American Psychological Year of 1988 Association, Inc. Publication:   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974 Hayden, Lee A   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Personality in Twins Reared Apart and Together by Tellegen, Lykken, Bouchard, Wilcox, Segal \& Rich. Until recently, almost all knowledge regarding environmental and genetic causal influences on stable personality traits has come from studies of twins reared together. The findings have been remarkable and puzzling. Particularly puzzling, and contrary to what many psychologist would predict, is the finding that almost none of the environmental variance is due to sharing a common family environment.   \\
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\section{Plutarch — Selected Lives and Essays}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Louise Ropes Loomis   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: fiction   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Walter J. Black, Inc. Year of 1951   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-47   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Loomis translated book from the Greek. Selected Lives and Essays from the writer Plutarch. Chapters on Greek, Italian individuals, one chapter per individual, etc.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  137   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  But isn’t this true of every so-called “democracy”? (Except in very primitive societies with very few people.)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  32–33 Vo. II   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Torn piece of newspaper clipping. See attached.   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 2

\section{Pocket Book of O. Henry Stories, The}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  O. Henry   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Fiction   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Washington Square Press, Year of 1964 Inc. Publication:   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-45   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  SA Michael J. Maggipinto   \\
\relax  Summary  &  A collection of short stories from 0. Henry, edited by Harry Hansen.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 46 and 47   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  A line was drawn down the left hand margin of page 46 and down the right hand margin of page 47. See copies of these pages.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 217   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  A symbol (*) was marked in the text on page 217. The following statement was hand written on the bottom of page 217: * This must refer to Cetshwayo (also spelled Cetywayo), King of the Zulus; see E.V. Walter, Terror and Resistance, Oxford U. Press, 1969, page 223.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 34   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  A hand drawn bracket was noted in the left margin on page 34. This bracket contained the following text from the story The Green Door: come, at the end of a very dull life, to reflect that our romance has been a pallid thing of a marriage or two, a atin rosette kept in a safe-deposit drawer, and a lifelong feud with a steam radiator.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 107 and 108   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Two lines were drawn down the right hand margin on page 107 and down the left hand margin on page 108. See copies of these pages.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 37   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Two words of text (laid her) was circled on page 37. Also, handwritten in the right hand margin are the words FAST WORK.   \\
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\section{Poisonous Plants of the United States}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Walter Conrad Muenscher   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: science   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Macmillan Company, The Year of 1951   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K1075-8   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Textbook on poisonous plants, classifications, identification, etc.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  260–261   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Blue-colored, doublesided half sheet of paper. See attached.   \\
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\section{Popular History of the Reformation, A}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Philip Hughes   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: religion   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Image Books Year of 1960   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnie’s Books Publication.   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-34   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Summary  &  About the Protestant Revolt and the accompanying Catholic Reform in the first half of the 16\textsuperscript{th} century. Story of those who revolted from the Clhurch and those who stayed within to reform it.   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  Various pages   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Throughout entire book, various excerpts are underlined. See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  54   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  ‘It is not clear how one would square this assertion with the statements of Sidney Painter, History of the Middle Ages, Knopf, 1953, pp 372–373. True, Painter refers to a time about a century earlier.   \\
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\section{Practical Handbook of Spanish Commercial Corres Fletcher Ryan Wickham}

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\relax  Author:  &    \\
\relax  Language:  &  Spanish   \\
\relax  Category:  &  Text book   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Macmillan Company, The   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1943   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Martinez   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K-963-3   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Book in Spanish   \\
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\section{Primitive Medical Aid in the Wilderness}

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\relax  Author:  &  Dennis Bleything   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Medical   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Life Support Technology, Inc Year of 1971   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Martinez   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K963-33   \\
\relax  Summary  &    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  32   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Shepherd’s — purse seeds are rich in (vegetables) oil.   \\
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\section{Prince and the Discourses, The}

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\relax  Author:  &    \\
\relax  Language:  &  Niccolo Machiavelli English   \\
\relax  Category:  &  History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Random House   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1950   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Summary  &  Martinez Anaylsis of political power.   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-55   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  136   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Cross out   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Word typed sprung written above sprung — sprang   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Inside front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Ink stamp   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Aunt Bonnies New \& Used Books Used Books 1\Slash{}2 price or 10–20 cents with trades New Books 10\% disc. 419 N. Main Helena, Montana   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  First page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Ink stamp   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \$1 15   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  viii   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  ix   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  X placed by chapters XVI A people that has been accustomed to live under a prince preserves its liberties with difficulty, if by accident it has become free 160 XVII A corrupt people that becomes free can with greatest difficulty maintain its liberty 164 XIX If an able and vigorous prince is succeeded by a feeble one, the latter may for a time be able to maintain himself; but if his successor be also weak, then the latter will not be able to preserve his state 172 XX Two continuous successions of able and virtuous princes will achieve   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  X   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  X placed by chapter XXVII Showing that men are very rarely either entirely good or entirely bad 185   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  xiii   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  X placed by chapter XLIII Those only who combat for their own glory are good and loyal soldiers 226   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  xiv   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  X placed by chapter LI A republic or a prince must feign to do their own liberablity that to which necessity compels them 243   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Inside front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Stamp   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Aunt Bonnies New \& Used Books Used Books 1\Slash{}2 price or 10 — 20 cents with trades New Books 10\% disc. 419   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  138   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Case of U.S. is a counter example   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  338   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Machiavelli would have been surprised by modern developments in artillery and firearms.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  109   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  the law can prevent the ill effects that would otherwise result from that very fertility. Hand printed after fertility Simple — minded. It ain’t that easy!   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  143   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Nerva?   \\
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\section{Prose Edda, the}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Snorri Sturluson   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Fiction   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  University of California Press   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1971   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2019-17   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Wren   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Poetic compositions in the style of the skalds of the Viking ages. These selections include, The Deluding of Gylfi — a guide to mythology and heroic tales and legends interspersed in the issustrations of, Poetic Diction.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  68–69   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Torn piece of brown paper with the following written on it: p.52 — A nordic Diana; p.63 Odin’s ravens in Valhalla; p.68 Proto type of folding canoe.   \\
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\section{Psicopatologia De La Vida Urbana}

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\relax  Author:  &  Jose Luis Pinillos   \\
\relax  Language:  &  Spanish   \\
\relax  Category:  &    \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Espasa — Calpe, S.A.   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1977   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-15   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst: Hayden  &    \\
\relax  Summary  &  Entire book in Spanish   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  239   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  por Io que toca   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  243   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  discutir con \dots{} discute con   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  243   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  * But Whitman’s action was almost certainly caused by a brain tumor.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  244   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  los policias:   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  245   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  incluida la capital   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  235   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  propenda \dots{} sienta   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found: 246  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &    \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  253   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  259   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  no estaran de mas.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  263   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  bien de la cabeza   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  268   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  57   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  230   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  223   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  270   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  45   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  64   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  62   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  45   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  58   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  53   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  51   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  65   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  45   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  es   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  32   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  271   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  234   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  58   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Incluso   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  207   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  45   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  ?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  195   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  209   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  183   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  184   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  224   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  Prologo page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  No No   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  223   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  222   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  233   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  207   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  208   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Por Io que hace a la ciudad   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  273   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  tasa   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  206   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  No   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  205   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  197   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  comportar \dots{} va camino de \dots{} Nos agrade   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  196   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  196   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  ?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  190   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  211   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  264   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  242–243   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  284   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  284   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  por Io que   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  275   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  273   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  210   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  141   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  130   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  67   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  88   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  ejecutan   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  78   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Bracket in left margin by: de ser expulsada de su seno y de ser engullida por un proceso teenoeconomico indiferente en el fondo al espiritu humano.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Various pages   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Nemerous pages with short vertical lines in margins   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  161   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  no sirva de mucho    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  158   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined por Io que se refiere    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  148   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  73   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  138   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  A fin de cuentas,   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  151   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  la atencion sobre el hecho   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  178   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  85   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  imposible de   \\
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\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
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\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Ridiculo   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  39   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  estupido   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  30   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  71   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  por Io que   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  89   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  83   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  48   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  ?   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  102   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  104   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  103   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  alguna razon   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  23   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  proseguir   \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  183   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  en una fuente de agresiones   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  90   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  puestos de trabajo   \\
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\section{Psychology and Near Death Experiences}

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\relax  Author:  &  James E. Alcock   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Psychology   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Skptical Inquirer, Spring 1979   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1979   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Magazine   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Hayden,Lee A   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Alcock’s focus is to examine claims of evidence of survival and to present information about relevant “normal” psychological phenomena that would seem to account for all such evidence.   \\
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 0

\section{Psychology of Women}

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\relax  Author:  &  Juanita H. Williams   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Psychology   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  George J. McLeod Limited   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1977   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-1   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Hayden,Lee A   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Juanita H. Williams, clinical psychologist examines the basis of women’s behavior in a Biosocial Context. The various chapters cover the common misconceptions about women and shows how psychological findings have refuted them. The historical aspects of the psychoanalytical works of Freud, his disciples, and his critics. Author also provides an ontogenetic analysis of the entire life cycle of women. The biological determinants of behavior, sex differences in infancy and early childhood. Also covers how children learn and how social influences seriously affect behavior. Subsequent chapters are concerned with the biological and psychological aspects of sexuality, birth control, reproduction and treatment of alternative lifestyles with a discussion on roles of housewife, and mother. The chapter on variations from the norm takes up not only female emotional disorders, but also delinquency, crime and a trenchant review of middle age and aging. The final chapter covers the major variables which determine the psychology of women-and of any particular women.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  145   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Paragraph marker in pencil   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  15   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The behaviorists successfully challenged the entire concept of instinct in humans, underlined in pencil: holding that most human behavior was learned. This was written in pencil and placed between the margins: This conflicts with evidence cited by Seligman, Helplessness   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 2

\section{Radical Tradition, The}

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\relax  Author:  &  Richard Gombin   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  St. Martin’s Press   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1979   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Hayden, Lee A   \\
\relax  Category:  &  Political   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-7   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Book traces the recurrent attitudes in the history of the European revolutionary movement which have criticized socialist and communist parties for their authoritarian and bureaucratic tendencies. Authors focus is on modern revolutionary thought.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  62–63   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Folded piece of newspaper of unknown variety.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  1   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Page 1, underlined sentence in pencil: All human societies generate an order of one kind or another, Next to same sentence in pencil Ted adds: False for many if not all nomadic hunting and gathering societies, unless you take a very broad definition of the term “social order” that exsists in such societies is something very different from the kind of order that exsists in what we call organized societies.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  8   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Ted writting in black pencil says: Not by authoritarian methods but by propaganda.   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 3

\section{Raggle Taggle}

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\relax  Author:  &  Walter Starkie   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  John Murray   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1964   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2019-24   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Wren   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Dr. Starkie is the President of the International Gypsy Lore Society and his book is an authentic account of vagabonding, playing his fiddle for a meal and living and sleeping amongst Gypsies, peasants, tramps and the colourful waifs and strays of society.   \\
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 0

\section{Razor’s Edge, The}

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\hline
\relax  Author:  &  W. Somerset Maugham   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: fiction   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Doubleday   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1944   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnie   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2019-9   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Shelagh Sayers   \\
\relax  Summary  &  One man’s search for meaning. Story of Larry Darrell who gives up a chance at wealth and the woman he loved to seek a fatih.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  title page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  209 665–2021 when the pain is g—   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  inside front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Aunt Bonnie   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 2

\section{Recommended Dietary Allowances}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
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\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Food and Nutrition Board, Na   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Medical   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  National Academy of Sciences   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1968   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies Books   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K963-28   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Merrill   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Formulations of daily nutrient intakes for the maintenance of good nutrition in the population of the United States   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Inside front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Aunt Bonnie’s New and Used Books stamp.   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 1

\section{Relation Between Scioeconomic Status and Acade}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Karl R. White   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Psychology   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Psychological Bulletin Vol.91.No3, 461–481   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1982   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Hayden, Lee A   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974   \\
\relax  Summary  &  A study using meta-analysis techniques, considering the relation between SES and academic achievement, over 200 studies were examined. No markings or inserts were located in article.   \\
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 0

\section{Revolution and Reaction 1848–1852}

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\relax  Author:  &  Geoffrey Bruun   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Category:  &  History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Van Nostrand   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1958   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnie’s Books   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-35   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Summary  &  The revolutions of 1848 and their aftermath in Western Europe. Describes the growing influence of the newer class tensions that resulted from the rise of industrialism and the factory system. Sets in perspective the complex events of these critical years.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  138   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Highlighted   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Two paragraphs highlighted at beginning and end of paragraphs. See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  9–70   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Highlighted   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Excerpts from varous pages highlighted in yellow.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  161   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Highlighted   \\
\relax  Description:  &  4.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Inside front book cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Ralph McPherson (Illegible).330   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  28–29   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Torn piece of newspaper   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  160   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Highlighted   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Beginning and end of paragraph: On April 14, 1849, Kossuth persuaded the Hungarian Diet to repudiate the rule of the Hapsburg dynasty and declare Hungary a free and soviereign state.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  162   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Highlighted   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Beginning and end of paragarph: In July 1849, Lord Palmerston, British Foreign Secretary, whose distrust of Austria and sympathy with liberal movements was well known, addressed the British Parliament on the Hungarian question.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  92   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Claude Henri, Comte de Saint-Simon, believed that science and industry were transforming society more profoundly than any other forces. See attached.   \\
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\section{Rifle Shooting}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
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\relax  Author:  &    \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Category:  &  Other   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Collier Books   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1962   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Lincoln Community Library   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K963-22   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  SA Michael J. Maggipinto   \\
\relax  Summary  &  This book is a guide to rifle shooting fundamentals. There is no author; it was prepared by the staff of The Hunter’s Encyclopedia.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Inside front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The following was stamped inside the front cover: LINCOLN COMMUNITY LIBRARY P.O. Box 480 Lincoln, MT 59639   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Inside front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Written in pencil inside the front cover were the numbers 6–93   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 2

\section{Riverita}

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\noindent
 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Don Armando Palacio Valdez   \\
\relax  Language:  &  Spanish Category: fiction   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Midwest Book Company Year of 1928   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2019-28   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Shelagh Sayers   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Setting of the story is in Madrid and in Pasages, a small village on the north coast. Portrays a cross section of Spanish society and contrasts the large city with a small town.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  throughout   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  English translation of this Spansh novel is written above the text throughout this book. See attached for more detail.   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 1

\section{Roman Imperial Coins}

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\noindent
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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Zander H. Klawans   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Other   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Whitman Publishing Year of 1953 Company Publication:   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-5   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Book about coins of the Roman Empire. An intro to the vast study of the coins for beginner collectors.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  47   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  JUSTITIA — Justice. Holds olive branch, or patera, and scepter. Infrequently she is seen holding scales.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  44   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  AEQUITAS — Fair dealing, equity. Holds scales and cornucopiae.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Contents Page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Nero, p. 23 Galba, p. 66 Titus, p. 68 Maximinus I, p. 77 Balbinus, p. 78 Trajan Decius, p. 80   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  91   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  CONSTANTINE I (THE GREAT) By the Edict of Milan he recognized Christianity.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  55   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  lustitia\dots{} Justice.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  53   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Concord Aequit\dots{}Concord of Equity.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  45   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  CONCORDIA — Harmony, concord. Holds scepter, patera or cornucopiae.   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 7

\section{Roman Political Ideas and Practice}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  F. E. Adcock   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Ann Arbor Paperback Year of 1964   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies Publication:   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-2   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Martinez   \\
\relax  Summary  &  A study of Roman politics from the early kings, through the Republic, to the age of the dictatorships.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Ink stamp   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Aunt Bonnies New \& Used Books Used Books 1\Slash{}2 price or 25-50-75 cents with trade New Books 10\% discount 419 N. Main Helena, Montana   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 1

\section{Russia, A History}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
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\relax  Author:  &  Sidney Harcave   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  J.B. Lippincott Year of 1968   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-6   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Summary  &  History of Russia, its people, communism, etc.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  86   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Question mark in margin to the circled words: painters, painters.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  486–487   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Article by Associated Press entitled, “Stalin blamed for massacre”, with Missoulian, March 2, 1989, written on it.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  234–235   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Magazine pages from Parade Magazine, July 28, 1991, article entitled, “How a Tyrant Made Us Believe in Him.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  506   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  ‘According to Richard Gombin (The Radical Tradition, St. Martin’s Press, New York, 1979; p. 19, p. 27) Lenin did not believe, or at least did not fully believe, the stuff he wrote in State and Revolution — he wrote the pamphlet as a tactical political move, advocating ideas that were expedient at the moment.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  765   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  “>” sign in right margin next to: Beck, F. and Godin, W. Russian Purge and the Extraction of Confessions. New York: The Viking Press, 1951. Aims and methods of political police practices.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  23   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  the decentralization of political authority; the decline of Kiev as the center of Russia.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  20   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Various words underlined: Vladimir; most outstanding; Eastern Orthodox.    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  21   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  lacked a strong tradition of political cohesion. It lacked also any satisfactory rule of monarchial succession.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  20   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  About 988, Vladimir was received into the Eastern Orthodox Church.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  21   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Nation (next to following underlined, with bracket) = certain elements in Kievan Russia were favorable to the creation of a nation from its various parts: a common language, a common religion, common social and economic institutions, and a common ruling dynasty. Moreover, out of the fusion of Slavic and Varangian peoples there was developing a vigorous and creative society..   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  21   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Those translations were the first written literature made available to the Russian and became the models for their own religious literature.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  21   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  piety became so pervasive that the country was known as “Holy Russia”.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  20   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  1054   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  22   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  weak grand prince was likely to mean strong local government   \\
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\section{Russian Book (K964-50)}

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\relax  Author:  &    \\
\relax  Language:  &  Russian   \\
\relax  Category:  &  Pamphlet   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &    \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &    \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-50   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Book entirely in Russian.   \\
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 0

\section{Russian Book (K964-43)}

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\relax  Author:  &    \\
\relax  Language:  &  Russian  \\
\relax  Category:  &  other   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &    \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &    \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies Bookstore   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-43   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Book entirely in Russian   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  218–219   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Torn off notebook paper with the following: This plan is not affiliated with or endorsed by any particular rural electric co-operative. You may have a company representative contact you. Form No. MGC-88, Plan GRC-CERT.-88, With OP-GRC   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 1

\section{Russian Book (K964-53)}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
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\relax  Author:  &    \\
\relax  Language:  &  Russian   \\
\relax  Category:  &  Pamphlet   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &    \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &    \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-53   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Book enitrely in Russian.   \\
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 0

\section{Russian People}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
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\relax  Author:  &  V. Tsfhebotarioff Bill   \\
\relax  Language:  &  Russian Category: Textbook   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  University of Chicago Press Year of 1965   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Helena Public High School Publication.   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-51   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Summary  &  A reader on their history and culture intended for second or third year students of the Russian language. (Book is in Russian)   \\
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\section{Satires of Juvenal, The}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Rolfe Humphries   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Poetry   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Indiana University Press Year of 1958   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-14 Hayden,Lee A   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Author translates the sixteen satires of Decimus Junius Juvenalis about an angry poet, who describes his world in candid terms during the mid-century A.D.   \\
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 0

\section{Science of Fingerprints, The}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Department of Justice   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Textbook   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  U.S. Government Printing Year of 1963 Office Publication:   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies Books   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K963-26 Merrill   \\
\relax  Summary  &  General reference on classification and other phases of fingerprint identification work.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Inside front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Rubber stamp: Aunt Bonnies New and Used Books. Used Books 1\Slash{}2 price or 20 cents 40 cents with trades. New Books 10\% discount 419 N Main Helena, Montana.   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 1

\section{Scudder’s Latin Reader}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Jared w. Scudder   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Text   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Allyn and Bacon Year of 1895   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K963-24   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Wren   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Roman Mythology and traditional Roman History written in Latin passages or stories with the English translations. Exercises for translation of English into Latin and passages to be translated at sight are also included in this text.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Inside front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Names, initials, crossed-out words — see attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Inside back cover pages   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Words and phrases.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  44–45   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  A doubled-over (1\Slash{}2”) piece of masking tape, used as a bookmark.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  ix — 235   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  See below   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Multiple pages have markings, underlined words, brackets around passages, and smudges. Pages requiring a description of the notations will be listed accordingly. All pages with any type of marking or notation will have an attached xeroxed copy.   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 4

\section{Secret Agent, The}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
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\relax  Author:  &  Joseph Conrad   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Fiction   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Doubleday Anchor Books Year of 1953   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies Publication:   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2019-8   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Wren   \\
\relax  Summary  &  A dark classic tale by Joseph Conrad.   \\
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 0

\section{Sense and Nonsense in Psychology}

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\relax  Author:  &  H.J. Eysenck   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: psychology   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Pelican Books Year of 1957   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnie’s Bookstore Publication.   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-4   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Hayden, Lee A   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Author examines the many topics in modern psychology about the powers and dangers of of the hypnotic trance, the wonders of telepathy and clairvoyance, the possibility of the interpretation of dreams, the nature and assessment of personality and the psychology of beauty. Author believes that few reliable accounts have appeared to acquaint the layman with these facts. The book covers reviewing and the evidence, and by acknowledging ignorance when the facts are still in dispute, leaving the reader the decision as to whether the conclusions drawn in the book are justified.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  235   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Bottom of page in black ink pen reads the following: ‘Historians of science agree that the story about Galileo and the leaning tower is probably a myth; there is no evidence to support it. In between margins is a marker for the above to be inserted as an addition to the following: I refer back to a general law discovered when Galileo dropped various objects from the leaning tower of Pisa, three hundred years ago.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  195   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Underlined in black pencil lead, Maudsley Medical Questionnaire Test: Ted may have taken this test\dots{}?????   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  39   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Blocked paragraph in pencil in book section: Hypnosis and Suggestibility.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  290, 291, 292, 293   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Ted takes possibly another test on opinion statements in the part two-Personality and Social Life Chapter pages 290–291,292,293.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  278   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  At end of first paragraph is a marker for witten comment located at bottom of same page saying the following: Apparently he means to say that since the exceptions to the law are irregular and unsystematic, the law is valid. (??) (continued onto next page 279) saying: OK, here’s-- a new law: all blond-haired people have blue eyes. Proof: brown-eyed blonds do occur buttheir occurrence is unsystematic and unpredictable, so the law is true. Q.E.D.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  276   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  In black ink pen at bottom of page is written: This is silly-hopelessly naive. Human behavior just isn’t that simple.   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 6

\section{Sensory Thresholds And the Concept of ‘Sublimina}

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\relax  Author:  &  Tom Bourbon   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Psychology   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Skeptical Inquirer Year of 1987–88   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-54b Hayden,Lee A   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Skeptical Inquirer Winter 1987–88 volume 12, Author writes: What does it mean to say that something is “subliminal” or that it is “below threshold?” Does it mean that something is below the limits of concious perception?”(lt does not!). A large body of research shows that the less likely we are to hear a given sound, the less likely it is to influence our behavior: even behavior as simple as saying, “Yes, I heard it.” How much less likely that such a sound, can exert powerful or mysterious influences over us, as is claimed by proponents of subliminal influences!   \\
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\section{Shadow-Line, The}

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\relax  Author:  &  Joseph Conrad   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Category:  &  fiction   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Doubleday   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1959   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Helmville, Mont. 59843   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Shelagh Sayers   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2019-7   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Three stories by Joseph Conrad: The Shadow Line, Typhoon and the Secret Sharer   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  9   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  17   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  study anima (spirit of mind)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  back cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Carl Erlandson   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  4   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  16   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  study odi et amo — (I hate and I love)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  14–15   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  study   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  11   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  12   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  study   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  Title page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Helmville, Mont. 59843   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  51   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Carl Erlandson   \\
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\section{Short History of 20\textsuperscript{th} Century England 1868–1962, A}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  T.L. Jarman   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: history   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  New American Library   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1963   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnie’s Bookstore   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-36   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Hayden,Lee A   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Book covers the most decisive period of Britain’s history. The crucial years, when England fought in two World Wars and how conditions changed later to form a new world.   \\
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\section{Siete Cuentos}

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\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Blasco Ibanez   \\
\relax  Language:  &  Spanish Category:   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Henry Holt and Company Year of 1928   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-13   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Hayden   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Book entirely in Spanish   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  V   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  checkmarks in margins, see attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Inside front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  [Signatures] (illegible) Fitzpatrick, 323 Crosby Street Burke Kilroy, 416 (illegible) (illegible) Fitzpatrick de la Casa El Ama   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  19   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Did you know Evelyn Sigg.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Numerous pages   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Throughout entire book, there are markings and English words written above Spanish words (possible translations)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  90   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see the Esbozo of the Real Academa, apartado 3.16.7(b)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  77   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  For Monday 6 1\Slash{}2 Tuesday   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  59   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  (illegible) going to have (illegible) sleep.   \\
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 7

\section{Silas Marner}

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\relax  Author:  &  George Eliot   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category. Fiction   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &    \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &    \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Great Falls Public Schools   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2019-19   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Wren   \\
\relax  Summary  &  A classic tale about a linen weaver, Silas Marner, who was falsely accused of a crime, forced to leave his home and begin a new life. New characters further complicate his life while others help to change his outlook towards the church and personal relationships despite his contempt of the past. As Marner is unable to clear his name of the false accusations of thirty years past, other key players fall to the wayside as their own failings catch up with them.   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  Inside front cover    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  School library record   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Chargeout record of book.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found: 246  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Marked paragraphs.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  191   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Circled   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The chapter XV is circled.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  190   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Paragraph is marked.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  54   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The word suspense is written and crossed-out on the page.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Back page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  List of items and numbers.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  17   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The Growth of a Miser   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  43   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The number 58 is written on the page. Page number is also underlined.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  61   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The word Suspense is written on the page.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  154   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Marking on page.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  96   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Marking in corner of page.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  135   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Markings on page.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  280–283   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Check marks on pages.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  136   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The word facsimile is underlined. Marking on side of page   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  169   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The number 3 is circled. Marking on page.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  165   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The number 2 is circled.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  270–278   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Markings and numbers written on pages.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  40–41   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  A listing of numbers on both pages, see attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  98   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Circled   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Page number is circled.   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 19

\section{Skeptical Inquirer Vol, 14, No.2\Slash{}Winter 1990}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Kendrick Frazier   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Pamphlet   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Year of 1990   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-54 Martinez   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Published by the Committe for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal. A phamplet dealing with various scientific articles, the new catastrophism: earth, life and impacts   \\
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 0

\section{Skeptical Inquirer Vol.Ill, Zenetic The}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &    \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: science   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Clai   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1979   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-26   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Hayden, Lee A   \\
\relax  Summary  &  The following stories are listed in the magzine: Psychology of Near Death Experiences, Hynek’s Conversion, Asimov’s Corollary and Testing Thoughtography.   \\
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 0

\section{Skeptical Inquirer, The (Vol 4 No 2)}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
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\relax  Author:  &    \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Other   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Committee\Slash{}Sci. Invest, of Year of 1980 Claims of the Paranormal Publication:   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  k974-25   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Ken Kirk   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Articles on the claims of the Paranormal. The “Mars Effect” and Sports Champions, Intuition and ESP, and Self-debunking Tests.   \\
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\section{Skeptical Inquirer, Untitled Spring 1979}

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\relax  Author:  &    \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Psychology   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Skeptical Inquirer Year of 1979   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Hayden, Lee A   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Article on Mystical Experiences, Out of Body Experiences,Hypanagogic Sleep, Hallucinations, etc., Ninserts or markings were located.   \\
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\section{Skid Road}

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\relax  Author:  &  Murray Morgan   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: history   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Viking Press Year of 1971   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnie’s Bookstore Publication.   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-11 Hayden, Lee A   \\
\relax  Summary  &  A story about the history of Seattle during the first hundred years, as seen through the lives of its seattiers and early citizens. Based on fact covering: Pioneering, Indian Warfare, lumber, railroads, the great fire of 1889, the Alaska Gold Rush, politics of the City etc.,   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  18   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Marked paragraph in Red ink pen saying: Same notion about the role of the Chief: a Chief had little authority. He was merely a rich man with some eloquence, a man whose opinions carried more weight than those of fellow tribesmen.   \\
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\section{Sobre La Libertad Humana en el Reino Asturleones.}

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\relax  Author:  &   &    \\
\relax  Language:  &   &    \\
\relax  Publisher:  &   &    \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown  &     \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Claudio Sanchez-Albornoz   &    \\
\relax  Spanish   &   &    \\
\relax  Category: history   &   &    \\
\relax  Espasa-Calpe, S.A.  &   &    \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1976   &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-16  &    \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello  &    \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &   &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  76  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined  &    \\
\relax  Description:  &  personales libertades juridicas (with vertical dash in margin)  &    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &   &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  62  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined  &    \\
\relax  Description:  &  Words underlined: inmaduro (and) Lo Rudimentario (with vertical dashes in margin)  &    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &   &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  53  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins  &    \\
\relax  Description:  &  — specificatory use of present participle (next to underlined frase — de los condes de Castilla otorgando dehesas)  &    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &   &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  76  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined  &    \\
\relax  Description:  &  entrega realizada (with vertical dash in margin)  &    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &   &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  82  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined  &    \\
\relax  Description:  &  les vemos concluir (with vertical dash in margin)  &    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &   &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  112  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined  &    \\
\relax  Description:  &  en que asentarse  &    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &   &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  149  &    \\
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\relax  Description:  &  noroccidenal  &    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &   &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  31  &    \\
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\relax  Description:  &  que habian de ser sus alfoces (with vertical dash in margin)  &    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &   &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  82  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &   &    \\
\relax  Description:  &  Underlined se cuidaron (with vertical dash in margin)  &    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &   &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  22  &    \\
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\relax  Description:  &  segun el mismo Ajbar  &    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &   &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  98  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins  &    \\
\relax  Description:  &  Comparense las afirmaciones contrarias de Emilio Gonzalez Lopez, quien sostiene el fuerte arraigo del feudalismo en el reino asturleones: Historia de la civilizacion espanola, Las Americas Publishing Company, New York, 1959, pag. 93.  &    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &   &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  157  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined  &    \\
\relax  Description:  &  les obligaba.  &    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &   &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  180  &    \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &   &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  181  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined  &    \\
\relax  Description:  &  Various words underlined: tardios; lograban; suponerles interviniendo.  &    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &   &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  112  &    \\
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\relax  Description:  &  con que asegurar  &    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &   &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  88  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins  &    \\
\relax  Description:  &  Comparense las afirmaciones contrarias de Emilio Gonzalez Lopez, quien sostiene el fuerte arraigo del fendalismo en el reino asturleones: Historia de la civilizacion espanola, Las Americas Publishing Company, New York, 1959, pag. 93. Pase esta nota aqui equivocadamente. Hubiera debido colocarla en la pag. 98  &    \\
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\section{The Sources of Human Psychological Differences}

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\relax  Author:  &  Thomas J. Bouchard   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Psychology   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  University of Minnesota, Year of Minneapolis, MN Publication:   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Hayden, Lee A   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Minnesota Study of Twins Reared Apart by Bouchard, Lykken, McGue, Segal, Tellegen. Since 1979, a continuing study of Monozygotic and dizygotic twins separated at infancy and reared apart, has subjected more than 100 sets of reared-apart twins or triplets to a week of intensive psychological and physiological assessment. Like the prior, smaller studies of monozygotic twins reared apart, about 70\% of the variance in IQ was found to be associated with genetic variation. The study focuses on the hypothesis that genetic differences affect psychological differences largely indirectly, by influencing the effective environment of the developing child. This evidence for the strong heritability of most psychological traits, sensibly construed, does not detract from the value or importance of parenting, education, and other propaedeutic interventions.   \\
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\section{The Sources of Human Psychological Differences}

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\relax  Author:  &  Thomas J. Bouchard   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Psychology   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN.   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &    \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-52a   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Hayden, Lee A   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Re-print in Science Magazine, October 12,1990, Title: Sources of Human Psychological Differences: The Minnesota Study of Twins Reared Apart by Bouchard, Lykken, McGuire, Segal, \& Tellegen. This is the same article that was previously reviewed with one exception handwriting was located on the front page of this article and other places: See Markings notes:   \\
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\section{Southwest Montana 1994 telephone book}

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\relax  Author:  &  GTE   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: other   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  GTE Year of 1994   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K963-39   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Culclasure   \\
\relax  Summary  &  phone book for Bozeman, Helena and Butte, MT   \\
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\section{Spanish Stories}

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\relax  Author:  &  Angel Flores   \\
\relax  Language:  &  Spanish Category: Fiction   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Bantam Books Year of 1964   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Martinez   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-56   \\
\relax  Summary  &  A Book with Spanish stories on left hand side of book and English translations on right hand side of book.   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Shelagh Sayers   \\
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\section{Spandau: The Secret Diaries}

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\relax  Author:  &  Albert Speer   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Pocket Books Year of 1977   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies Publication.   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2018-12   \\
\relax  Summary  &  This book is a compilation of the diaries that were written by Albert Speer during his postWorld War 11 encarceration from 1946 to 1966. Speer’s diaries contain much personal and historical insight into the Nazi era of which he was so much a big player. This book, as the title indicates, is written in diary form with daily entries. The book also contains a sizeable section of photographs pertaining to the subject matter of Speer’s diaries.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  4   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} consintio en \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  192   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} los que el Estado Ie suministraba \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  72   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} hizo que \dots{} se retirasen \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  108   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} haria bien en tomar\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  78   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} haberlo atropellado,\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  80   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} consintio\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  84   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} tardo en salir\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  84   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Short line marking lines that have letters circled — Ie   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  10   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} quisiers.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  182   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Short vertical line by second line in second paragraph where underline words appear.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  102   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  lllegable handwritten in red at bottom of page and words circled in red — He debido traerme \dots{} See Attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  98   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} el policia\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  22   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  NOTE!   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  22   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Usaba poner\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  68   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} ni sabia que decir, \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  194   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} Io ayudo,\dots{}    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  88   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} vio derramada \dots{}    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &    \\
\relax  Description:  &  100 Underlined \dots{} arrodillo \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  102   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} recibido al vendedor,\dots{}    \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  182   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} proseguian trotando \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  230   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} seguimos disintiendo\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  76   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} Io era \dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &    \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &    \\
\relax  Description:  &  194   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Line drawn in left margin by line with underline word   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  192   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Line drawn in left margin by line with underline words   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  96   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} con direccion al muelle.12   \\
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\section{Stalking the Wild Asparagus}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  Euell Gibbons   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Science   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  David McKay Company, Inc. Year of 1962   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K1075-22   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Wren   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Descriptions of wild food plants and where they can be found.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  136   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  More than a hundred years ago,\dots{}   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  136   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  In a book published in 1823 it is indicated that the White Mulberry is native to North America. John D. Hunter “Marners and customs of several indian tribes located West of the Mississippi”. Ross \& Haines, Minneapolis, 1957, p. 159   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 2

\section{Stories of the East}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
\hline
\relax  Author:  &  W. Somerset Maugham   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: fiction   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  BallantineBooks Year of 1934   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2019-10   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Shelagh Sayers   \\
\relax  Summary  &  collection of stories by Maugham about Malaya and the far East   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  73   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Playing a tune to keep your pecker up? Hmmm! is written next to this passage.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  240   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Like Tess intentions over rule actions   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \$.75 price tag   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 3

\section{Student Guide, The}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
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\relax  Author:  &  Department of Education   \\
\relax  Language: Publisher:  &    \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  English  &    \\
\relax  Category: Pamphlet   &    \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1991    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2008   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Pamphlet by Dept, of Education regarding financial aid. How to apply for loans, borrower’s responsibilities, borrower’s rights.   \\
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 0

\section{Studies of Stressful Interpersonal Disputations}

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 \begin{minipage}[t]{\textwidth}
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\relax  Author:  &  Henry A. Murray   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Psychology   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  American Psychologist Year of   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974 Hayden, Lee A   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Murray, covers the Multiform system of assessment and two essential components of this system that Murray feels has been grievously neglected by most psychologists in their investigations of normal personalities, one being the collection by various means of an abundance of experiental, biological data from each subject, and the other being a serious , systematic attempt to construct a coherent formulation of each personality.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  37.   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Handwriting   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Back of last page in black ink pen: List author and title of article.   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 1

\section{Subliminal Deception: Pseudoscience On the Colle}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
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\relax  Author:  &  Thomas L. Creed   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Psychology   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Skeptical Inquirer, The Year of 1987   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Hayden, Lee A   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974   \\
\relax  Summary  &  The belief that advertisements contain hidden sexual and demonic images is widely held even though no evidence exists that such images are used or that they would be effective if they were. Creed analyzes Wilson Bryan Key’s lectures and books saying that they are harmful in that he provides misinformation that in turn misdirects attention and promotes simplistic thinking. Key’s thesis is that the “unconscious brain” perceives everything instantaneously as well as his conspirators\Slash{}victims dichotomy reinforces a student’s desire for simple explanations to complex thinking to retreat from the complexity of their college coursework to the comfort of right vs. wrong and obtaining certainty from authority.   \\
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\section{Tale of Two Cities, A}

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\relax  Author:  &  Charles Dickens   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Category:  &  fiction   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Washington Square Press   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1957   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Shelagh Sayers about London and Paris during the French Revolution   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2019-13   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  inside front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  W.T.K.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  back cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  David Kaczynski   \\
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Number of Inserts and Markings in this book: 2

\section{Technological Society, The}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
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\relax  Author:  &  Jacques Ellul   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Sociology   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Random House and Alfred A. Knoph, Inc.   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1964   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Hayden, Lee   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-22   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Jacques Ellul, A French Sociologist writes A penetrating analysis of our technical civilization and the effect of an increasingly standardized culture on the future of man   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  415.   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Underlined in pencil: Everywhere, it is said, human liberty affirms itself in a world that the skeptics have declared closed to it. In proof of this, literary and musical forms are invoked like magical incantations. Abstract painting, surrealism, jazz; ethical forms such as “eroticism” and the “politics of engagement” are said to be manifestations of the supremacy of human freedom and will in the technical society.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  416   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Underlined in pencil: But it is questionable that eroticism and jazz really represent a purposive reaction to technical aggression. Also placed blocks on page 416, lower third and fourth paragraphs.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  402   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Underlined in pencil “The individual has always found self-expression both in work and in leisure; the two exist in a mutual relationship and express two consubstantial aspects of the human being. It is idealistic to expect leisure to replace the functions of both work and leisure or to epitomize and take upon itself the whole of life”.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  399   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Underlined in pencil “To assert that the individual expresses his personality and cultivates himself in the course of his leisure (we have already considered what may be expected of man’s leisure) is to accept the suppression of half the human personality. History compels the judgment that it is in work that human beings develop and affirm their personality. Those who set an inordinately high value on sports and gambling are without substance.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  20.   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Underlined in blue ink “The skilled worker, like the primitive huntsman, remains a technical operator; their attitudes differ only to a small degree.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  xxxii, xxxiii   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  A piece of blank paper is inserted between pages xxxii and xxxiii, in the section of book entitled the Author’s Foreward to the Revised American Edition.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  xix   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Translator’s Introduction page xix or page 19, Writes in pencil within margin saying that: “The translator reveals his ignorance, and the irrational way in which he arrives at conclusions. Ned Ludd could not have been weakminded, because he never existed. He was only a mythical personage used as a symbol by the Luddites”.   \\
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\emph{Number of Inserts} \emph{and Markings in this book:} 8

\section{Textbook of Organic Chemistry, A.}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
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\relax  Author:  &  A. Bernthsen   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Category:  &  science   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  D. Van Nostrand Company, Inc.   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1922   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Written on inside front cover: John Child   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K1075-10   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst: Aiello  &    \\
\relax  Summary  &  Book about Organic Chemistry which is the Chemistry of the Carbon Compounds.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  756–757   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  A blank piece of paper.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  83   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Absolute alcohol is poisonous   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  22–23   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Torn piece of newspaper — blank.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  56   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see Lowy and Harrow p.37   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Inside Front Cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  On inside front cover is John Child. (Illegible) of U.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  1010   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Mucilage, p. 332   \\
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 6

\section{The Nigger of the Narcissus}

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\relax  Author:  &  Joseph Conrad   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Collier Books   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Category:  &  fiction   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1966   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2019-6   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Shelagh Sayers   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Jim Wait, the “nigger” of the ship Narcissus, and the other members of the crew represent a cross section of humanity. The crew are subjected to the most intense physical and spiritual anguish that the sea and human nature can devise. It is a story of human character put to the supreme test.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \$.95 price tag   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  23   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  narcissus — self glory and pride, microcosmic world, light vs dark, there is underlining on 1\textsuperscript{st} and 4\textsuperscript{th} paragraphs   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  27   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  devil Dervish is underlined   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  64   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  “\dots{}Wamibo, stretched full length, his face on the pillow, groaned slightly with the pain of his tormented universe”. Written above this underlined passage is FIRST REFERENCE   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  25   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  long involved prose passage underlined, see attached   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  49   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  the cook became more crestfallen than an exposed backslider;   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  156   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &    \\
\relax  Description:  &  Margins Needless to say, all these asinine comments scrawled throughout the book are not mine.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  46   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  sardonic is written in next to “sardonic smile” MAIN THEME is written after “He feared naught but an unforgiving God, and wished to end his days in a little house, with a plot of ground attached — far in the country — out of sight of the sea”. See attached for additional underlining.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  45   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  microcosm The passage had begun, and the ship, a fragment detatched from the earth, went on lonely and swift like a small planet.   \\
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\section{The Romance of Tristan and Iseult}

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\relax  Author:  &  Joseph Bedier   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Fiction   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Doubleday Anchor Books Year of 1945   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies Publication.   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2019-23   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Wren   \\
\relax  Summary  &  A reconstruction version of Tristan and Iseult, french poems formed into a single story.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  26   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Marking on page.   \\
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 1

\section{The Winston Dictionary College Edition}

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\relax  Author:  &  William Dodge Lewis   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Category:  &  other   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  The John C. Winston Company   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1942   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Ruby Kissam Lee   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K963-11   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Shelagh Sayers   \\
\relax  Summary  &  dictionary   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  1006 \& 1007   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  small cardboard bookmark with WEIGHTS OF WIRE NAILS listed at the top with size, length and number per pound information on each size of nail; on back of bookmark is map that has locations such as Three Buttes   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  first page, upper right   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  2.00 is handwritten in pencil   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  inside front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  RUBY KISSAM LEE is typewritten on a book tag attached to inside front cover   \\
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\section{Three Short Novels}

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\relax  Author:  &  Joseph Conrad   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Fiction   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Bantam Books, Inc. Year of 1963   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2019-4   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Wren   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Three Short Novels include Heart of Darkness, Youth, and Typhoon. In Heart of Darkness, is the story of the dissolution of a man and the system he stands for. The man is Kurtz, an ivory trader with a mission, and the system is the system of shameless exploitation which certain European powers imposed upon Africa. Youth is an odds-against story, the author early warns that the little 400-ton ship has only a slim chance of reaching her final destination. Typhoon takes place in the China Sea and when it hits, the demonic force of wind and water is horriffic. The storm is the protagonist and the story evolves as we watch its effect upon its victims.   \\
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 0

\section{Three Twenty Five}

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\relax  Author:  &    \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Other   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Harvard Yearbook Year of 1961 Publications, Inc. Publication:   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Harvard College   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K957   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Culclasure   \\
\relax  Summary  &  1961 Harvard Yearbook   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  On yearbook.   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Brown paper book cover on which 1961 is written.   \\
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\section{Three Twenty Four}

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\relax  Category:  &  Other   \\
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\relax  Summary  &  1962 Harvard Yearbook.   \\
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\section{Three Twenty Three}

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\section{Tracking Dog, Theory and Methods}

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\relax  Where Found:  &  10   \\
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\section{Treasure Island}

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\section{True Believer, The}

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\relax  Language:  &    \\
\relax  Publisher:  &    \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnie   \\
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\relax  Summary  &  The book deals with some peculiarities common to all mass movements. An analysis of sociological of the fanatic in religious and nationalist movement and social revelations   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  But exactly the opposite is true! Primitives with intact social structure usually resist modernization. Generally they voluntarily modernize only after their social structure has been disrupted.   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  62   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  FALSE!   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  38   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Yet many of the most successful writers, artists, scientists, are leftists.   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  90   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  silly   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  95   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  I haven’t noticed such Imitativeness.   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  44   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  44   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  integrate all comers.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  Nonsense! more personal pride is enough. Many instances could be given.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  probably false.   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  54   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  88   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  silly   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  Sometimes but often quite otherwise   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  33   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  Yet that regime fellowing to deteriorating economic conditions. Also, immediate causes of french revol. and Russian Revol. were Financial crisis and military defeat, respectively   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}there is a deep seated craving common to almost all men of words which determines their attitude to the prevailing order. It is a craving for recognition;   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  95   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  90   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  No   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  147   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} eye of the true believer, people who have no holy cause are without backbone and character\dots{} for men of faith.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  That is silly.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  148   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  In America,\dots{} the ideal is indefinite and unlimited.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  149   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} mass movements are often a factor in the awakening and renovation of stagnant societies.   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  150   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  The foreign influence acts mainly by creating an educated minority where there was none before or by alienating\dots{}   \\
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\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The creative man of words is ill at ease in the atmosphere of an active movement.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
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\relax  Description:  &  The genuine man of words himself can get along without faith in absolutes. He values the search fortruth as much as truth itself.   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  146   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  But French revol. did not increase individual liberty and American War of Indep. was not a true mass movement.   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  96   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Where does he get this? I don’t notice that primitives are more imitative than others.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  98   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
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\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  I don’t see this. Charismatic leaders borrow useful techniques from predecessors, but this is what we all do when we apply a learned technique.   \\
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\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The men of words are of diverse types.   \\
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\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}fanatic\dots{}cannot settle down\dots{};the fanatic becomes an element of strain and disruption.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
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\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  132   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  142   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  A mass movement with a concrete, limited objective is likely to have a shorter active phase than a movement with a nebulous, indefinite objective.   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  146   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  90   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Hoffer has strayed from half-truths into plain nonsense.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  58   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  ‘This is ridiculous. It assumes that all frustration is of internal origin. Suppose a mass movement consists of peasants frustrated because their land is being taken   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  92   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  That’s not because Unity and self-sacrifice cause hatred, but because promotion of tolerance and peace is itself a mass movement that attracts “True believer” types.   \\
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\relax  Where Found:  &  39   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  see p.24 and my footnote there.   \\
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\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} goal which lends itself to continued perfection can keep a nation potentially virile even though its desires are continually fulfilled.   \\
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\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Yes, but there is much more to it than that.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
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\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
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\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
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\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}advantage to a movement, and perhaps a prerequisite for its endurance, that these roles should be played by different men succeeding each other as conditions require.   \\
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\relax  Description:  &  The genuine man of action in intent not on renovating the world but on possessing it.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  136   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}preoccupation of a man of action \dots{} is to fix and perpetuate \dots{} and readiness for selfsacrifice.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  137   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  In the hands of a man of action the mass movement   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  138   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  ceases to be a refuge from the agonies and burdens of an individual existence and becomes a means of self-realization for the ambitious.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  139   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{} active phase is bound to strike us as unpleasant if not evil. The fanatic who personifies this phase   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  139   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Highlighted   \\
\relax  Description:  &  No mass movement,\dots{} be good if its active phase is overlong,   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  139   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Where a mass movement preserves for generations the \dots{} a dark age,   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  106   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  But Trotsky had the devotion of the Army — it was his hesitation about using the army that prevented him from overthrowing Stalin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  53   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Description. Where does he get this supposed information? In absence of references to his sources, I beg leave to doubt it.   \\
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\section{Twelve Caesars, The (Suetonius)}

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\relax  Author:  &  Robert Graves   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Penguin Books Year of 1979   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-29   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Book about the Roman rulers from Julius Caesar to Domitian, the domestic lives of the first Caesars.   \\
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\section{Two Lives of Charlemagne}

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\relax  Author:  &  Einhard   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Penguin Books Year of 1969   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown Publication:   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2018-4   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Culclasure   \\
\relax  Summary  &  This book is actually two biographies in one about Charlemagne, the king and emperor of the Carolingian Empire. One author is named Einhard and the other is Notker the Stammerer. Both authors lived in Charlemagne’s time. Both authors provide a biography of Charlemagne and a history of his rule.   \\
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\section{Typing for Beginners}

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\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{|X|X|}
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\relax  Author:  &    \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Category:  &  Other   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Prentice Hall Press   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1968   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Martinez   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-59   \\
\relax  Summary  &  A self-teaching manual that will enable you to become an effective typist.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  notation marks   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Lesson 41   \\
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\section{Understanding Japanese Society}

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\relax  Author:  &  Joy Hendry   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Sociology   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Routledge Year of 1992   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies Publication:   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Martinez   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-65   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Book provides a comprehensive introduction to all aspects of Japanese society and culture. It start with home and family life and continues with various aspects of everyday and ceremonial life. Shows the reality of Japanese society in particular detail, on anthropological studies carried out in houses, villages, factories businesses, schools, and hospitals.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  First page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  4.95   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Ink stamp   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Aunt Bonnie Ndw \& Used Books Used Books 1\Slash{}2 price or 25 — 50 — 75 cent with trade New jBooks 10\% discount 419 N. Main Helena, Montana   \\
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\section{United States Govenment Manual, The 1988–1989}

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\relax  Author:  &  Office of the Federal Register   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Other   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  U.S. Government Printing Year of 1988 Office Publication:   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Lewis \& Clark Library, Helena, Montana   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K963-2   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Merrill   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Official handbook of the Federal Government, 1988–1989.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  First page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Discarded. Lewis \& Clark Library, 120 Last Chance Mall, Helena, Montana 59601.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Inside front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Lewis \& Clark Library, 120 Last Chance Mall, Helena, Montana 59601, stamp. Bar code number 31159 00165 3028. “For Reference Only, Not to be Taken From This Room” scratched out.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  803   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Two circle marks located under Defense Air Transportation Administration (and) Defense Atomic Support Agency.   \\
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\section{University of Montana}

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\relax  Author:  &  University of Montana   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Category:  &  pamphlet   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &    \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1990–1992   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2008-5   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Pamphlet on Graduate Programs and Admissions   \\
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\section{Using Pesticides Safely}

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\relax  Author:  &  Roxa French   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Pamphlet   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Missoula Coop Ext. Svce \& Year of 1987 MT Dept of Agriculture Publication:   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Lewis \& Clark County Extension Service   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K963-34   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Shelagh Sayers   \\
\relax  Summary  &  co-authored by Greg Johnson, Roy Linn, Barbara Mullin, Lilly Tuholske and Barbara White; categories covered include pest identification, alternatives to pesticides, buying a pesticide, application equipment, protective clothing, application, cleanup, storage, disposal and emergencies   \\
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\section{Victory}

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\relax  Author:  &  Joseph Conrad   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: fiction   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Doubleday \& Co. Year of 1921   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  University Union Lobby Shop Publication.   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2019-3   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Shelagh Sayers   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Novel about a man whose solitary life on a South Sea island reflects his spiritual position. Conflict arises when he brings a woman to his island.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  144   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  * santisima   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  119   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  ‘But on p.114 he says Ricardo and Jones didn’t speak Spanish and it’s hardly likely that Pedro could speak any other language. How did they communicate?   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  inside front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  University Union Lobby Shop stamped in ink   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  price tag of \$.95   \\
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\section{Vitalized Chemistry, 5\textsuperscript{th} Edition}

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\relax  Author:  &  Henry Dorin   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: science   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  College Entrance Book Company   \\
\relax  Year of Publication: 1964  &    \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnie   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K1075-30   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Shelagh Sayers   \\
\relax  Summary  &  high school chemistry book   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  120   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  a circle is drawn in pencil next to Ways of expressing concentrations of solutions   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  title page   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Aunt Bonnie   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  299   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  most is underlined in the sentence: These balls are hammered or rolled to remove most of the slag.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  161   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  parentheses are written around the following statements: He thought — correctly — that ions carried the electricity through the solution, but — incorrectly — that these ions were created by the electric current breaking down solute molecules “\dots{}when an electrolyte is dissolved in water, its molecules break down into positive and negative particles called ions. Arrhenius reasoned that this effect was proportional to the number of particles of solute, which could be either molecules or ions. Arrhenius assumed that there was an equilibrium between molecules of an electrolyte and its ions in the solution.   \\
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\section{Viva Mexico}

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\relax  Author:  &  Charles Macomb Flandrau   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Fiction   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  University of Illinois Press   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1964   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies Books   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-35   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Summary  &  A classic of travel literature.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  xiii   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Flandrau’s observation that Mexicans have a “habit of vibrating between an attitude of doglike trust and one of the most exaggerated suspicion” is the kind of conclusion that one only derives from long-term stays and intimate relations.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  28   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}sallow slenderness and grace. And gracefulness in a nation is a characteristic no good American fresh from “God’s country” — whatever that patriotic if strangely un-Chrisian phrase may mean — can in his heart of hearts forgive.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  79–80   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Trinidad, the new mayordomo (and) There was no scene. When I told him such things could not go on, he gravely agreed with me that they couldn’t, and without resentment departed the next morning. They are strange people. When they do lose control of themselves they go to any lengths; there is likely to be a scene more than worth the price of admission. Somebody usually gets killed. But nothing short of this would seem to be, as a rule, worth while, and on the surface their manner is one of indifference detachment.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  64   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The proprietor of a far-away ranch acquires a certain proficiency in the performance of almost every kindly office, from obstetrics to closing the eyes of the dead.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  62   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  First, the Mexican of to-day naturally has many characteristics in comon with the Spaniard who begat him and whom he still hates; second, that the nation is becoming more and more conscious of itself as a nation, and third, that in a multitude of petty ways a kind of medieval tyranny is still often exercised by the very persons who, as officials of a theoretically excellent republic, ought to stand for all that is liberal and just, (and) Add to this an incredible depth of superstition that is both innate and very carefully encouraged by the Church, and it is not difficult to see why an employer in certain parts of Mexico is compelled to treat his laborers much as one has to treat nervous and unreasonable children. (and) the normal relation between the proprietor of (and) suggests in many respects the relation that existed before the Civil War between our Southerners of the better type and their slaves.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  61   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  For whatever, from time to time, has happened to be the form of government, the people have never enjoyed any large measure of freedom. (and) In the name of gods and of God, or kings, dictators, popes, generals, emperors, and presidents, the people of Mexico have been treated, one would be inclined to say, like so many head of irresponsible cattle, if cattle, sa a resule, were not treated more solicitously.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  17   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  learn that the entire lives of a great number of peones working on haciendas contain two alternatives, one of which is practical slavery and the other imprisonment for debt to his employer. (and) the young man’s eternal indebtedness begins from the beginning. If, however, there are no formalities, the financial burden is not assumed until the birth of the first child.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  54   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  durmiendo. Flandrau’s Spanish is imperfect.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  18   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  ..and this money the young man’s employer cheerfully advances. (and) and if he attempts to depart without paying it, a word from the hacendado to his friend the jefe politico would suffice to land him in jail and keep him there.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  43   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The question of “laziness” would be easy to dispose of if one could simply say that just as there are honest and dishonest Mexicans, there are indolent and energetic Mexicans. But somehow one can’t\dots{} (and) and yet, of what we know as “energy”, 1 have seen little or nothing.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  xvii   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Elandrau illumined the strengths of a nation and the weaknesses of a system setting the stage, as it were, for the great revoluion. In a sense both men saw a Mexico that was dying that it might be reborn.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  29   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  you always sort of feel as if there was something doing, (and) 1 was truly grateful — is largely responsible in Mexico for the plaza and balcony habit that one immediately acquires and that becomes one’s chief form of diversion.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  20   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}and as you compare what you have read in the papers with what is the truth, you can tell yourself that it has also ended your illusions as to the freedom of the Mexican press. (and) Theoretical Mexico — the Mexico of constitutions, reform laws, statutes, and books of travel — has ceased, long since, vitally to concern them. (and) And practical, every-day Mexico is an entirely different, infinitely more mysterious, fascinating affair. (and) “No hay reglas fijas, senior” (there are no fixed rules).   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  27   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  aspect of their physique more of prettiness than of vigor, more grace than virility.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  25   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  1 had not been shocked at all, and the world just then seemed not so much wicket sa unusually interesting, (and) always pictorial and always dramatic (and) there is among all classes an exraordinary amount of beauty.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  23   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  For even its brutal realities — of which there are many — are the realities of an intensely pictorial people among surroundings that, to Northern eyes, are never quite commonplace.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  22   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  But if one is not inclined to exaggerate the importance of exactitude and is perpetually interested in the casual, the florid, and the problematic, Mexico is one long, carelessly written but absorbing romance.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  21   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  For, in a country where theory and practice are so at variance, personal experience becomes the chart by which one is accustomed to steer, and although it is a valuable one, it may, for a hundred quaint reasons, be entirely different from that of the man whose rance, or mine, or coffee place adjoins one’s own. (and) One never knows, from the largest to the smallest circumstances of life, just what to expect, and Ultimate Truth abideth not. This is not so much because Mexicans are instinctive and facile liars, as because the usual methods of ascertaining and disseminating news are not employed.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  56   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  simpatico   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  44–45   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Furthermore, they are a religious, or rather a superstitious people, given to observing as many of the innumerable feasts on the calendar as it compatible with making both ends approach..   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  xii   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  he bridged the gap that meet Anglo Saxon minds must hurdle if an understanding of Mexico is to be achieved. His is not the compounding of the little facts that can result in the big lie. For him, at times, truth is fiction.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Numerous pages 81-End   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Multiple excerpts are underlined and\Slash{}or with brackets in margins from various pages. See attached.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  XV   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  The Church is corrupt, grasping, resentful; but it unquestionably gives millions of people something without which they would be far more unhappy than they are — something that no other church could give them. (and) “A Mexican patio\dots{} is considerably more than a court-yard. It is a flower garden surrounded by a house.”   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  30   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  In Mexico, however, complete idleness is rarely a bore.   \\
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\section{Western Montana Regional Telephone Directory}

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\relax  Author:  &  Blackfoot Telephone Cooper   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: other   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Consolidated Communications Directories   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1995   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K963-40   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Shelagh Sayers   \\
\relax  Summary  &  phone directory for western Montana, including: Alberton, Arlee, Avon, Bigfork, Bonner, Charlo, Clearwater, Clinton, Condon, Corvallis, Darby, Deer Lodge, Dixon, Drummond, Elliston, Elmo, Evaro, Finley Point, Florence, Frenchtown, Gold Creek, Lincoln and Yellow Bay   \\
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\section{Why Lenin? Why Stalin?}

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\relax  Author:  &  Theodore H. Von Laue   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  J.B. Lippincott Company   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1964   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2018-9   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Culclasure   \\
\relax  Summary  &  This book is a history and analysis of the Russion Revolution, 1900–1930. The author offers a unique and in-depth examination of what the real impetus was behind the Russion Revolution. The author ends his historical examination with the Stalin years, but in this, the second edition of the book, he offers some updated perspectives (as of the time the book was published, 1964).   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 204   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  There is a question mark (?) in the left margin.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 205   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}great physical\dots{}hardships\dots{}subject to a ruinous falsification of their deepest values and ideals in the name of “Soviet spontaneity.” There is also a question mark (?) in the right margin next to this underlined sentence.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 214   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  \dots{}philosophies of alienation are the revenge which the victims of westernization inflict upon their masters; alienation is creeping into the very heart of American motivation.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 167   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Illegible mark in bottom margin.   \\
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\section{Wild Edible and Poisonous Plants of Alaska}

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\relax  Author:  &  Christine A. Heller   \\
\relax  Language.  &  English Category: Pamphlet   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  University of Alaska, Cooperative Extension Servic   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1966   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K1075-34   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Shelagh Sayers   \\
\relax  Summary  &  descriptions and sketches of both edible and poisonous plants that are indigenous to Alaska   \\
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 0

\section{Wild Edible Plants of the Western United States}

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\relax  Author:  &  Donald R. Kirk   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Naturegraph   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Category:  &  Science   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1970   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K1075-24   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Wren   \\
\relax  Summary  &  A guide to edible plants.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Insert}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 175   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  N\Slash{}A   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Bookmarker — Torn off piece of newspaper ad.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Notes   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Handwritten notes of various plants.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 307   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Circled   \\
\relax  Description:  &  24. Weber, william A., Rocky Mountain Flora, Univ, of Colo. Press, Boulder, 1967. (More thorough than most would want but fairly easy to use and with quite a number of illustrations.)   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Inside front cover   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  395   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  Page 195   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  No! Leaves are downey. The word hairless is circled.   \\
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\emph{Number of Inserts and Markings in this book:} 5 \textbar{}

\section{Wildlife of the Northern Rocky Mountains}

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\relax  Author:  &  Willliam Baker   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: science   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Naturegraph Press 1961   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &    \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:   &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2075-33   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Shelagh Sayers   \\
\relax  Summary  &  co-authored by Earl Larrison, Charles Yocom and lain Baxter; sketches and descriptions of flora and fauna indigenous to the northern Rocky Mtns   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  19   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  big sage   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  33   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  lodgepole pine western yellow pine engelman spruce   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  34   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  douglas fir alpine fir small Oregon grape swamp currant western larch   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  36   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  thimble berry wood rose rocky mountain ash common service berry devil’s club   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  38   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  snowbrush fool’s huckleberry bearberry mountain huckleberry Utah honeysuckle yellow lamb’s tongue   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  40   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  fairy slipper spring beauty western baneberry meadow-rue wood violet fireweed   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  42   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  wild sarsaparilla (written next to this is: haven’t seen it in this country) bunchberry prince’s pine birdsbill (possibly different species of -—.) cat’s breeches Indian paint brush twinflower scotch bluebells   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  26   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  golden currant white-stemmed gooseberry spalding’s wild rose  choke cherry   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  73   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  red-tailed hawk   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  14   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  northern bedstraw   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  57   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  red squirrel flying squirrel northern pocket gopher deer mouse western jumping mouse   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  58 \& 59   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  bushy-tailed woodrat muskrat porcupine coyote   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  70   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  gadwall shoveler   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  60   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  black bear   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  6   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  narrow-leaved cat-tail arrow-head common camas yellow pond lily   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  44 \& 45   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  heart-leaved arnica white bark pine dwarf juniper   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  110   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  leopard frog   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  48   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  lewis’ monkeyflower pink elephant heads mountain sorrel   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  46   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  bear grass mountain death camas green false hellebore alpine onion western bistort St. Johns wort red heather   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  76   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  spruce grouse   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  83   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  great gray owl nighthawk   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  89   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Canada jay steller’sjay black billed magpie   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  74 \& 75   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  golden eagle blue grouse ruffed grouse   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  109   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  western toad   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  28   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Canada buffalo berry red-osier dogwood blue elderberry black elderberry black twinberry purple clematis   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  69   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  great blue heron mallard   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  30   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  wild geranium rose hollyhock cow parsnip   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  8   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  probably I know this one is written next to the description of bog laurel   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  16   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  yarrow mountain alder rocky mountain maple   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  20   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  bronze bells small flowered lupine arrow-leaved balsam root   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  23   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  rocky mountain juniper   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  24 \& 25   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  quaking aspen black cottonwood   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  53   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  cony snowshoe hare   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  90   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  check   \\
\relax  Description:  &  raven dark’s nutcracker   \\
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\section{World of the Maya}

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\relax  Author:  &  Vlictor W. VonHagen   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English   \\
\relax  Category:  &  history   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  New American Library   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1960   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnie’s Bookstore   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-36   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Summary  &  A history of the Mayas and their resplendent civilization that grew out of the jungles and wastelands of Central America. The wonders of Mayo art and architecture and the enigma of their calendar and hieroglyphic writing.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  146–147   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  * But one fourth of a cord is only about one cubic meter. Maybe he means 16 cubic feet, which would be plausible if we assume that each cubic foot of limestone yields only 1\Slash{}2 cubic foot of lime.   \\
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\section{Year of Battles:, The}

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\relax  Author:  &  L. P. Brockett   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: History   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  H. S. Goodspeed and Co.   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1871   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Culclasure   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K2018-20   \\
\relax  Summary  &  This is the part of a book about the Franco-German War of 1870–71. The first numbered page in this book is 496 and the cover is missing. The title of the book, the author’s name and the publisher are written on a page, the reverse of which is part of a two-page map dealing with the subject matter of the book. The book is a detailed account of the Franco-German War. It contains many interesting drawings of people and places involved in the conflict.   \\
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\section{Your Right To Privacy}

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\relax  Author:  &  Evan Hendricks   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Legal   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Southern Illinois University Press   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1990   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-6   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Hayden,Lee A   \\
\relax  Summary  &  A basic guide to legal rights in an information society. Book covers the major assaults on privacy that have occurred since the advent of the computer age. Explores privacy issues in connection with goverment and private sector use of personal data, bank, medical etc.,   \\
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\section{Zapata and the Mexican Revolution}

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\relax  Author:  &  John Womack   \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: history   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Random House   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1968   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Aunt Bonnies Bookstore   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K964-40   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Aiello   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Study of Emiliano Zapata and an account of peasant life in Mexico and peasant revolutions.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  232   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  mapa is masculine should be el mapa (la mapa is circled in the text)   \\
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\section{Zetetic, The (Vol 1 No 1)}

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\relax  Author: Ken Kirk  &    \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Other   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Committee\Slash{}Sci. Invest, of claims of the Paranormal   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &    \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &    \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-24   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Articles on claims of the Paranormal. 1) Wallis on Dianetics — “Poor Mans Psychoanalysis”: Psychics, Clairvoyance, and the Real World; A Social-Psychological Analysis. 2) Westrum on Expert Witnesses — Scientists as Experts: Observations on Objections to Astrology. 3) Omohundro on von Daniken — Von Daniken’s Chariots: APrimer in the Art of Cooked Science. 4) Fix on Biorhythms \& Sports — Biorhythms and Sports Performances. 5) Hyman on Uri Geller — Observations on the Paranormal Powers of Uri Geller.   \\
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\section{Zetetic, The (Vol 1 No 2)}

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\relax  Author:  &    \\
\relax  Language:  &  English Category: Other   \\
\relax  Publisher:  &  Committee\Slash{}Scien. Invest, of Claims of\Slash{}Paranormal   \\
\relax  Year of Publication:  &  1977   \\
\relax  Origin:  &  Unknown   \\
\relax  Lab Number  &  K974-23   \\
\relax  Agent\Slash{}Analyst:  &  Ken Kirk   \\
\relax  Summary  &  Articles on claims of the Paranormal. 1) Geller Phenomena — The nonpsychic Powers of Uri Geller. 2) The TM Movement — The develpment of the Transcendental Meditation Movement. 3) Psychic Reading — “Cold Reading”: How to convince strangers that you know all about them. 4) Astrology — Statistical test of Sun-Sign Astrology. 5) Cattle Mutilation — An Episode of collective dilusion. The UFO debate.   \\
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\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  190   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Underlined   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Two excerpts: \dots{}.. but a vital part in the expansion of the civilization of Roman Christian Europe was played by a branch of the Scandinavian peoples-the Normans of Normandy.\forcelinebreak In fact, one can say that the greatest single force in the extension of the territory effectively controlled by the papacy was the Norman feudal class. The final conquest of Wales by Edward I (1272–1307) made that region a part of feudal Europe.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  194   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  count’s son married Cid’s daughter, (next to underlined excerpt: \dots{}he defeated the Count of Barcelona, took him captive, and became the governor of the land in dispute, the region around Lerida; but he treated the Count so kindly that the latter married his son and heir to the Cid’s daughter.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  192   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Map of Spain, France, etc\dots{} the region of Leon is circled and written in margin is Christian Spain.   \\
\relax  \textbf{Marking}  &    \\
\relax  Where Found:  &  367   \\
\relax  Type of Marking:  &  Margins   \\
\relax  Description:  &  Big circle in margin next to: Edward II (1307–27) was a striking contrast to his father. Ineffective, weak, and vacillating, he was always under the thumb of some stronger character — his queen, Isabelle of France, his Gascon favorite Peter Gaveston or the   \\
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James Fitzgerald

Publications Found in Kaczynski’s Cabin

Volume II

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