BYU Library - Special Collections

German language mission notebook kept by Ames K. Bagley during his service as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Germany. Notebook includes German language sayings and proverbs, missionary talks, lessons and visual aids, poems, pedagogical materials, and newspaper clippings. Dated approximately 1923 to 1926.

Handwritten lecture notes taken by Gerhard Borlin who apparently studied under Treitschke. The notes were probably taken when Treitschke was lecturing from his book "Politik."

This manuscript is materials that were collected from Reinhard's lectures and major studies by "Ludovico Christophoro Edmanno Libero Barone de Seckendorff." It was prepared for publication in 1753 but apparently was never put in print. The text was probably designed to be used in college courses as an introduction to world history.

Photocopy of a typewritten letter in German with handwritten corrections. Fair-Schulz writes to friends telling them of the background to the firing of Brigham Young University professors, David Knowlton and Cecelia Konchar Farr. He also writes about the student unrest and protests that came as a result of the university's actions.

Collection includes Brigham Young University memos and correspondence, speeches, collected articles and clippings and other articles relating to her position in University Relations department at the university. Dates of collected materials span from about 1862 to 1965.

Contains two clay and gold medallions made to commemorate the centennial of Maeser's birth in 1828.

Material contains Reynolds's handwritten correspondence from 1912 to 1937; diaries from 1924 to 1925, 1934, and 1937; lecture notes on English literature and European history from 1894; and autobiographical and miscellaneous notes from 1935 to 1938. The materials document the various aspects of Reynolds's career and life. The diaries were kept largely when Reynolds was travelling in Europe and the Middle East.

Contains photocopies made of German documents, approximately 1850-1860, related to Karl G. Maeser.

Handwritten lecture notes on Roman legal history, The notes were taken by Paul Kroker who apparently studied under Hölder.

Contains the documents and studies related to Jack Welch's research into chiasmus in scriptural and other ancient texts. Includes articles and books related to chiasmus in the Book of Mormon, Old and New Testaments, Doctrine and Covenants, and Pearl of Great Price, as well as the works of Homer and ancient Jewish literature. Also includes Welch's correspondence with scholars, publishers, and readers regarding the impact and reception of his work. Dated 1787-2011, bulk 1953-2011.