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Program book containing program for recital of violin sonatas by Brahms on February 11, 2005, by Leon Fleisher and Jaime Laredo. Insert provides program changes and program notes by Sidney Finkelstein and John Reed. Schubert: Sonatina for violin and piano in A minor, D. 385 -- Brahms: Violin sonata in D minor, op. 108 -- Schubert: Violin sonata in A major, D. 574. Includes biographical notes, photographs, advertisements. Includes programs for additional concerts. 140 pages.

v, 284 p., 1 L. 25 cm., Haida songs, withoug music, and english translation. Tsimshian texts and English translations on opposite pages., (dlps) ACR7521.0003.001, http://name.umdl.umich.edu/ACR7521.0003.001, http://quod.lib.umich.edu/t/text/accesspolicy.html

v, 284 p., 1 L. 25 cm., Haida songs, withoug music, and english translation. Tsimshian texts and English translations on opposite pages., (dlps) ACR7521.0003.001, http://name.umdl.umich.edu/ACR7521.0003.001, http://quod.lib.umich.edu/t/text/accesspolicy.html

Nell’autunno del 1913 il giornalista statunitense John Reed viene inviato dal Metropolitan Magazine in Messico, dove è in corso la Rivoluzione. Come corrispondente di guerra, il giovane Reed è al seguito dell’esercito di Pancho Villa per quattro mesi, testimone oculare di eventi fondamentali come la vittoria nella battaglia di Torreòn, che spiana ai rivoluzionari la strada verso Città del Messico. Le cronache appassionate di quei giorni vengono poi raccolte nel volume Insurgent Mexico (Il Messico insorge), pubblicato da D. Appleton&Co., New York, nel 1914.

An excellent book by American journalist and socialist John Reed about the October Revolution in Russia in 1917, which Reed experienced firsthand. Reed followed many of the prominent Bolshevik leaders closely during his time in Russia.

"Estructurada como un gran reportaje, la genialidad de la obra de Reed radica en el método de montaje documental que emplea, que le permite vincular sus vivencias como testigo directo de la revolución (su presencia en asambleas, en grandes concentraciones, en debates fundamentales; en la mesa de diferentes grupos sociales, en puestos militares, en posadas, en los cruces de caminos) con la frenética marcha general del proceso revolucionario, a través de documentos públicos, recortes de prensa, carteles callejeros y entrevistas, como las que sostuvo con Trotsky o Kérenski. Asimismo, y aunque acérrimo partidario de la Revolución, Reed supo mantener la distancia y ejercer también una voz crítica sobre aspectos puntuales de este proceso, sin por ello perder de vista el fulgor emancipatorio que lo atraviesa."

Nell’autunno del 1913 il giornalista statunitense John Reed viene inviato dal Metropolitan Magazine in Messico, dove è in corso la Rivoluzione. Come corrispondente di guerra, il giovane Reed è al seguito dell’esercito di Pancho Villa per quattro mesi, testimone oculare di eventi fondamentali come la vittoria nella battaglia di Torreòn, che spiana ai rivoluzionari la strada verso Città del Messico. Le cronache appassionate di quei giorni vengono poi raccolte nel volume Insurgent Mexico (Il Messico insorge), pubblicato da D. Appleton&Co., New York, nel 1914.

An excellent book by American journalist and socialist John Reed about the October Revolution in Russia in 1917, which Reed experienced firsthand. Reed followed many of the prominent Bolshevik leaders closely during his time in Russia.

"Estructurada como un gran reportaje, la genialidad de la obra de Reed radica en el método de montaje documental que emplea, que le permite vincular sus vivencias como testigo directo de la revolución (su presencia en asambleas, en grandes concentraciones, en debates fundamentales; en la mesa de diferentes grupos sociales, en puestos militares, en posadas, en los cruces de caminos) con la frenética marcha general del proceso revolucionario, a través de documentos públicos, recortes de prensa, carteles callejeros y entrevistas, como las que sostuvo con Trotsky o Kérenski. Asimismo, y aunque acérrimo partidario de la Revolución, Reed supo mantener la distancia y ejercer también una voz crítica sobre aspectos puntuales de este proceso, sin por ello perder de vista el fulgor emancipatorio que lo atraviesa."

Nell’autunno del 1913 il giornalista statunitense John Reed viene inviato dal Metropolitan Magazine in Messico, dove è in corso la Rivoluzione. Come corrispondente di guerra, il giovane Reed è al seguito dell’esercito di Pancho Villa per quattro mesi, testimone oculare di eventi fondamentali come la vittoria nella battaglia di Torreòn, che spiana ai rivoluzionari la strada verso Città del Messico. Le cronache appassionate di quei giorni vengono poi raccolte nel volume Insurgent Mexico (Il Messico insorge), pubblicato da D. Appleton&Co., New York, nel 1914.

An excellent book by American journalist and socialist John Reed about the October Revolution in Russia in 1917, which Reed experienced firsthand. Reed followed many of the prominent Bolshevik leaders closely during his time in Russia.

"Estructurada como un gran reportaje, la genialidad de la obra de Reed radica en el método de montaje documental que emplea, que le permite vincular sus vivencias como testigo directo de la revolución (su presencia en asambleas, en grandes concentraciones, en debates fundamentales; en la mesa de diferentes grupos sociales, en puestos militares, en posadas, en los cruces de caminos) con la frenética marcha general del proceso revolucionario, a través de documentos públicos, recortes de prensa, carteles callejeros y entrevistas, como las que sostuvo con Trotsky o Kérenski. Asimismo, y aunque acérrimo partidario de la Revolución, Reed supo mantener la distancia y ejercer también una voz crítica sobre aspectos puntuales de este proceso, sin por ello perder de vista el fulgor emancipatorio que lo atraviesa."

Nell’autunno del 1913 il giornalista statunitense John Reed viene inviato dal Metropolitan Magazine in Messico, dove è in corso la Rivoluzione. Come corrispondente di guerra, il giovane Reed è al seguito dell’esercito di Pancho Villa per quattro mesi, testimone oculare di eventi fondamentali come la vittoria nella battaglia di Torreòn, che spiana ai rivoluzionari la strada verso Città del Messico. Le cronache appassionate di quei giorni vengono poi raccolte nel volume Insurgent Mexico (Il Messico insorge), pubblicato da D. Appleton&Co., New York, nel 1914.

An excellent book by American journalist and socialist John Reed about the October Revolution in Russia in 1917, which Reed experienced firsthand. Reed followed many of the prominent Bolshevik leaders closely during his time in Russia.

"Estructurada como un gran reportaje, la genialidad de la obra de Reed radica en el método de montaje documental que emplea, que le permite vincular sus vivencias como testigo directo de la revolución (su presencia en asambleas, en grandes concentraciones, en debates fundamentales; en la mesa de diferentes grupos sociales, en puestos militares, en posadas, en los cruces de caminos) con la frenética marcha general del proceso revolucionario, a través de documentos públicos, recortes de prensa, carteles callejeros y entrevistas, como las que sostuvo con Trotsky o Kérenski. Asimismo, y aunque acérrimo partidario de la Revolución, Reed supo mantener la distancia y ejercer también una voz crítica sobre aspectos puntuales de este proceso, sin por ello perder de vista el fulgor emancipatorio que lo atraviesa."

With portrait and biographical sketch of the author

Title from cover, Exhibition catalog, Page 1 consists of an introduction to the exhibition, pages 2 to 8 list the artists and the paintings on exhibit (a total of 200).

From J. R. Swanton's Early History of the Creek Indians and Their Neighbors, Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin 73, 1922.

The Red River is rapidly developing into a vacationer's and sportman's resort. People are coming to this area and staying for one or two weeks at a time. My client wishes to develop new facilities to be able to take advantage of the growing popularity evident in this area. The architectural design problem will consist basically of lodges, restaurants, warming houses, and a terminal building. It is the purpose of this thesis to gather and formulate all of the necessary information concerning the feasibility of such a project. Finally, the lodge complex will be designed so that it best suits the nature of the problem.

Settlements of the Creek, Chactaw [sic], and Chicasaw [sic] Nations are depicted. The original map is part of the Edward E. Ayer Collection at the Newberry Library in Chicago, Illinois. This was featured in J. R. Swanton's article "Early History of the Creek Indians and Their Neighbors."

Moderate yellowish-green (C136) cloth; military man in red, yellow and black flanked by black and red potted trees, black lettering and single rule border; spine lettered in black. H: 19.5 cm.; W: 13 cm.; D: 3.5 cm.

Title from cover, Exhibition catalog, Page 1 consists of an introduction to the exhibition, pages 2 to 8 list the artists and the paintings on exhibit (a total of 200).

From John Reed Swanton's Early History of Creek Indians and Their Neighbors, Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin 73, 1922.

From Swanton's Early History of the Creek Indians and Their Neighbors, Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin 73, 1922.

From J. R. Swanton's Early History of the Creek Indians and Their Neighbors, Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin 73, 1922.

From J. R. Swanton's Early History of the Creek Indians and Their Neighbors, Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin 73, 1922.

From J. R. Swanton's Early History of the Creek Indians and Their Neighbors, Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin 73, 1922.

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