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Abba Hillel Silver Papers. (Cleveland, Ohio: Western Reserve Historical Society,1994. 235 reels).: Film B14818; The papers of Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver, leader of the Zionist Movement and advocate for the creation of the State of Israel. Included are speeches, personal correspondence, general correspondence, sermons, memoranda, and newspaper clippings.
GUIDE: Microtext Ref. Z6616 S5945 +G85 1994 (LC)
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not available

AIDS Research Archives: Observations on Social & Political Change 1980-1990. (Eastchester, NY: Jerry Alper, Inc., c1994. 136 microfiches).: Fiche B3937 Pamphlets, clippings, and articles published in the gay press between the years 1980 to 1990 compiled by the Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC). Includes subject index.
GUIDE: Subject index included on microfiche
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not available in e-format

African American Culture and History: The L.S. Alexander Gumby Collection of Negroiana : From the Holdings of the Rare Book & Manuscript Library of Columbia University in the City of New York. (Woodbridge, CT: Primary Source Microfilm, 2003. 21 reels).: Film B19155 Scrapbook collections related to political and cultural topics, as well as prominent African Americans such as W.E.B. DuBois, Langston Hughes, Ralph Bunche, Frederick Douglass, Marcus Garvey, Jackie Robinson, Booker T. Washington and others. Included are newspaper clippings, periodical extracts, photos, pamphlets, playbills, letters, and manuscripts.
GUIDE: Microtext Ref E184.6 .A335 2003
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE
Status: At Bindery

Africa Through Western Eyes: Manuscript Records of Traders, Travellers, Soldiers, Missionaries and Diplomats in Africa. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England: Adam Matthew Publications, 1999. 34 reels).: Film B18318 Personal writings of Europeans in Africa during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Writers include Cuthbert Christy, Calabar and Benin, A. R. H. Mann, Tengely, Baskerville, Fraser, Glover, Livingstone, Maffatt, Park, and Stanley. Topics addressed include personal journeys, work for the International Commission of Enquiry, slavery, Boer War, local histories, and missionary activity.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference DT32.5 .A48 2000
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Parts 1 & 2, Parts 3.

The All-Union Population Census, 1939: Federal Archival Service of Russia: From the Holdings of the Russian State Economic Archive, Moscow, Russia. (Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, [2001]. 318 reels).: Film B18386
Census data from the Federal Archives of Russia. Figures are provided for gender, age, familial and martial relations, demographic indicators, birth rate, death rate, life expectancy, regional population, and occupations. This is the census denounced by Stalin for not depicting the desired results in population growth and religion.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk Z2519 A44 2001 (LC)+ Oversize
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available
SLAVIC PAGE DESCRIPTION

American Biographical Archive. (London; New York: K.G. Saur) Series I: Fiche B1209 in Main Reading Room Series II: Fiche B2801 in Main Reading Room: This collection reproduces, in a single alphabetical sequence, the complete biographical entries on 350,000 individuals, cumulated from 400 sources dating from the 17th to the early 20th century. It covers Canada as well as the United States. The first several fiches contain the biographical sources used to compile the collection.
GUIDE: No index is necessary; all the entries for an individual appear together, and eye-legible fiche headers provide access.

American Civil Liberties Union Archives, 1950-1990. (Wilmington, Del.: Scholarly Resources, 2002. 400 reels).: Film B19576; Files from the ACLU on the Vietnam War and the Civil Rights movement divided into the Amnesty Project, the Lawyers Constitutional Defense Committee. This collection also includes broader topics such as freedom of belief, expression, and association, due process of the law, equality before the law, and international civil liberties.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference JC599.U5 A547 2002 (LC)+ Oversize.
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Section 2, Section 3.

American Colonization Society Records. (Wilmington: Scholarly Resources Inc., 1996. 324 reels): Film B15358

American Indian Periodicals: Ask at Microform Reading Room
More than 2,000 microfiche representing about 130 titles, mostly from the 20th Century, produced by American Indian groups and Indian interest organizations.

American labor unions' officers' reports. (Sanford, NC: Microfilming Corp. of America, 1982. 1641 microfiches): Fiche S150
Compiled by elected union officers, these reports focus on many labor-related topics including government/labor relations, legal and financial activities, newly established local union chapters, and strike mediation.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference HD6508 +N32 (LC)

American Missionary Association Manuscripts, 1839-1882. (261 reels): Film MISC 627
The AMA was established in 1846 as an interdenominational missionary society devoted to abolitionist principles. In 1865 it became the official agency of Congregational churches conducting educational work among the Freedmen.
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

American Periodical Series. (Ann Arbor, MI: University Microfilms International, 1979. 287 reels): Film S1
Series I: 1741-1800. The 88 titles in this series document the origins of American magazine journalism. Yale owns all of Series I.
Series II: 1800-1850. This comprehensive series of 923 titles illustrates the burgeoning of periodical publication after 1800 and includes virtually all the significant magazines of the time. Yale holds Series II through unit 6, No. 253.
Series III: 1850-1900. Yale does not own Series III.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference Z6951 +H65 (LC)

American Women's Diaries. (New Canaan, CT: Readex Film Products. 83 reels): Film MISC 1160
This collection is divided into three segments: New England, Southern, and Western women's diaries. The first series covers the lives of eight middle and upper class women residing on the Eastern Seaboard, spanning from the 18th to early 20th centuries. The second segment consists of thirty-two diaries of women who lived in the American South during the nineteenth century. The Western segment contains diaries from the 19th and early 20th centuries.
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

Amnesty International Publications. (Zug, Switzerland: Inter Documentation Co., [1980]- .): Fiche S38-B
This title is held at the Law Library, in the reading room annex. Consult the appropriate periodical list, card catalog, or reference librarian for assistance.
This collection contains the Amnesty International newsletter, their annual report briefing papers, country reports, reports on various topics, and general information put out by the organization.

Analecta Hymnica Medii Aevi. v. 1-55. (Leipzig: O.R. Reisland, 1886-1922. 371 microfiches): Fiche S65
A massive collection of medieval hymns.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference BV468 A622 A5 (LC)

Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts in Microfiche Facsimile (Binghamton, NY: Center for Medieval and Early Renaissance Studies, State University of New York at Binghamton, 1994. 167 fiches).: Fiche B3976
Anglo-Saxon manuscripts divided into volumes: vol.1 Books of prayers and healing, vol. 2 Psalters, vol. 3 Anglo-Saxon gospels, vol. 4 Glossed Texts, Aldhemiana, psalms, and vol. 5 Latin manuscripts.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference DA150 A76 1994
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Not available in e-format

Annual Departmental Reports Relating to Kenya and the East Africa High Commission, 1903/4-1963. (H.F. Morris. East Ardsley, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, England: Microform Ltd., 1983- . 118 reels): Film B5297
The reports in this collection are grouped together under nine main headings: Administration, Finance, Judicial and Police, Natural Resources, Social Services, Transport and Public Works, Communications and Post Office Savings, Commerce and Miscellaneous. Yale holds only 11 out of 118 reels.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference Z3587 A55 (LC)

Anti-Slavery Collection: 18th-19th Centuries, From the Library of the Society of Friends, 1760-1978. (London: World Microfilms, 1978. 25 reels): Film MISC 1138
This collection contains all of the society’s anti-slavery materials, including tracts, miscellaneous pamphlets, and other ephemeral documents, and some rare, early periodicals of the Thompson-Clarkson Collection, on which Thomas Clarkson based his ‘History of the Abolition of Slavery’.
GUIDE: MISC 1138x
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE

Anti-slavery Materials: Regional Records and Other Pamphlets, 18th-19th Centuries: the Collection at John Rylands University Library, Manchester. (London, England: World Microfilms Publications, 1989. 20 reels): Film B14879
GUIDE: Accompanied by a list of contents.

Anti-Slavery Propaganda in the Oberlin College Library. (Woodbridge, Conn.: Primary Source Media, [1980?-1989]. 7,235 fiches).: Fiche B3988; Anti-slavery documents, books and pamphlets, newspapers, and speeches made to Congress discussing the anti-slavery movement.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk E449 A6235 1995 (LC)+ Oversize
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE

Archives Biographiques Francaises. (Susan Bradley. London; New York: K.G. Saur. 1053 microfiches): Fiche B2252 in Main Reading Room
A compilation of biographical notices selected from 180 biographical works on about 140,000 people in France, French-speaking Switzerland, Belgium, French Canada, and the Francophone colonies, as well as foreigners associated with France for a period of their lives. The span of coverage is from the beginning of French civilization to 1914. [LC]
GUIDE: SML Reference CT1003 +A83 1988 Index

Archives of the British Conservative Party: Advisory Committee on Policy Correspondence, Minutes and Papers, 1946-1964. (Reading, Berkshire; [Woodbridge, CT]: Primary Source Media, LTD., 1998. 92 fiches).: Fiche SUBJECT TO CHANGE; Archives from the British Conservative Party for 1946-1964 including pamphlets, committee minutes, and campaign guides. Conservative ideology relating to unemployment, housing, industry, agriculture, foreign affairs, and education as well as the rise of the Labour Party are covered.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference JN1129.C7 C5748 1998 (LC)+ Oversize
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Archives of the Central British Fund for World Jewish Relief, 1933-1960. (Reading, Berkshire, England ; Woodbridge, CT : Research Publications, 1989. 74 reels): Film B14729
GUIDE: Microtext Reference DS135 E5 A73
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Archives of the Soviet Communist Party and Soviet State. (Cambridge, England] : State Archival Service of Russia [and] Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace in association with Chadwyck-Healey Ltd., 1993-2004. 11,000 reels).: Film B18702
Massive collection containing archives from the Soviet Communist Party and Soviet State. Materials are divided into four broad sections: Centre for the Preservation of Contemporary Documentation (TsKhSD), renamed as Russian State Archive of Contemporary History – RGANI, Russian Centre for the Preservation and Study of Documents of Most Recent History (RTsKhIDNI), renamed as Russian State Archive of Social and Political History – RGASPI, State Archive of the Russian Federation (GARF): r-series, collection held at Pirogovskaia Street, and State Archive of the Russian Federation (GARF): a-series, collection held at Berezhkovskaia Naberezhnaia.
GUIDE: Microform Text Z2519 .A73 2004 (LC)+
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE
SLAVIC PAGE DESCRIPTION: NOTE: First 496 reels of Yale's set are located in Microtext Room. These reels comprise the microfilm guide to the collection.

Archivio Biografico Italiano. (Munchen; New York: K.G. Saur) Series I: Fiche B1279 in Main Reading Room Series II: Fiche B2321 in Main Reading Room: This collection includes information gleaned from 321 important and representative Italian biographical reference sources published from the 17th to the 20th century. The result is an accumulation of about 200,000 entries arranged in a single alphabetical sequence. Cross references are not extensive, a problem which the editor says will be addressed in a forthcoming index. The first 22 fiches contain title pages and prefaces from the sources.
GUIDE: SML Reference CT1123 +I39 1993 (LC)

Archivo Biografico de Espana, Portugal e Iberoamerica. (Victor Herrero Mediavilla, and L. Rosa Aguayo Nayle. Munchen; New York: K.G. Saur) c1986: Fiche B1267 in Main Reading Room c1990: Fiche B2320 in Main Reading Room: Reproduces the biographical dictionaries and encyclopedias of earlier centuries. The scope of the Archivo reflects the historic world-wide dominion of Spain and Portugal--from the Iberian Peninsula, the Balearic and Canary Islands to Mexico, Honduras, Brazil, and Argentina to Mozambique, Macao and the Phillippines. Only 55% of the material pertains exclusively to Spain and Portugal. Included are persons from every walk of life (e.g., monarchy, nobility, military and religious figures, statesmen), individuals of diverse ethnic groups, even foreigners who became part of the fabric of local life. Additionally, there seems to have been a special effort made to include women. The entries are in Spanish and Portuguese for the most part. On the first several fiche is a list of the biographical sources used to compile the collection.
GUIDE: All of the entries are cumulated into a single alphabetical sequence.

Art Looting and Nazi Germany: Records of the Fine Arts and Monuments. (Bethesda, MD: University Publications of America, c2001. 20 reels).: Film B18475
Documents from Ardelia Hall records that pertain to Nazi looting of fine art in Austria, Italy, and Germany during World War II and the programs enacted to return the art back to the proper owner or country of origin. Documents included are correspondence, memoranda, minutes, and committee records.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk N9160 .A77 2002 (LC)+ Oversize
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE

Australia: Colonial Life and Settlement. Part 1, Letters Sent, 1808-1825: The Colonial Secretary's Papers 1788-1825, From the State Records Authority of New South Wales. (Marlborough: Adam Matthew.; c2002. 19 reels).: Film B18843
Governmental letters sent from the colony of Australia to Great Britain. Topics included in the letters are conditions in prisons, starvation, disease, the colony’s relation with Great Britain, issues with the aboriginal population, economic development, environmental concerns with settlements, government controlled stores, currency and bank regulations, public health issues, and labor laws.
GUIDE: Not available in print format
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE

Australia: Colonial Life and Settlement. Part 2 Special Bundles (Topic Collections), Proclamations, Orders and Related Records, 1789-1825: The Colonial Secretary's Papers 1788-1825, From the State Records Authority of New South Wales. (Marlborough: Adam Matthew.; c2002. 21 reels).: Film B18844
Governmental issues about the colony of Australia. Topics include the massacre in New Zealand of the crew of the Boyd, correspondence with Charles Throsby, medical treatment of convicts, meeting minutes about orphan institutions, and other colonial issues.
GUIDE: Not available in print format
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE

Australia, Colonial Life and Settlement Part 3, Letters Received, 1788-1825: The Colonial Secretary's Papers 1788-1825, From the State Records Authority of New South Wales. (Marlborough: Adam Matthew.; c2002. 32 reels).: Film B18845
Governmental and civilian letters received in the colony of Australia from 1788 to 1825. Topics included are agreements, dispatches, general orders, instructions, regulations, proclamations, memoranda, and reports.
GUIDE: Not available in print format
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE

Australasian Biographical Archive. (Munchen; New York: K.G. Saur, 1990): Fiche B2322 in Main Reading Room
GUIDE: Australasian Biographical Index: Temporary Control Number: FKF3119

Author Index of Byzantine Studies. (Zug, Switzerland: IDC; New York: Distributed in the U.S. by Clearwater Publishing Co., 1986-. 5 microfiches): Fiche B2685

Babeuf et le Babouvisme: A Microfiche Collection of Materials by and about Babeuf. (Paris: Hachette, 1974. 164 microfiches): Fiche B507
Babeuf, born in 1762, was one of the earliest French Socialists and a fervent advocate of the Revolution. This collection consists of his own writings and those associated with the nascent communist movement named after him.
These documentary materials, originally dispersed among various French archives, are at the Institute of Marxism-Leninism in Moscow. The collection includes the private papers of Babeuf. It is especially rich in materials from the first half of Babeuf's life and from the period of the Thermidor, documenting his actions after the fall of the Revolutionary Government.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference DC187.8 S63 (LC)

Baedeker's Handbook(s) for Travelers. (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1975. 2,200 microfiches): Fiche B1271
This is the complete collection of 266 editions published in English between 1861 and 1939. It covers 31 different areas, concentrating on Germany (55 editions), Italy (51 editions), and Switzerland (28 editions), Canada and the U.S. The guides provide thousands of discrete pieces of social and economic information, as well as numerous maps.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference Z6016 T7 G74 (LC)

Belgian Underground Press in WWII. (Bethesda, MD: University Publications of America, 1989. 560 microfiches): Fiche B3961
Underground newspapers, newsletters, journals, and bulletins published in Belgium from 1940 to 1945.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference D802 B4 B35 1991+ Oversize
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Not available in e-format

Biografisch Archief van de Benelux. (Munchen: Saur, [1992?]-[1994?]. 756 microfiches): Fiche B2802 in Main Reading Room
A cumulation of entries from 122 of the most important biographical reference works of the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg from the end of the 16th century to the beginning of the 20th century. [LC]
GUIDE: Fiches I-VI contain title pages, prefaces, and introductions from the reference sources consulted in compiling the biographical entries.

Birobidzhan: An Experiment to Create a Soviet Jewish Homeland. (Leiden; New York : IDC Publishers, 2001. 941 microfiches, 30 microfilm reels): Fiche B4230; Documents from the 1937 Soviet effort to create a Jewish Autonomous Region in the Soviet Far East: Birobidzhan. Materials included help to understand why this project was undertaken, how it was implemented, how it was integrated into the national policy of the Kremlin. The reaction of world Jewry, as well other governments and leftwing organizations in the West. The collection includes illustrations, charts, maps, drawings, plans, and photographs.
GUIDE: Not available
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE. See also SLAVIC & EASTERN EUROPEAN COLLECTION DESCRIPTION

Black Abolitionist Papers, 1830-1865. (17 reels): Film MISC 912
Correspondence, sermons, speeches, missionary reports and writings of c. 300 19th century black abolitionists.
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

Black Biographical Dictionaries, 1790-1950. (Alexandria, Va.: Chadwyck-Healey Inc., 1987. 1068 microfiches): Fiche B2653 in Main Reading Room
A collection of African American collective biographies published before 1950, profiling teachers, journalists, authors, religious personages, sports figures, artists, and representatives from all areas of African American culture and society. Titles include, for example, Negro Baptists in Foreign Missions, The Negro Artist Comes of Age, and Cyclopedia of African Methodism.
The three volume index is a serious reference work in itself. It catalogs 30,000 names and lists complete bibliographical information for all books indexed. The index of persons is accessible by birthplace, religion, and occupation, in addition to name. There is an additional index of women only. [LC]
GUIDE: Black Biography, 1790-1950 : A Cumulative Index. Ed. Randall K. Burkett, Nancy Hall Burkett, Henry Louis Gates, Jr.: SML Reference Z1361.N39 +B52 1990 (LC)

Black Death: Sources Concerning the European Plague. Series one, Rare Printed Sources from the Herzog August Bibliothek, Wolfenbuittel, c1470-1822. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England: Adam Matthew Publications, 1994. 34 reels).: Film B18937; Material from Germany, France, Italy, England, Switzerland and Central Europe about the Black Death. Included are advice and instructions for treatment, narratives of experiences of cities, notes on experiments, observations, origins, causes, and effects of the Plague. Majority of the material is from the years 1540 to 1650.
GUIDE: Not available
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE

Black Panther Documents. (Sunnyvale, CA: BMI Imaging Systems; New York: Distributed by Norman Ross Pub, 1994. 66 reels): Film B18473
The personal papers of Dr. Huey P. Newton and documents regarding the Black Panther internal workings, community-based programs, the prison movement, unpublished statements, and educational documents of the organization. The collection includes legal documents, correspondence files, pamphlets, newspapers, news clippings, the Party’s business records, information on cultural activities, and a great deal of additional material.
GUIDE: Not available
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not available

The Black Power Movement [Pts. 1-4]. (Bethesda, MD: University Publications of America, 2000. 55 reels).: Film B18270; Part 1 consists of material outlining the events of Amari Baraka’s (LeRoi Jones) involvement in the Black Arts Movement, Black Nationalism, personal correspondence, and his involvement in his hometown of Newark, New Jersey. Part 2 includes the personal papers of Robert F. Williams and his work with “armed self reliance”, Black Nationalism, debate with Martin Luther King, Jr., involvement with the communist parties in China and Cuba, the NAACP, and the Black Panthers. Part 3 consists of papers from the Revolutionary Action Movement focusing on Muhammad Ahmad (Max Stanford) and his involvement with the Black Power Movement. Part 4 is the League of Revolutionary Black Workers including the Detroit Police files and FBI files.
GUIDE: Microtext Ref. E185.615 G85 2001 (LC)+ Oversize
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE

Black Workers in the Era of the Great Migration, 1916-1929 (Frederick, MD: University Publications of America, 1985. 25 reels).: Film B19585; Documents from federal agencies about the “Great Migration” north to support an industrial economy. Materials included are surveys, case files, and reports about migration and labor.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference E185.8 B533 1985 (LC).
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The Blenheim Papers from the British Library, London: The Papers of the 1st Duke of Marlborough, Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough, and the 3rd Earl of Sunderland. (Brighton, Sussex, England: Harvester Press Microform Publications Ltd., 1987-1988. 62 reels).: Film B18413
Archives from Blenheim Palace. Includes the papers of Charles Spencer, 3rd Earl of Sunderland, writings from John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough, his correspondence with Lord Treasurer Godolphin and other officials and ministers, diplomats and foreign powers, personal papers of his wife, Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough and her correspondence with Queen Anne, and their son-in-law, the 3rd Earl of Sunderland. Topics covered are continental war efforts, domestic policy, the Whig cause, union of Scotland, and Parliamentary concerns.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk DG462 M3 B64 1988+ Oversize
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available

Brazil's Popular Groups, 1966-1986. (Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress Photoduplication Service, 1988. 28 reels).: Film B6991; Newsletters, reports, posters, clippings, brochures, resolutions, educational manuals, and catalogs from socio-political, religious, labor, and grass-root organizations in Brazil from 1966 to 1986. Topics included are agrarian reform, social welfare of children, urban activism, feminism, the Church, social problems, land reform issues, employment, human and civil rights, and politics.
GUIDE: Not Available
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

The Boris I. Nicolaevsky Collection in the Archives of the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace. (Stanford, CA: The Institution; Ann Arbor, Mich. : Released by U.M.I., 1995. 476 reels).: Film S2333
Nicolaevsky Collection includes the personal papers of such leading opponents of the Tsarist regime as Mikhail Bakunin, Petr Lavrov, Georgii Plekhanov, Pavel Axelrod, Julius Martov, Iraklii Tsetereli, Viktor Chernov and Lev Davydovich Trotskii [Trotsky], documenting of the important nineteenth-and twentieth-century revolutionary groups, such as the anarchists, populists, Social Revolutionaries, the Bolsheviks and the Mensheviks. They also cover political, social and economic conditions in Russia and the Soviet Union, Russian émigré life, the international socialist movement, and the important events of Russian history during the first half of the twentieth century.
GUIDE: Microtext Reading Room Z2519 +H66 1991 (LC)
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available
SLAVIC PAGE DESCRIPTION

British Biographical Archive. (Laureen Baillie and Paul Sieveking. Munchen; New York: K.G. Saur, 1984- . 1158 microfiches): Series 1: Fiche B1275 in Main Reading Room
Series 2: Fiche B3204 in Main Reading Room: Included in this British biographical archive are biographical entries from 324 reference books originally published between 1601 and 1929. Particular care was taken to include women in this collection, and there are many cross references. Like the other Saur biographical archives, the first fiches provide the title pages and prefaces from the source works. The entries are arranged in one alphabetical sequence.
GUIDE:SML Reference CT773 +B75 1990 (LC)

British Foreign Office Japan Correspondence, 1856-1905. (Wilmington, Del.: Scholarly Resources, inc., [1974?]. 375 reels).: Film B18061
Contains the dispatches, instructions, reports, memoranda, and other communications that flowed between the Foreign Office and the British embassy and consulates in Japan and neighboring states.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference DA47.9 J33 B75 1975
Microtext Reference Z5771.2 S64 (LC)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

British General Election Campaign Guides: 1885...1950. (British Political Sources Series). (Hassocks, Sussex, England: Harvester Press, 1976. 81 microfiches): Fiche B1109
The Guides were compiled for the years 1885, 1892, 1895, 1900, 1906, 1909, 1914, 1922, 1929, 1931, 1935, 1945, and 1950. They provide a history of all major issues of the times and describe the performance of the Conservative, Labour, Liberal and Radical parties, and all significant utterances of major political figures of the period. There is often an introduction at the beginning of a Guide to provide commentary on the political issues of the year or years covered. Campaign Guides mostly reflect the Conservative viewpoint.
GUIDE: Each Guide is extensively indexed and, where possible, a new introduction has been commissioned to accompany the original material.

British Literary Manuscripts from Cambridge University Library. . (Brighton, Sussex, England: Harvester Microform ;Woodbridge, Conn.; Berkshire, Reading [England]: Primary Source Microfilm, 1984. 84 reels).: Film B17189
Medieval English literature from Cambridge University Library.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference Z6621 C194 B75 1984 (LC)+ Oversize
Microtext Reference Z5771.2 S64 (LC)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

British Official Publications Not Published by HMSO. 1980-. (Cambridge, England: Chadwyck-Healey, 1981- . 23,625 microfiches): Fiche S139
This collection includes publications printed since the beginning of 1980 (including publications with a 1979 imprint first made available in 1980 and publications first derestricted in 1980) by over 280 organizations financed or controlled completely or partially by the British Government, which are not published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office (HMSO). These organizations are divided broadly into government departments, nationalized industries, research institutes, quangos (quasi-autonomous non-governmental organizations), and other official bodies.
GUIDE: Catalogue of British official publications not published by HMSO, 1980- . [Quarterly with annual cumulations].: SML Reference Z2009 +C37 (LC)

British Official Publications Not Published by HMSO. 1980-. (Cambridge, England: Chadwyck-Healey, 1981- . 23,625 microfiches): Fiche S139
This collection includes publications printed since the beginning of 1980 (including publications with a 1979 imprint first made available in 1980 and publications first derestricted in 1980) by over 280 organizations financed or controlled completely or partially by the British Government, which are not published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office (HMSO). These organizations are divided broadly into government departments, nationalized industries, research institutes, quangos (quasi-autonomous non-governmental organizations), and other official bodies.
GUIDE: SML Reference Z2009 +C37 (LC)

Bund Archive in RGASPI, Moscow. (Leiden, The Netherlands: IDC Publishers, 1999. 2,162 microfiches).: Fiche B4154
Documents from the Bund Archive on pre-Revolutionary (1894-1917) and Bolshevik Russia (1917-1921). Topics included in this collection are social democratic ideology, cultural Yiddishism, Jewish national autonomism, national-cultural autonomy in Eastern Europe, History of Jews in Eastern Europe (Russia, Poland, Ukraine); Anti-Semitism in Tsarist Russia pogroms, Yiddish culture in Russia; Russian revolutionary parties; Jewish Labor movement; Jewish political movement; International socialist movement; Socialist International, Free Trade Unions (ICFTU), socialist parties in Germany, Great Britain, France and other European countries, biographies; correspondence of prominent leaders of socialist movements such as K. Kautsky, A. Bebel, L. Trotsky, A. Plekhanov. The collection also includes photographs, posters, minutes, reports, correspondence, financial ledgers, manuscripts, and biographical materials.
GUIDE: Not available
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE. See also SLAVIC & EASTERN EUROPEAN COLLECTION DESCRIPTION

Butler Plantation Papers: The Papers of Pierce Butler (1744-1822) and Successors from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. (Marlborough: Adam Matthew, 1996. 22 reels).: Film B17182; The personal papers of Pierce Butler and his successors. Included in this collection are numerous materials on estate management in South Carolina and Georgia.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk F290 B96 B87 1996 (LC)
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Cabinet Papers: Complete Classes from the CAB & PREM Series in the Public Record Office. Series one PREM 3: Papers Concerning Defence and Operational Subjects, 1940-1945: Winston Churchill. (Marlboro, Wiltshire, England: Adam Matthew Publications, 1998. 191 reels).: Film B17933
Cabinet papers from the war-time administration of Winston Churchill including materials from the Secretariat, discussions with advisors and papers concerning defense and operational subjects as both the Prime Minister and Minister of Defence. Collection includes memoranda, general papers, telegrams to international leaders including Stalin and MacArthur, papers on defence plans, papers relating to occupied Europe, submarine warfare and Anglo-American relations.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference DA589.7 C35 1998
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Cabinet Papers: Complete Classes from the CAB & PREM Series in the Public Record Office. Series one PREM 3: Papers concerning Defense and Operational Subjects, 1940-1945: Winston Churchill. (Marlboro, Wiltshire, England: Adam Matthew Publications, 1998. 191 reels).: Film B17933
Papers from the wartime administration of Winston Churchill.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference DA589.7 C35 1998
Microtext Reference Z5771.2 S64 (LC)
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The Chamberlain papers from Birmingham University Library [microform] / general editor, Peter T. Marsh. Published: Woodbridge, CT ; Reading, England : Primary Source Media, 1996-<1999> microfilm reels : ill. ; 35 mm. + temporary guide ( v. ; 30 cm.)
SML, Microform (Non-Circulating): Call Number: Film B17960; Library has: Series 1: unit 1-unit 6 (117 reels),; Series 2: unit 1-unit 5 (129 reels); Series 3: unit 1-unit 4:reel 49,; Series 3: unit 4:reel 51-unit 6 (138 reels)
SML, Microtext Desk (In-Room Use, Non-Circulating): Call Number:; DA566.7 C43 + Oversize; Status:; Library has:; Series one; Series two: unit 1-unit 6; Series three: unit 1-unit 6; Local notes:
Guide has call no.: Microtext Reference DA566.7 +C43: Notes:; Birmingham University Library does not hold the copyright to the material contained in Reel 50 and has not published the contents.; Microfilm of the entire Chamberlain collection in three series arranged around the three statesmen in reverse chronological order: Neville, Austen and Joseph.; Additional imprint on containers: Research Publications.; Accompanied by a temporary guide compiled by Peter T. Marsh with title: The Chamberlain Papers. Series One: The papers of Neville Chamberlain.; Accompanied by temporary guides compiled by Peter T. Marsh with title: The Chamberlain Papers. Series Two: The papers of Sir Austen Chamberlain.; Accompanied by temporary guides compiled by Peter T. Marsh with title: The Chamberlain Papers. Series Three: The papers of Joseph Chamberlain.
Variant and related titles:: Chamberlain papers; Papers of Neville Chamberlain.; Papers of Austen Chamberlain.; Papers of Joseph Chamberlain.
Contents:: Ser. 1. The papers of Neville Chamberlain, Chancellor of the Exchequer, 1931-1937, and Prime Minister, 1937-1940. unit 1. Family papers and diaries (reel 1-20) -- unit 2. Journals, diaries, the Bahamas and Birmingham Affairs (reel 21-41) -- unit 3. National politics: memoranda, correspondence, and other papers (reel 42-58) -- unit 4. Correspondence 1937-1940, Acts and speeches (reel 59-81) -- unit 5. Public presentations, photographs, and correspondence with Ida and Hilda Chamberlain, 1906-1940; additional material (reel 82-105) -- unit 6. The papers of Beatrice, Ida, Hilda and Ethel Chamberlain (reel 106-117) -- Ser. 2. The papers of Sir Austen Chamberlain, Chancellor of the Exchequer 1903-1905, 1919-1921, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, 1924-1929, Leader of the House of Commons, 1924-1929. unit 1. The papers of Mary Endicott Chamberlain (reel 1-21) -- unit 2. The papers of Mary Endicott Chamberlain (reel 22-45) -- unit 3. Family and early political papers (reel 46-78) -- unit 4-5. General and Special political papers, 1909-1937 (reel 79-129) -- Ser. 3. The papers of Joseph Chamberlain, Mayor of Birmingham, 1873-1876; President of the Board of Trade, 1880-1885, Colonial Secretary, 1895-1903. unit 1. Early personal, business and political papers, and press cuttings (reel 1-9) -- unit 2. Correpondence with individuals, to 1899 (reel 10-21) -- unit 3. National political papers, to 1899 (reel 22-40). --unit 4. Letters and papers after 1899, and letters additional JC 11, JC 11/1/1-4 thru JC 11/13/1-4 (reel 41-67) -- unit 5. Recovered from the Amery papers, JC 29/1 thru JC37/3-37/6 (reel 68-107) -- unit 6. Miscellaneous items: Joseph, Mary, Austin and Neville Chamberlain (reel 108-138).

Cabinet Papers: Complete Classes from the CAB & PREM Series in the Public Record Office. Series three, CAB 128 & CAB 129 : Cabinet Conclusions & Cabinet Memoranda, 1945 and Following. (Wiltshire, England Adam Matthew Publications, 1996-<2006>. 100 reels): Film B16447; Cabinet papers from Attlee, Churchill, Eden, Macmillan, Douglas-Home governments on topics such as post-war Germany, decolonization, Cold War diplomacy, and the creation of the European Community, Anglo-American relations, European reconstruction, National Health Service, North American Treaty Organization (NATO), industrial disputes, national and international economic problems, housing developments and policy, military affairs, nuclear policy, the Suez Crisis, and domestic social policy.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference DA589.7 C34 1997
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: pt.1 & 2, pt.3, pt.4, pt.5, pt.6, pt.7.

California County and Regional Histories. (Archibald Hanna. New Haven, CT: Research Publications Inc., 1968. 33 reels): Film B781
Included in this collection are all county histories listed in Blumann's California local history which were published through the year 1910, together with a selection of general and regional works from the same bibliography.
GUIDE: Reel index to microfilm edition of California county and regional histories.: Microtext Reference Z1261 +R44 1984 (LC)

Catalogo General de Libros Impresos. (Paris; Alexandria, VA: Chadwyck-Healey, 1989-.): Hasta 1981: Fiche B1338; 1982-1987: Fiche B1339

Chicano Studies Library Serial Collection. (Palo Alto, CA: Bay Microfilm, 1980. 430 reels): Film B8459
A collection of 250 Chicano periodicals and newspapers held by the Chicano Studies Library, University of California, Berkeley.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk E184 M5 C457 1989A (LC)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

CIA research reports. (Frederick, MD: University Publications of America, 1982): This series represents a diverse body of documentation that will be useful to historians and political scientists. It begins in 1946, with over 1,500 reports on eight areas: the Middle East; the former Soviet Union; Vietnam and Southeast Asia; China; Japan, Korea, and Asian security; Europe; Africa; and Latin America. Although all of the areas are important, the first three stand as particularly key points of interest during the first three decades following World War II.

Church Authority and Power in Medieval and Early Modern England: The Episcopal Registers, 1215-1683. (111 reels).: Film Misc 968; (Arch) Bishops of Episcopal registries from Medieval and Early Modern England. Included are the Registers of York, 1215-1650, Lincoln, 1209-1663, Lincoln, 1209-1663, Salisbury, 1297-1689, Canterbury, 1284-1661, London, 1304-1660, Ely, 1337-1619; Oxford, 1592-1663; and Wales, 1389-1705, Chichester, 1396-1675; Gloucester, 1541-1681; Rochester, 1319-1683.
GUIDE: Index on film
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Churchill at War: the Prime Minister's Office Papers, 1940-1945 : PRO Record Classes PREM 3 and PREM 4. (Berkshire, England; Woodbridge, Conn.: Primary Source Media in co-operation with the Public Record Office,1998. 291 reels): Film B18022; Documents from the Churchill government during World War II including the papers from his roles as both Prime Minister and Minister of Defense. Collection includes annotated memoranda, discussion documents, telegrams, on wartime activities including the surrender of Germany, operations in Africa and the Balkans, and the defeat of Mussolini.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference DA569.9 C5 +C46 1998
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Introductions, Browse Guide.

City Directories of the United States in Microform. (New Haven: Research Publications, 1969. 6820 microfiches): Fiche B1272
Consists of directories published from the 17th-20th centuries for selected cities and some states. Up to and including 1860, the collection includes all American city directories. A complete list through 1860 may be found on microfiche with the directories and also in print in the guide. [LC]
GUIDE: Microtext Reference Z5771.2 S64 (LC): SEE: PSM Online Guide; Collection Information; Download

Civil Rights During the Johnson Administration, 1963-1969. (21 reels)

Film MISC 1002
Arranged in five parts: Part I--The White House Central Files, Part II--Equal Opportunity Employment Commission: Administrative History, Part III--Oral Histories, Part IV--Records of the White House Conference on Civil Rights, 1965-1966, Part V--Records of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders (Kerner Commission). The papers include subject, name, chronological, and confidential files from the central files of the White House, material from the administrative histories files of the Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Library, and transcripts of oral histories, also from the library. In addition, there are the files of the White House Conference on Civil Rights and records of the Kerner Commission which document the riots that occurred in the United States in the mid-1960s. The material focuses on the civil rights movement of the 1960s, and details the activities of the federal government, the executive branch, and prominent individuals.

GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

Civil Rights During the Kennedy Administration, 1961-1963. Part 2, Papers of Burke Marshall, Asst. Attorney Gen. For Civil Rights. (28 reels): LAW Films no. 141
A collection from the holdings of the John F. Kennedy Library, Boston, Massachusetts.
GUIDE: A printed guide to part two is available in the Law Library.: Films/no.141a/pt.2

Civil Rights During the Nixon Administration, 1969-1974. Part 1, White House Central Files. (46 reels): LAW Films no. 155
GUIDE: Accompanying guide, compiled by David W. Loving, includes subject index.: Films no.155a

Civil War and Reconstruction: the Making of Modern America. Series One, The Papers of Jay Cooke (1821-1905) from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. (Bethesda, MD : University Publications of America, c1997-2003. 103 reels).: Film B18330
General correspondence of Jay Cooke from 1843-1874 relating to politics, banking, and the finance of the Civil War.
GUIDE: Not Available
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Colonial Discourses, Series One: Women, Travel, and Empire, 1660-1914. (Wiltshire, Eng. : Adam Matthew Publications, 1998. 76 reels).: Film B18590
Women authors writing about travel and the British Empire. Topics included are transforming gender roles, colonial attitudes, identity issues, colonialism, and national awareness within the colonies. Parts two and three are focused on “the Orient” including the Middle East, China, and Japan.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference G463 C692 1988.
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Pt.1, Pt.2 & 3.

Colonial Discourses. Series Two, Imperial Adventurers and Explorers. (Marlborough, Wiltshire : Adam Matthew, c2001-2004. 32 reels).: Film B18869
The personal papers of Richard Burton, James Agustus Grant, and John Hanning Speke discussing the Empire and masculinity in the Empire.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference G246 B8 C65 2001
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Pt.1, Pt.2.

Colonial Discourses. Series Three, Colonial Fiction,1650-1914. (Wiltshire, Eng. : Adam Matthew Publications, 2002. 84 reels).: Film B18915
Books of fiction from Britain and Imperial India exploring colonial life, policy, and the colonial experience.
GUIDE: Not Available
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE:.

Colonial Latin American Manuscripts and Transcripts in the Obadiah Rich Collection. (Woodbridge, Conn. ; Reading, England ; Research Publications, c1985. 33 reels).: Film B19430; Documents from the Spanish colonial period, 1492 to the nineteenth century about the conquest and colonization of the Americas from the Spanish and Portuguese perspective
GUIDE: SML STACKS Z1610 N48X 1978 (LC)
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE

Comintern Archive, 1917-1943. (Leiden: IDC, 1994. 11,859 fiches): Fiche B2601
The Communist International, or Comintern, was a Soviet-sponsored agency to coordinate the revolutionary overthrow of capitalism worldwide. Its members included Communists from Europe, Asia and elsewhere, who acted under the direction of Moscow as "the General Staff of the Revolution." Beginning with shorthand reports of the first meetings, the series will include all documents relating to the Comintern's seven congresses, the ten plenums of the Executive Committee, as well as material from preparatory and working commissions.
GUIDE: CD-ROM
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available
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Communist Infiltration of the SCLC, FBI Investigation File, 1957-1983. (9 reels): Film MISC 1017
The records include correspondence, memoranda, reports, printed material and other items maintained by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in relation to its investigation of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC). This material was released under the provision of the Freedom of Information Act. J. Edgar Hoover's confidential file on Martin Luther King is also included in these records.
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

Complete State Papers Domestic. Series one, 1547-1625. (Brighton, Eng.: Harvester Press Microfilm Pub., c1979. 227 reels).: Film B3632; Documents from the House of Stuart for 1547-1625 including political, economic, religious affairs between Protestants and Catholics, relations with parliament, colonial expansion and rebellions. Collection includes land transactions, inventories, legal documents, and papers; PUBLISHER'S GUIDE
Series two, 1625-1702:: Film B4066; 1714-1782:
Film B4288
Series three, 1509-1547:: Film B14946; Published by the British Public Record Office, State Papers are renowned for their scope, quality and detail. This collection offers material on domestic policy--both political and ecclesiastical--concerning social welfare, attempted plots, finance, trade, commerce, and the tensions of foreign policy throughout this turbulent period in British history.
GUIDE: DA331 +C65 1991

Conditions and Politics in Occupied Western Europe: 1940-1945. (Brighton, Sussex, England: Harvester Microform, 1984. 183 reels): Film B15357
Material reproduced was selected from PRO CLASS FO 371 (General correspondence, Political) of the British Foreign Office files.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference Z6207.W8 C65 1984 (LC)

Confederate Imprints, 1861-1865. (New Haven, CT: Research Publications Inc., 1974. 143 reels): Film B2102
Confederate imprints is a collection of the nearly 7000 publications listed in two major bibliographies: Marjorie Lyle Crandall's Confederate imprints: a check list (2 vols,; Boston, 1955) and Richard B. Harwell's supplementary More Confederate imprints (2 vols.; Richmond, 1957). These publications range from religious tracts and published sermons to treasurers' reports of the New Orleans city council to the journal of the Mississippi secession convention. The collections' arrangement follows Crandall and Harwell.
GUIDE: Crandall, Marjorie Lyle. Confederate imprints: a check list.: Microtext Reference Z1242.5 C73 (LC)
Harwell, Richard B. More Confederate imprints.: Microtext Reference Z1242.5 H37 (LC)
Confederate imprints: a check list: Microtext Reference Z1242.5 C733 (LC)

Confidential British Foreign Office Political Correspondence. China, Series 1: 1906-1919. (Bethesda, MD: University Publications of America, 1995. 427 reels).: Film B14866; Political correspondence from the British Foreign Office relating to China. Topics covered in this collection are divided into four sections 1906-1908,1909-1911, 1912-1914, 1915-1919 including post-war (Opium Wars and Boxer Rebellion) concessions, development of colonies including Hong Kong, exporting of Chinese goods, political and economic relations between the two countries, stationing of military troops, missionary activities and the development of the foreign railway.
GUIDE: Microtext Ref. DS773.89 +C65 1995
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE

Confidential British Foreign Office Political Correspondence: World War I. (Bethesda, MD: LexisNexis, 2003. 107 reels).: Film B18936; British Foreign Office correspondence from WWI. Topics include British diplomacy, Anglo-American relations, efforts to draw the United States into the war, antecedents of Turkish entry into the war, Anglo-Balkan negotiations, inter-Balkan rivalries; collapse of Serbia, Greek politics, British failure at Gallipoli, notes on the Dardanelles Commission of Inquiry, intervention diplomacy and the United States, diplomatic efforts to acquire allies, reporting on the domestic situation of the Allies and the European neutrals and on belligerent war aims, reporting on the Russian revolutionary upsurge, reporting crisis in France and Italy, Spain, blockade and economic warfare, especially blockade diplomacy between the Allies and European neutrals, and economic conditions in Germany and Austria-Hungary.
GUIDE: Not available
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE

The Confidential File of the Johnson White House, 1963-1969. (Bethesda, MD: University Publications of America, c1997-2003. 103 reels).: Film B17808
Personal documents that were part of the Johnson administration that were not including the White House Central Files.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference E846 G85 (LC)+ Oversize: Part 2 Microtext Reference E856 G85 (LC)+ Oversize
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Part 1, Part 2

Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files. China 1940-1944: Internal Affairs. (Frederick, Md.: University Publications of America, Inc., c1984. 51 reels).: Film B17968
State Department documents on the internal conditions of China including political, military, socioeconomic, and international relations for the years 1940-1944.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference DS777.536 C64 1985

Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files. China 1945-1949: Internal Affairs. (Frederick, Md.: University Publications of America, c1984. 75 reels).: Film B17969
State Department documents on the internal conditions of China including political, military, socioeconomic, and international relations for the years 1945-1949
GUIDE: Microtext Reference DS777.536 C66 1985
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Not available in e-format

Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files. China,1960-January 1963: Internal affairs. (Frederick, Md.: University Publications of America, c1998. 27 reels.).: Film B17972
This collection includes material from the policies of Chiang Kai-shek, Mao Tse-Tung, between KMT-CCP (Kuomintang, Nationalists- Chinese Communist Party, Maoist], the Civil War, and the foreign policy of the Communist Party as well as reports from American diplomatic personnel in China and the Far East containing special reports, confidential correspondence, interviews, minutes of meetings and translated documents.
GUIDE: On Order
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files. Federal Republic of Germany, 1960-January 1963. Internal Affairs, Decimal Numbers 762A, 862A, 962A. (Bethesda, MD: University Publications of America, c1992. 46 reels).: Film B18279; State Department Central Files on the Federal Republic of Germany from 1960 to 1963. Topics covered include political, military, social and economical developments of post-war Germany.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk DD259 .G85 2004+ Oversize
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE

Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files. Mexico,1960-January 1963: Foreign Affairs, Decimal Numbers 612 and 611.12. (Bethesda, MD : University publications of America, c1996. 8 reels).: Film B17982
The files discussing political, military, social and economic conditions of Mexico from 1960-1963 including interviews, meeting minutes, news clippings, and memoranda.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference F1235 C65 2000
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Confidential U.S. Diplomatic Post Records.: These records closely parallel the scope and content of the State Department Central Files but contain the papers from American diplomats stationed in important foreign countries. For certain countries during the period prior to the end of World War II there are reasons to prefer the Post Records instead of the Central Files because they contain more detailed information obtained directly from sources throughout the nations themselves. For other countries, the Post Records have survived in a more intact condition than the Central Files.

Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files.: These files, gathered from original documents in the National Archives in Washington, D.C., are a source of American diplomatic reporting on political, military, social, and economic developments throughout the world in the 20th century. Each part of the file contains a wide range of materials from U.S. diplomats in foreign countries: statistical reports on political and military affairs; studies and statistics on socioeconomic matter; interviews and minutes of meetings with foreign government officials; court proceedings and other legal documents; full texts of important letters, instructions, and cables sent and received by U.S. diplomatic personnel; reports and translations from foreign journals and newspapers; and countless translations of high-level foreign government documents. These files also illuminate the internal affairs of foreign countries. This includes political parties and elections; unrest and revolution; human rights issues, government administration; fiscal and monetary matters; labor; housing; police and crime; public health; national defense; foreign policy making, education; religion, culture, trade and industry, natural resources, etc...

Congresses of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, 1955-1986: From the Holdings of Russian State Archive of Contemporary History, Moscow, Russia. (Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, 2001. 192 reels).: Film B18362; Film B18362; Post-Stalin politics in the Soviet State. Includes positions of Nikita Khrushchev and his denunciation of Stalin’s crimes, Leonid Brezhnev and the era of “Developed Socialism”, and Mikhail Gorbachev and his programs of reform.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk Z2519 C65 2001 (LC)+ Oversize
PUBLISHER’ GUIDE: Not Available
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Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) Papers, 1959-1976. (80 reels): Film MISC 1007
The collection is divided into three parts: Part 1: Western Regional Office, 1962-1965, Part 2: Southern Regional Office, 959-1966, and Part 3: Scholarship, Educational and Defense Fund for Racial Equality, 1960-1976. Part 3 is divided into three series: Series A: Administrative Files, Series B: Leadership Development Files, and Series C: Legal Department Files.
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

Connecticut Union List of Serials. (Dublin: OCLC, 1989): Fiche B1401: 55 microfiches; Fiche B1402: 23 microfiches

Conservative Party (Great Britain). (Archives of the British Conservative Party: Conservative Party committee minutes, 1909-1964. Brighton, Sussex, England: Harvester Press, 1986. 6 reels): Film B5013
These minutes and reports are the only extant records of the Conservative Party's Annual Conferences.

The Conway Library. (Haslemere, England: Emmett Publishing, 1987-1988. 6979 fiches).: Fiche B4078; Comprehensive holdings of the Conway Library at the University of London. Topics included in this collection are architecture, architectural drawings, sculpture, Medieval arts, and manuscripts.
GUIDE: Not available
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE : Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6.

The Cooperative Movement in Russia. (Leiden: International Documentation Company, 1991. 4423 fiche).: Fiche B2413; Collection includes theoretical works, educational literature, notebooks of the members and leaders of the movement, economic works, and statistics.
GUIDE: Not Available
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available
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Cornell University Collection: Women's Rights Pamphlets. (Wooster, OH: Bell & Howell, 1974. 117 fiches): Fiche B898
Authors of the pamphlets in this collection include John Stuart Mill, Lucretia Mott, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, and Max Eastman. Pamphlets both for and against women's rights are included. Fifty of the pamphlets are from conventions, committees, and various state bodies. Specific subjects represented include suffrage, marriage and family relations, socialism, women in industry, moral reform, and women's education. The collection is focused primarily on women's rights in the United States, but there is some material on England and France as well.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference Z7963 S9 +C67 (LC)

Courtesy Books: From Collections in the Newberry Library. (Wooster, OH: Bell & Howell, 1984. 19 reels): Film B4257
Titles for inclusion in the collection were selected by David H. Stam, then Associate Librarian of the Newberry Library. They cover such topics as Etiquette for persons and grace . . . essays on the art of eloquence, wit and pleasant expression . . . discourses on the duties of children, domestics, wives and gallants . . .advice on how to become wise and wealthy, overcome the mysteries of love, or master the art of physiognomy. Over 120 early English courtesy books comprise this collection.
GUIDE: Newberry Library. Book catalogue of early English courtesy books (1571-1773).: Microtext Reference Z5873 +N477 (LC)

The Crimean War, 1853-1856: From the Holdings of the Russian State Military History Archive. (Woodbridge, CT: Primary Source Microfilm, 2005. 104 reels).: Film B19208; Military archives focused on the correspondences of Emperor Nicholas I and War Minister Prince V.A. Dolgorukov; the local commanders-in-chief, Field Marshall I.F. Paskevich, Prince Alexander Menshikov, and Prince M.D. Gorchakov; some of their top subordinates, Generals A.N. Luders and P.E. Kotsebu (Kozebue) and Adjutant General Annenkov. Among the memoranda and memoirs are contributions of General F.V. Rudiger, Col. A.P. Khrushchov, the experienced statesman and architect of Balkan policy, P.D. Kisilev, and the rising specialist of military statistics and future reforming War Minister, Dmitrii Miliutin.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk Z2519 .C75 2005 (LC)+ Oversize
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available
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Cuban Connection: A Potpourri of Revolutionary Ephemera, 1957-1978. (New Haven, CT: Yale University Library, 1982. 4 reels): Film B4156
This collection consists of miscellaneous items, single issues, clippings and parts of publications from the years 1957-1978.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference F1788 +C84 (LC)

The Dead Sea Scrolls on Microfiche: a Comprehensive Facsimile Edition of the Texts from the Judean Desert. (Leiden; New York: E. J. Brill; Leiden: IDC, 1993. 134 microfiches): Fiche B2659
Reproduces photographic negatives of original texts and fragments taken between 1950 and 1967 on behalf of the Palestine Archaeological Museum. The collection also includes photographs taken from 1967 to the present on behalf of the Israel Antiquities Authority, photographs from the archives of the Shrine of the Book , and recent photographs of texts and fragments from the Ancient Biblical Manuscript Center. [LC]
GUIDE: Microtext Reference BM487 +A05 1993 Guide 1 (LC) Microtext Reference BM487 +A05 1993 Guide 2 (LC)

Departmental Records of the Central Committee of the Communist Party: From the Holdings of Russian State Archive of Contemporary History. (Woodbridge, CT: Primary Source Microfilm, 2003. 448 reels).: Film B18986; Departmental records of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU) from the years 1953 to 1966. Topics include the regulating and directing powers in all spheres of activity of Soviet society, life, and world events used in making state decisions.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk Z2519 .D47 2003 (LC)+
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Deutsches Biographische Archiv. (Munchen; New York: K.G. Saur, 1982. 1760 microfiches): Fiche B1117 in Main Reading Room
The German biographical archive was designed to make available the information contained in 264 of the most important German biographical reference works published between 1700 and 1910.
The 480,000 entries are reproduced in a single alphabetical sequence. They are arranged for each individual by date of the source work.
On the first several microfiches is a list of the biographical sources used to compile the collection.
GUIDE: SML Reference CT1053 +D48 (LC)

Dissent in Poland: Publications and Manuscripts, From the KARTA Center Foundation Archives in Warsaw, Poland. (Woodbridge, CT: Primary Source Microfilm, c2005. 115 reels).: Film B19470
The KARTA Center serves as the archive of record for documenting the history of opposition and dissent in post-World War II Poland. Includes the Solidarity Movement Archive, the Eastern Archive, and the Opposition Archive.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk Z2519 .D57 2005 (LC)+ Oversize (Lost)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE
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Documents of the National Security Council.
1947-1977: Film B4137
First-Sixth Supplements, 1948-1985 (inclusive): Film MISC 1170
7th Supplement: Temporary control number: FKH7025: Documents of the National Security Council is the only series that collects and publishes all the formerly classified NSC papers that have been released. The broad range of documents now available for the first time--including formal policy papers, progress reports, background documents, "P" files, "Mill" papers, National Security Council actions, national security action memoranda, and national security study memoranda--gives researchers an inside view of the highest level of foreign policy decision-making in the Executive Office of the President.
GUIDE: Index to Documents of the National Security Council
Microtext Reference UA23.15 +I63X (LC)

The Dreyfus Affair in the Making of Modern France: Rare Books and Pamphlets from the Dreyfus Collection of the Harvard College Library. (Woodbridge, CT : Research Publications, 1996. 66 reels).: Film B16394 Manuscripts, books, pamphlets, newspaper clippings, trial manuscripts and photographs from the 1890’s to 1961 relating to the Dreyfus affair, the controversy around the wrongful treason conviction of French staff officer Alfred Dreyfus, involving anti-semitism, the Army, monarchists, and Catholic Church on one side, and republican, socialist, and anticlerical elements on the other. The latter portion of the collection is dedicated to the revived interest in the case.
GUIDE: Microtext Rm. Ref. DC354.8 +D635 1997
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Early American Imprints.
1639-1800 (Evans): Film B1130
1801-1819 (Shaw and Shoemaker): Fiche B2803: The first collection of over 42,000 works issued in America from 1639 to 1800 is comprised of the non-serial titles recorded by Charles Evans in his American bibliography and of 10,000 additional items not accounted for by him but found in Roger Pattrell Bristol's Supplement to Charles Evans' American bibliography. This project also includes works previously listed as "missing" in Shipton's National index to American imprints. The arrangement is by Evans bibliography numbers, items 39163-49197 being titles which have become available since Evans' work was published.
The second collection, 1801-1819, represents Shaw and Shoemaker's continuation of the Evans project, American bibliography, a preliminary checklist, 1801 to 1819, a chronological list of books, pamphlets, and broadsides issued in America from 1801-1819.
GUIDE: Evans, Charles. American bibliography: a chronological dictionary of all books, pamphlets, and periodical publications printed in the United States of America from the genesis of printing in 1639 down to and including the year 1820.: SML Reference Z1215 A3 1941 (LC)
Bristol, Roger Pattrell. Index of printers, publishers, and booksellers indicated by Charles Evans in his American bibliography.: SML Reference Z1215 +A313 (LC)
Bristol, Roger Pattrell. Supplement to Charles Evans' American bibliography.: SML Reference Z1215 +A31 (LC)
Shipton, Clifford Kenyon. National index of American imprints through 1800; the short-title Evans.: SML Reference Z1215 S45 (LC)
GUIDE: Newton, Frances P.; American bibliography, a preliminary checklist, 1801 to 1819: Ralph R. Shaw and Richard H. Shoemaker: printers, publishers, and booksellers index, geographical index.: SML Reference Z1215 N58 1983 (LC)
Shaw, Ralph R., and Shoemaker, Richard H. American bibliography: a preliminary checklist. 22 vols.: SML Reference Z1215 A32 (LC)

The Early and Central Middle Ages, c.650-c.1200 AD: the Manuscript Record. (Brighton, Sussex, England: Harvester Microform, 1986. 25 reels).: Film B18705; Manuscripts collection from the Cambridge University Library about Old English Literature (c.650-1000 CE). The scope of the material includes Anglo-Saxon and Latin tradition in literature, theology, and philosophy. Authors included are Aelfric, Aldhelm, Bede, Boethius, Gregorius and Wulfstan
GUIDE: Microtext Desk Z6611.L7 E27 1986 (LC)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Early English Books. (Ann Arbor, MI: University Microfilms International)
1475-1640: Film S618
1641-1700: Film S2663: This first section of this collection contains nearly all the 26,500 titles listed in A.W. Pollard and G.K. Redgrave's Short-title catalogue as well as new titles from the revised edition of the catalog. The series fully documents the English Renaissance, the broadening of the known world, and the spread of printing and education.
The second part contains titles selected from Donald Wing's Short title catalogue of books printed in England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales and British America and of books printed in other countries, 1641-1700. Beginning from the seventh year (1967), it also contains the Thomason tracts, most of which are also listed in the Wing bibliography. The collection is also available online as Early English Books Online (EEBO)
GUIDE: Early English books, 1475-1640, selected from Pollard and Redgrave's Short-title catalogue: a guide to the microfilm collection.: SML Reference Z2002 U54 (LC)
Early English books, 1475-1640: cross index to reels.: SML Reference Z2002 U55 (LC)
Accessing Early English books, 1641-1700.: SML Reference Z2002 +U586 1981 (LC)
Wing, Donald Goddard. Short-title catalogue of books printed in England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and British America, and of English books printed in other countries, 1641-1700.: SML Reference Z2002 +W55 (LC)

Early English Newspapers. (New Haven, CT: Research Publications Inc., 1978. 2407 reels): Film S1460
A comprehensive collection of more than 800 early newspapers representing metropolitan London, areas outside London, and colonial possessions, excluding America. Most are from the eighteenth century, but seventeenth-century corantos, diurnals, and newsbooks are also included. The set preserves much of the British Library's Burney Newspaper Collection supplemented with holdings from the Bodleian Library, Oxford University.
GUIDE: Microtext Z6956 G6 E27
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: NOTE: British and colonial newspapers from the 16th, 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries. For a detailed listing of the titles please see Early English Newspapers in Orbis or the guides.

East India Company Factory Records: Sources from the British Library, London. (Marlborough, Wiltshire: Adam Matthew Publications, 2005. 68 reels).: Film B17961
Material from the East India Company’s dealings in China and Japan. Sources include diaries, ledgers, shipping instructions, business papers, papers on Chinese debts, documents from commercial and factory consultations.
GUIDE: Not available

East Meets West: Original Records of Western Traders, Travellers, Missionaries, and Diplomats to 1852. (Marlborough, Wiltshire: Adam Matthew Publications, 1998. 124 reels).: Film B17950
Documents from William Adams (1564-1620), Englebert Kaempfer (1651-1716), John Scattergood (1681-1723), Isaac Titsingh (1740?-1812), Heinrich Julius Klaproth (1783-1835), and East India Company: Ships’ logs, ledgers and receipt books, 1605-1701.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference DS506 E77 1998

Ecclesiastical Authority in England: Church Court Records,c. 1400-c. 1660, 1374-1700. (70 reels).: Film Misc 1080
British Foreign Office Files for China, 1949-1976. Events covered are foundation of the People’s Republic, the deaths of Zhou Enlai and Mao, the arrest of the Gang of Four and the end of the Cultural Revolution in 1976, population issues, the Marriage Law, the Agrarian Reform Law, Sino-Soviet relations, and British commercial policy in China.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference DA47.9 C6 F68 1999
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Pt.1, Pt.2.

Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC). (Washington, DC: ERIC Document Reproduction Service, 1966- . 151,000 microfiches): For access inquire at microtext desk.
ERIC is a national information system for the dissemination of all kinds of educational documents. This collection contains unpublished materials not easily available elsewhere: research studies, curriculum guides, bibliographies, project reports, conference proceedings, and miscellaneous writings related to education. Commercially published materials, government documents, and dissertations are not included in this collection.
Yale's holdings of ERIC extend from 1981 to the present and may be accessed through various indexes, including one available on compact disk. Researchers should consult a reference librarian for assistance.

Education of Pauper and Destitute Children in the Nineteenth Century: a Collection of Theses on Microfiche. (East Ardsley, Wakefield, Yorkshire, England: EP Microform, 1980. 42 microfiches): Fiche B1106
The educations of these children was one of the more notable social welfare efforts in Victorian England. This collection of eleven theses covers three categories of institutions: workhouse schools, ragged schools, and industrial schools. Included are several regional case studies. The theses have been selected by W.E. Marsden of the University of Liverpool.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference LC4116 G7 E38 (LC)

Eighteenth Century Religion and Philosophy. (Woodbridge: Research Publications; Primary Source Microfilm, 2001-?. 345 Units).

Film B18329
The collection contains a broad spectrum of philosphical and religous publications, ranging from sermons, Bibles and prayer books, to moral and ethical debates and prescriptions for proper conduct. A variety of works are included, from the moral essays and correspondence of anonymous authors to the writings of more well-known philosophers and theologians such as John Locke, John Wesley, Cotton Mather, Increase Mather, George Berkeley, George Whitfield, Jeremy Bentham, John Newton, David Hume, Jonathan Edwards, Edmund Burke and Hannah More.

INDEX: Eighteenth Century Religion and Philosophy: contents listing.

SML, Microtexts Desk Z7757 G7 +E34 1988 (LC)

Empire and Commonwealth: Archives of the Royal Commonwealth Society from Cambridge University Library. (Marlborough, Eng.: Adam Matthew Publications, 2002. 25 reels).: Film B18912
Materials concerning colonists’ relations with the native people, issues of race and empire, initial cultural contacts, cultural interchange, Commonwealth conferences for 1887-1955 and materials on colonial reform within the Empire. Sources include periodical literature, articles, conference minutes, and reports.
GUIDE: Not available

England and Wales. Sovereign (1558-1603: Elizabeth I). (Uncalendared state papers foreign of Elizabeth I for the period May 1592- March 1603. Brighton, Sussex, England: Harvester Press, 1982. 31 reels): Film B5674
These papers are arranged by the country to which they relate, and are in the form of correspondence from emissaries, local governors and officials. They are addressed primarily to Lord Burghley, and after his death, to the Queen and to other government officials.

Escritoras Españolas, 1500-1900. (Madrid: Chadwyck-Healey España, 1991-.): Fiche B2681
This collection aims to include all books by Spanish women between the 16th and 19th centuries to be found in the Spanish National Library in Madrid. It is divided into two parts, the second being the 19th century and the first the other centuries, each with a separate catalog (CALL NUMBERS). The catalogs arrange the works first by century (with the 16th and 17th centuries being lumped together), then alphabetically by author, and then by date of publication; for each entry the fiche number and the number of fiches are indicated. The catalog to the first part contains an author index.
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

Everyday Stalinism: Living Standards, Norms and Values of Various Groups of Soviet People in the 1920s and 1930s. (Leiden, Netherlands: IDC, 2001. 1141 fiches).: Fiche B4449
This collection contains archival material that was declassified in 1993. The contents of the materials provide an insight into the socialist society of the USSR in the 1920s and 1930s. It provides answers to questions on the cultural and political interest and economic situation of the ordinary soviet citizen within that period. How much money did a Soviet engineer earn? Did every student read Marx and own a radio? Could an average family spend enough money on food? How active were soviet citizens in socialist political movements?
GUIDE: Microtext Desk Z2519 .E93 2001 (LC)+
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE
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Everyday Stalinism II: Peasants Under Stalinism: Mentality and Way of Life, 1923-1929, 1938-1939, From the Russian State Archives of Economy (RGAE). (Leiden, the Netherlands: IDC, 2004. 119 microfilm reels).: Film B19210
Under Stalinism peasants comprised the majority of the Soviet population, and these letters reveal their attitudes toward nationality, the financial system, social and economic policy in the countryside, the Soviet government's penal policy, the use of the Red Army in agriculture, Soviet holidays, and family and leisure.
GUIDE: Not Available
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Faber Birren Collection of Books on Color. (Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications Inc., 1983. 48 reels): Film B4205
This is a collection still in process. Presented to Yale in 1971, the original Birren collection covers all aspects of color study, with special emphasis on color theory, art, painting, and the graphic arts in books printed from 1558 to the 1930's. It includes books concerning color in psychology, perception, vision, religion, medicine, mythology, symbolism, archaeology and anthropology, mysticism and the occult. For this microfilming project, holdings from other U.S. and international collections have been added including works on the physics and chemistry of color. The collection is rich in color illustrations.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference Z5956 C595 +F24 (LC)

Fabian Economic and Social Thought: Series One: the Papers of Edward Carpenter, 1844-1929. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England: Adam Matthew Publications, 1994. 98 reels).: Film S3011
Personal papers, correspondence, photographs, diaries, newspaper clippings, lecture notes and memoranda from Edward Carpenter, early campaigner for homosexual equality and socialist writer. Topics included are Fabian economic and social ideas, gender roles, socialist politics, sex and sexuality, and birth control.
GUIDE: HX11 F5 F33 1994 (LC): PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Facts on Film. (Nashville, TN: Southern Education Reporting Service, 1965-. 310 reels): Film S147
This collection, assembled by the Southern Education Reporting Service from 1965, provides information on civil rights and race relations. Founded by Southern newspaper editors and educators following the 1954 U.S. Supreme Court decision which declared public school segregation unconstitutional, the Service's scope was broadened to include similar information for other ethnic and minority groups. Included are editorials, articles, transcripts of U.S. Supreme Court hearings, reports, editorial cartoons, speeches, pamphlets, letters to the editor, bibliographies, etc.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference Z1361 N39 +F33 (LC)

The FBI Files on the American Indian Movement and Wounded Knee. (Frederick, MD: University Publications of America, c1986. 26 reels).: Film B17952
Memoranda from agents, office reports, letters, protest literature, and periodical clippings, from AIM (American Indian Movement) and protests by Native Americans, about the 1973 Wounded Knee incident.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference E89 G77 1986 (LC): PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Not available in e-format

FBI Files on Jonestown. (Wilmington, Del.: Scholarly Research, Inc., 2003. 37 reels).: Film B18949; FBI files from the post-November 1978 Jonestown Massacre of the People’s Temple in Guyana and the assassination of congressmen Leo Ryan. Materials consists of interviews, information relating to cult activities and inner workings, arms smuggling, drug trafficking, terrorist activity, and rituals.
GUIDE: Not Available
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Federal Surveillance of Afro-Americans: The First World War, the Red Scare, and the Garvey Movement, 1917-1925. (25 reels): Film MISC 1082
The records consist of surveillance files from the Justice Department's Bureau of Investigation (forerunner of the FBI), the Army's Military Intelligence Division, and other government agencies. The files focus on black political activity, the treatment of black servicemen, and prominent black radicals and dissenters.
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

Federal Writers' Project. Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States from Interviews with Former Slaves. (11 reels): Film MISC 41
Typewritten records prepared by the Federal Writers' Project, 1936-1938, of slave narratives from seventeen southern, border, and midwestern states.
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

Files of the Communist Party of the USA in the Comintern Archives. (Moscow, Russia: New York: Distributed by IDC Publishers, 2000. 326 reels).: Film B18872; The Comintern archive consists of all the records created under the authority of the Executive Committee (ECCI) of the Third Communist International. The CPUSA collection includes records shipped to Moscow from 1912 to 1944.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk JK2391 C5 A5 1999 (LC)+
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE
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The First World War, a Documentary Record. Series One, European War, 1914-1919, the War Reserve Collection (WRA-WRE) from Cambridge University Library. (Calcot, Reading, Berkshire, England: Adam Matthew Publications, 1991. 139 reels).: Film Misc 1339; Materials housed at Cambridge University gathered internationally relating to the World War I experience. The collection includes documents relating to military campaigns, the social and political scene, the role of women, the impact of science and technology, reconstruction, Versailles and the League of Nations, and the unsatisfactory and inconclusive nature of the peace in the form of personal letters, poems, foreign and domestic (British) newspapers, propaganda, eye-witness accounts, personal reminiscences, diaries, pamphlets, posters, and photographs.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference D505 F47 1991
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE : Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 & 4, Part 5 & 6, Part 7 & 8.

Flugschriften des Fruhen 16. Jahrhunderts. (Zug, Switzerland: Inter Documentation Co., 1978- . 1505 microfiches): Fiche B874
Sixteenth-century pamphlets in German and Latin, printed between 1501 and 1530 within the Holy Roman Empire, and now kept in libraries, museums and archives of West Germany and West Berlin. These pamphlets were addressed to the general public and were intended to influence opinion, and thus could be viewed as early examples of mass communication.
GUIDE: Flugschriften des fruhen 16. Jahrhunderts: Microfiche Serie: Register.: Microtext Reference DD176 A2 F582

Foreign Office Files for China, 1949-1976: Public Record Office Class FO 371. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew Publications, 1999-. 83 reels): Film B17987
British documents for China for the years 1949-1951, notably on the success of the Communist forces, exile of Nationalists, official establishment of the People's Republic of China, PRC on in an international arena, through the Korean War.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference DA47.9 C6 F68 1999
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Foreign Office Files for Cuba: (Public Record Office Class FO 371). (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew Publications, 2001. 37 reels).: Film B18385
Foreign Office Files for Cuba from 1959 to 1962. Scope of this collection includes the Cuban Revolution ending the Batista regime, the rise of Fidel Castro, Castro’s first year in power, the internal political situation, American interest in a counter-revolution, Bay of Pigs invasion, and the Cuban missile crisis.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk DA47.9 C9 F67 2003
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3.

Foreign Office Files for China, 1949-1976: Public Record Office Class FO 371. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew Publications, 1999-. 83 reels): Film B17987
British documents for China for the years 1949-1951, notably on the success of the Communist forces, exile of Nationalists, official establishment of the People's Republic of China, PRC on in an international arena, through the Korean War.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference DA47.9 C6 F68 1999
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Foreign Office Files for Japan and the Far East. Series Two, British Foreign Office Files for Post-War Japan (Public Record Office class FO 371).. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew Publications, 1998. 93 reels).: Film B18288
British Foreign Office Files from the embassy and consular archives from the 1905- 1940 period. Included are documents about social and economic transition, the Twenty-one Demands, the Great Earthquake and relief efforts, Anglo-Japanese alliance, annual reports, social conditions, banking crisis, suffrage, political situation, and military activity.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference DA47.9 J3 F67 1998
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Pt.1 & 2, Pt.3, Pt.4-6

Foreign Office Files for Japan and the Far East. Series Three, Embassy and Consular Archives--Japan (Post 1945) (Public Record Office class FO 262): Detailed Correspondence for 1945-1957. . (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew Publications, 1996. 7 reels).: Film B17985
Archives from the British Embassy and Consulate for the years 1945-1957, including interviews with General Douglas MacArthur, the Japanese Constitution, Peace Treaty, Japanese relations with Asia, proceedings of the Diet.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference DA47.9 J3 F68 1997
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Foreign Office Files for Post-War Europe. Series One, The Schuman Plan and the European Coal and Steel Community. (Marlborough, Eng.: Adam Matthew, 1997. 61 reels): Film B17167
From Public Record Office Class FO 371, and covering the ECSC operation in the years from 1951-1957.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference HC241 F67 1999 (LC)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Foreign Office Files for Post-War Europe. Series Two, The Treaty of Rome and European Integration, 1957-1960. (Marlborough: Adam Matthew Publications, 2003. 73 reels).: Film B19612
British Foreign Office Files for Post-War Europe, 1957-1960 from the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) and the Treaty of Rome, which created the foundation of the European Union and economic cooperation. Materials included are Cabinet minutes and memoranda.
GUIDE: Not available: PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Pt.1, Pt.2, Pt.3.

Foreign Office Files, United States of America. Series Three, The Cold War (Public Record Office Class FO 371 and related files).. (Marlborough,England: Adam Matthew Publications, 1998. 205 reels).: Film B17017
Foreign Office Files on of Vietnam and Southeast Asia. The collection is divided into six sections. Topics addressed include the armed struggle, American efforts to secure a non-communist South Vietnam, overthrow and execution of President Diem, and the growing American presence in South Vietnam, the complete coverage of the SEATO (South East Asian Treaty Organization) files for 1959-1963 the conflict, Cambodia, Laos and Thailand; as well as all relevant SEATO and South East Asia general files for the period 1959-1975, the American invasion, Viet Cong offensives, and peace movements.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference E183.8 V5 F674 1997
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5, part 6.

Foreign Office Files: United States of America. Series Two,Vietnam, 1959-1975. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England: Adam Matthew Publications, 1998. 30 reels).: Film B17979
Materials outlining the beginning of the Cold War including the Soviet blockade to Berlin, Berlin airlift, economic and political situation in Berlin, the Prague Spring, and Soviet Intervention in Czechoslovakia.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk E183.8 G7 F67 1998 (LC)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: part 1, part 2.

The Foundations of Modern Europe. Series One: The Archives of the European Movement. (Woodbridge, CT: Primary Source Media, 1998. 2313 microfiches).: Fiche B3981
Documents from post-war European diplomacy following the European Movement. Includes pamphlets, memorandum, and literature from various organizations.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference D1060 F68 1998+ Oversize
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: NOTE: Online Guide can be downloaded as a PDF

Freemasonry in Russia. (Leiden, Netherlands: IDC, 1999. 158 fiche).: Fiche B3892; Manuscripts and books with handwritten marginalia, documents, reports, certificates and a collection with pictures of Masonic symbols and carpet patterns from ca. 1750 to the beginning of the 19th century. Included are translations from books by such writers as Jakob Böhme, Johann Arndt and Roger Bacon. Provides information about Masonic literature, constitutions and rites.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk Z2519 F74 1999 (LC)+ Oversize
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE
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French Political Pamphlets, 1547-1648. (New Haven: Research Publications, 1978. 86 reels).: Film B2993
Sixteenth-and seventeenth-century French political pamphlets on economic, political, social, and religious issues. Includes writings from Marie de Medicis, the Guises and the Mayennes, Gapard de Coligny, Phillippe de Mornay, Sully, Richelieu, Pierre de Ronsard, Michel de L’Hospital, Jean Bodin, Godefroy, Robert Estienne, Jacques de Thou, and Pierre Matthieu.
GUIDE: Microtext Room Z2177.5 L55
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

French Political Pamphlets: From Collections in the Newberry Library. (1560-1653). (Wooster, OH: Bell & Howell, 1968. 28 reels): Film B5012
This series contains over 60,000 pages of material documenting the conflicts over religious and constitutional issues in France during the period of religious wars and absolute monarchy. This collection will also be valuable to students of Tudor and Stuart England, where parallel debates occurred.
GUIDE: Welsh, Doris Varner. A checklist of French political pamphlets, 1560-1644 in the Newberry Library.: SML Reference Z2174 P2 N48 (LC)
Welsh, Doris Varner. A second checklist of French political pamphlets, 1560-1653.: SML Reference Z2174 P2 N48 Suppl. (LC)

French Revolutionary Materials, Maclure Collection, University of Pennsylvania. (New Haven, CT: Research Publications Inc., 1972. 372 reels): Film B4218
This collection encompasses materials from the entire span of the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic eras, including numerous volumes of items from the years before the outbreak of the Revolution: legislative proceedings, cahiers de doleances, privately printed tracts, newspapers, important speeches, reports by committees and deputies, petitions, administrative decrees, laws, remonstrances, almanacs, etc. Out of the total 1,436 volumes, 677 are made up of 39 serials covering the years between 1768 and 1815, organized chronologically.
GUIDE: University of Pennsylvania. Library. The Maclure collection of French Revolutionary materials: a reel index.: Microtext Z2178 +P45 1972 (L)
University of Pennsylvania. Library. The Maclure collection of French revolutionary materials.: Z569 +966P

French Revolution Research Collection. (Oxford; New York: Pergamon Press; [Boston, Mass: distributed by G. K. Hall] c1989-. 7,861 microfiches): Fiche B2313
Microfiche reproductions of 18th and 19th century primary and secondary sources relating to the French Revolution, issued 1783-1897. Sources were chosen by academics and microfilmed in cooperation with the Bibliotheque Nationale. Formats include published and unpublished documents: books, periodicals and newspapers, pamphlets, and manuscripts. Yale has sections 1-3 and 5-12 of the collection. [LC]
GUIDE: The French revolution research collection: Microtext Reference DC 148 +F768 1990

Gazette des Tribunaux: Journal de Jurisprudence et des Debats Judiciares. (Paris, France: A.C.R.R.P., 19--): Film S2534

The General Department of the Central Committee, 1953-1966 From the Holdings of the Russian State Archive of Contemporary History Moscow, Russia. (Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, 2000. 118 reels).: Film B18327
Papers of the General Department record the political process at the highest echelons of the USSR. Materials cover the years from Stalin's death through the Khrushchev era and into the first years of the Brezhnev regime, and includes the reports, memoranda, agendas and records of deliberation involving a broad range of Soviet policy, such as directives to the KGB and Ministry of Interior (MVD), records of foreign policy decision making, briefing papers for the Supreme Soviet and Council of Ministers, documentation of attempts to reform industry and agriculture, reports on measuring and containing internal dissent, documents revealing the changes in and maintenance of ideology in the party and state apparatus of the USSR and Warsaw Pact nations, files dealing with the process of de-Stalinization begun with Khrushchev's "Secret Speech" to the Twentieth Party Congress in 1956, and procedures for the security classification of all incoming documents.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk Z2519 G45 2000 (LC)+ Oversize
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available: SLAVIC PAGE DESCRIPTION

German Baroque Literature: Harold Jantz Collection. (New Haven, CT: Research Publications Inc., 1973-1974. 611 reels): Film B974
This collection comprises works and editions which have not been republished since the Baroque period (17th century). The strength of this collection lies in the lesser-known works of famous authors and the important works of lesser-known writers. Included is a large collection of Baroque Americana, among them early German translations of works by New England authors and early American publications of German Baroque works.
GUIDE: German Baroque literature: a descriptive catalogue of the collection of Harold Jantz and a guide to the collection on microfilm.: Microtext Reference Z2232 +G47

Germany (West). Bundesrat. (Verhandlungen des Deutschen Bundestages und des Bundesrates. (Protokolle, Drucksachen, Register). Verhandlungen des Bundesrates. 1949-1983. Munchen: C.H. Beck, K.B. Saur, 1982. 1395 microfiches): Fiche S116M
This entry and the following are comprised of records of the West German legislature. This microfiche edition contains all stenographic reports--essentially the transcripts of each Bundestag and Bundesrat meeting including debates, question and answer periods, and plenary discussions--and all printed documents, legislative drafts submitted by the Federal Government, members of Parliament and the Bundesrat, international agreements, formal inquiries and responses, budget plans, committee recommendations and reports issued by the Federal Government. The Bundesrat collection runs from 1949; the Bundestag records begin in 1953.
GUIDE: Germany (West). Bundesrat. Verhandlungen des Deutschen Bundestages.: Microtext Reference J351 .J233. (LC)

Germany (West). Bundestag. (Verhandlungen des Deutschen Bundestages und des Bundesrates (Protokolle, Drucksachen, Register). Verhandlungen des Deutschen Bundestages. Munchen: C.H. Beck, K.G. Saur. 540 microfiches): Fiche S115
For annotations see above.
GUIDE: Verhanlungen des Deutschen Bundestages und des Bunderates (Protokolle, Drucksacen, Register). Sachregister und Kondordanzliste zu den Verhandlungen des Deutschen Bundestages...: Microtext Reference J351 +K235 (LC)

Germany. Auswartiges Amt. (Die grosse Politik der europaischen Kabinette, 1871-1914. Berlin: Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft fur Politik und Geschichte, 1922-1927. 185 microfiches): Fiche B973
Selected from German archives captured by the Allied Powers in 1945, these collections are the results of two of the many filming projects undertaken by various universities after World War II to publish important captured documents.
GUIDE: Michigan. University. Library. A catalogue of German Foreign Ministry archives, 1967-1920.: X590 +957M
American Historical Association. Committee for the Study of War Documents. Catalogue of files and microfilms of the German Foreign Ministry archives, 1967-1920.: SML Reference CD1261 +A43 (LC),; SML Reference CD1261 U53 (LC) and CD1261 +U52 (LC)

Germany. Reichskommissar fur Uberwachung der Offenlichen Ordnung. (Lageberichte (1920-1929) und Meldungen (1929-1933): Bestand R 134 des Bundesarchivs, Koblenz/ Reichskommissar fur Uberwachung der Offenlichen Ordnung und Nachrichtensammelstelle im Reichsministerium des Innern. Munchen; New York: K.G. Saur, 1979. 400 microfiches): Fiche B834
Beginning in the summer of 1920, the State Commissioner for Safeguarding Public Order compiled reports issued by the news services operating for the German state government. These special weekly situation reports analyzing conspiracies to overthrow the Wiemar Constitution paid particular attention to the activities of the KPD or German Communist Party and its allied organizations.
The collection contains one hundred and twenty-eight reports, arranged in chronological order, and numerous individual dispatches, arranged according to topic and political organization.
GUIDE: Ritter, Ernest. Lageberichte (1920-1929) und Meldungen (1929-1933).: Microtext Reference HV7742 A8 G4727 (LC)

Gothic Fiction: Rare Printed Works from the Sadleir-Black Collection of Gothic Fiction at the Alderman Library, University of Virginia. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew, 2002. 134 reels).: Film B18919
Rare printed works of Gothic English language fiction dating to the late Eighteenth and Nineteenth centuries. Genres in this collection include Gothic Horror (Lewis), Gothic Terror (Radcliff), Domestic, Sentimental, Gothic History, Satire, and Chapbooks.
GUIDE: Not Avalaible
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Pt.1, Pt.2, Pt.3, Pt.4, Pt.5, Pt.6.

Government publications relating to the Cape of Good Hope to 1910 (East Ardsley, Yorkshire, England: EP Microform Ltd.)
Group I: Film B4525
Group II: Film S1858: Group I consists of Votes & Proceedings of the Cape House of Assembly and the Legislative Council, and Annexures to the Votes and Proceedings (including Select Committee Reports), 1854-1910.
Group II is comprised of statistical registers of the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope, 1821-1909.
GUIDE: Guide to Government publications relating to the Cape of Good Hope, to 1910.: Microtext Reference Z3607. C36 +G68 (LC)

Great Britain. Cabinet Office.

Great Britain. Colonial Office.

Government Publications Relating to Nigeria, 1862-1960. (East Ardsley, Eng: EP Microform, 1974. 178 reels).: Film B2256
British government publications consisting of annual reports, blue books, government gazettes, trade supplements, and command records relating to Nigeria, Lagos, Southern Nigeria and the Niger Coast. Topics included are demographic information, transitional colonial government, political and social situations, sources of revenue, public works activities, legislation and laws, agriculture, wages, and the British protectorate interests.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk DT515.5 G68: PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Great Britain. Court of Chancery. (Patent rolls, 1558-1837. 15 reels): Film GB C66
The Patent Rolls of the English royal Chancery consist of the enrollments of letters issued "patent" (i.e. open) under the sovereign's Great Seal. They extend in a virtually unbroken series from the third year of King John (1201) to the present day.
The records consist of a series of manuscript calendars and indexes of the Patent Rolls for the period 1 Elizabeth I to 7 William IV (1558-1837).
GUIDE: Unpublished finding aid available in microform reference.

Great Britain. Foreign Office.

Great Britain. Home Office.

Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. (British sessional papers. London: H.M. Stationery Office. 84,150 microfiches): Fiche S84
The House of Commons sessional papers contain several subsets: bills, reports from committees of the House of Commons, and a large body of reports which are non-parliamentary in origin--reports from various committees and commissions, annual reports of governmental departments and bodies, treaties, correspondence, census reports, statistical compilations, etc. Access is via the standard General Alphabetical indexes released throughout the 19th and 20th centuries by the House of Commons itself (see GUIDE below).
GUIDE: General index to the reports of select committees, printed by order of the House of Commons: 1801-1952.: SML Reference J301 +M3 1801-1852 2 (LC)
General alphabetical index to the Bills, Reports, Estimates, Accounts, and Papers: 1852- 1899.: SML Reference J301 +M3 1852-1899A (LC)
General index to the Bills, Reports, and Papers printed by order of the House of Commons and to the Reports and Papers presented by command, 1900 to 1948-49.: SML Reference J301 +M3 1900-1949 (LC)

Great Britain. Privy Council. (London, England, Public Record Office. 12 reels): Film GB PC2
The records consist of volumes 54-77 (of 445 volumes) of the records of the Privy Council, February 1629-1699.

Great Britain. Public Record Office: Ancient correspondence, 1175-1538. (Hassocks, Sussex, England: Harvester Press, 1985. 26 reels): Film B5677
Spanning the years between the reign of King John and that of King Henry VIII, this set includes the correspondence of kings, bishops, popes, knights, noblemen, royal servants and lords chancellor. Principally assembled from documents formerly held in the Tower of London, the Ancient Correspondence Class is comparable in breadth and in detail to the later State Papers series. More than 12,400 individual documents make up this class.
GUIDE: Lists and indexes, supplementary series, no. 15.: DA25 +L7B

Great Britain. War Office.

The Guardian Index, 1842-1928. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew Publications, 1994. 65 Reels).: Film B14787
Comprehensive index of The Guardian Newspaper from 1842-1928. Events included are Peel’s Corn Law Bill, 1848 Revolutions, Chartist Risings, the Great Exhibition, Crimean War, Indian Mutiny, Wars with China, World War I, post World War I politics, and international events.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk AI21 G8 G822 (LC)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

The Guardian Index, 1929-1972. (Marlborough, Wiltshire : Adam Matthew Publications,1993-1994. 1427 Fiches).: Fiche B2658
Comprehensive index of The Guardian Newspaper from 1929-1972. Events included are wars, abdication, independence movements in India, World War II, Cold War, Post-war Reconstruction, and creation of the welfare state, decolonization and international affairs.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk AI21 G8 G822 (LC)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

The Guardian Index, 1973-1985. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew, 1995. 337 fiches).: Fiche B2686
Comprehensive index of The Guardian Newspaper from 1973-1985. Events included are European Economic Community (EEC), wars, domestic and international politics.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk AI21 G8 G822 (LC)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Gubernatorial Reports of Russian Imperial Governors. (Leiden: IDC, 1997--. 889 fiche): Fiche S791
From their inception in 1804 until their demise with the Revolution in 1917, these reports document economic changes, political events, popular disturbances, as they happened. In this respect, they preserve an unparalleled first-hand account of life and politics in 19th-century Tsarist Russia.

The GULAG Press, 1920-1937: State Archive of the Russian Federation & Federal Archival Service of Russia, Moscow; International Institute for Social History (IISH), Amsterdam. (Leiden : IDC, 2000. 649 fiches).: Fiche B4170
GULAG Press archives from 1920-1937. Forced labor camp publication written by inmates in Soviet Russia.
GUIDE: Microtext Z2513 G85 2000 (LC)+
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

The Harleian Manuscripts. (Hassocks, Sussex, England : Harvester Press, 1979-. 211 reels).: Film B17986
Records from the King's heralds to various parts of England in addition to speeches, legislation, and political trials.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference Z6621.B85 H34 1979
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Not available in e-format

Hebrew Books from the Harvard College Library. (Munich; New York: K.G. Saur, 1990): Fiche B2561
GUIDE: Accompanied by a printed guide: Hebrew books from the Harvard College Library, listing of collection.

Herstory. (Wooster, OH: Bell & Howeel, 1972. 23 reels): Film S850
This collection, from the Women's History Research Center in Berkeley, California, comprises 821 newsletters, journals, and newspapers published by and about women's liberation, civic, professional, religious and peace groups. Most of the material included was published between 1968 and 1974, generally, but not always, in the United States.
GUIDE: Herstory: microfilm collection: table of contents.: Microtext Reference HQ1101 H472 (LC)

Historic American Buildings Survey. (Chadwyck-Healey): Fiche B2674: Part I; Fiche B2675: Part II
Part I includes 45,000 photographs and 35,000 pages of text describing 20,000 architecturally significant sites and structures in the continental United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands.
Part II is the first supplement to the original 1980 publication. It includes reduced copies of the drawings of all the buildings recorded by HABS and material transmitted to the Library of Congress from 1980 through December 1988.

History of the Jews in Imperial Russia and the USSR. (Leiden: IDC,1977. 4112 fiches, 202 reels).: Fiche B4228; Film B18926
Periodicals, newspapers and monographs concerning Jews in the former Russian Empire and the USSR (including Ukraine, Byelorussia, the Baltic Republics and a number of Polish provinces formerly part of the Russian Empire). Materials range from biographies of Zionist leaders born in Russia to Yiddish proverbs and folklore; Jewish newspapers and magazines (in Hebrew, Yiddish and Russian); documents related to the Jewish labor movement and trade unions in Russia, Poland and Lithuania; extracts from Russian laws defining the status and rights of Jews; miscellaneous literary works; and description of Hebrew manuscripts from Russian libraries and private collections.
GUIDE: Microform DS135 R9 H57+
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available
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History of Photography. (Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications Inc, 1979- . 202 reels): Film B3817, B3818
This collection consists of approximately 2,200 monograph and pamphlet titles and some 125 periodicals. The core of the collection was drawn from the holdings of the International Museum of Photography at the George Eastman House in Rochester, N.Y. Also included are materials from the Research Libraries of the New York Public Library and Columbia University's Epstean Collection. The collection is divided into 2 sections:
Section I: Monographs and pamphlets;
Section II: Periodicals.
GUIDE: History of photography. Bibliography and reel guide to the microfilm collection.: Microtext Reference TR15 +H573 1982 (LC)

History of Photography: Monographs. (Woodbridge, Conn.: Research Publications, 1979. 93 reels).: Film B3817
Articles, rare photographs, instructions, history, notes on technology and aesthetics relating to development of photography as an art.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk TR15 H573 1982 (LC)+ Oversize
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

History of Russia's Study of Genetics from the holdings of Archive of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia. (Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, 1999. 188 reels).: Film B18839
Documenting the transformation of Russian genetics, this publication contains the records of experimentation and the personal papers of the leading scientists as well as the documents and records of the scientific institute. It contains the full archives of the following scientists: T. D. Lysenko, I. Prezent, O. V. Lepishinsakaya, Kh. S. Koshtoyants, N. K. Kol'tsov, M. M. Zavadovskii, and O.V. Serebrovskii.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk Z2519 .H57 1999 (LC)
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available
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Holodomor: Famine in Ukraine, 1932-1933: From the Central State Archive of Public Organizations, Kiev. (Woodbridge, CT: Primary Source Microfilm, 2004. 158 reels).: Film B19209
The Ukrainian famine (Holodomor) that claimed between three and seven million lives in Ukraine alone. Includes Soviet concealed documents, access to resolutions, directives and telegrams from the Central Committee of All-Union Communist Party, the Soviet of Peoples’Commissars and their mirror organizations in Ukraine; correspondence from local Party committees and executive committees of the local Soviets; official and private appeals of the regional party committees to higher Party authorities; memoranda and information reports from branches of state security, justice, and the prosecutor's office, as well as citizens’ letters.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk Z2519 .H64 2004 (LC)+ Oversize
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

The Horace Mann Bond Papers. (Frederick, Md.: University Publications of America, c1988. 98 reels).: Film B18354; Papers of Horace Mann Bond, an African-American educator, sociologist, scholar, and author. Materials include correspondence, administrative records, manuscripts, speeches, article, books, photographs, affiliations with organizations such NAACP and family papers.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk E185.97 B65 A3 1989 (LC)+ Oversize
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available

Human relations Area Files (HRAF). (Ann Arbor, MI: University Microfilms International. 22,860 microfiches)

Inquire at Microform Reading Room desk
HRAF is a non-profit research corporation sponsored and controlled by twenty major university and research institutions. Its organization and implementation date back to the thirties. The information in the HRAF files is organized by ethnic and political units. The classification of these units (including extinct and historical peoples) follows the Outline of World Cultures (latest revised edition), in which they are arranged by eight major geographical areas. The inventory of cultures in the Outline is the universe from which societies are selected for inclusion in the Area Files. The primary objective in the selection of these societies has been to build an adequate sample of the world's cultures for comparative research.

GUIDE: Murdock, George P. [et al.]. Outline of cultural materials.

Microtext Reference D16.215 +H96 1982

Lagace, Robert O. Sixty cultures: a guide to the HRAF probability sample files.

Microtext GN307 +S59 (LC)

Ilardi Microfilm Collection of Renaissance Diplomatic Documents, ca. 1450-ca. 1500. (1825 reels): Film B9573
Begun in 1959, the collection now includes most if not all significant unpublished collections of diplomatic documents and related papers for the second half of the fifteenth century held in western European archives and libraries. Series of documents containing instructions, dispatches, credentials, ambassadorial powers and passports, treaties, letters of rulers, ciphers, and other pertinent records such as foreign policy memoranda and debates, ambassadorial expense accounts and travel diaries have been filmed in their entirety. An ample selection of other records, such as state internal correspondence and unpublished chronicles with relevance to diplomatic affairs, has also been included.
GUIDE: Accompanied by Index of reels.: Available at Microtext Reference Desk.

Immigration and Refugee Services of America, 1918-1985: From the Holdings of the Immigration History Research Center, College of Liberal Arts, University of Minnesota.(Woodbridge, CT: Primary Source Microfilm , 2002-2003. 354 reels).: Film B18961
Archival documents from the Immigration and Refugee Services of America (IRSA) including its predecessor organizations. Topics covered included social, cultural, and political issues associated with immigration, immigrant community life, ethnic and racial relations, issues relating to deportation, The Cable Act of 1922, discrimination, and immigrant rights. Collection includes correspondences, Immigration Survey, statistics, evaluations, personal letters, memoranda, annual reports, official documentation, and records from Ellis Island.
GUIDE: Microtext Ref. HV4010 I45 (LC)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

The Immigrant in America. (Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, 1983-1988. 264 reels).: Film B17966
Documents illustrating the immigrant experience in the United States.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference Z7164 I3 +I46 1983
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Not available in e-format: NOTE: SML holds Unit 7, reel 227-249 (23 reels)

Independent Labour Party (Great Britain). (Archives of the British Independent Labour Party. Sussex, England: Harvester Press)
Series I: Pamphlets and Leaflets of the Independent Labour Party. Fiche B2688 (512 microfiches)
Series II: Minutes and Related records. Fiche B3901 (176 microfiches)
Series III: The Francis Johnson Correspondence. Film B14947 (21 reels): The Pamphlets and Leaflets trace the development of Labour thought from 1893 to 1975 and deal with central political issues of the period: unemployment, trade unions, strike action, labour law, commercialism and child labour, education, poverty, women's suffrage, Parliamentary representation, war, conscription, disarmament, and the nature of a "Labour" party. The Minutes and Related Records provide a unique and comprehensive picture of the ILP at work. The Francis Johnson Correspondence covering the years 1888 to 1950 is probably the most important single archive on this period of British Labour politics. Francis Johnson was the ILP's corresponding secretary for nearly half a century.
GUIDE: Archives of the Independent Labour Party, 1856-1975.: Microtext JN1129 I52 A73 1990 (LC)

India in the Age of Empire: the Journals of Michael Pakenham Edgeworth (1812-1881) from the Bodleian Library, Oxford. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England: Adam Matthew Publications, 1997. 11 reels).: Film B17948
The journals of Michael Pakenham Edgeworth discussing the society, culture, and the politics of India under British rule.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk DS475.2 E44 A3 1997
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Indian Newspaper Reports, c1868-1942, From the British Library, London. (Marlborough: Adam Matthew Publications Ltd., 2005. 111 reels).: IN PROCESS
GUIDE: Not available
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Not available

The Inquisitions: Manuscripts of the Spanish,Portuguese and French Inquisitions in the British Library, London. (Reading, Berkshire; Woodbridge, CT: Primary Source Microfilm, 2002. 35 reels).: Film B18527
Manuscripts from the Spanish, Portuguese and French Inquisitions from the 14th to the 18th centuries. Materials include early transcripts, tracts, trial proceedings, correspondence and original papers from the Council of the General Inquisition in Spain.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk BX1700 .I57 2002 (LC)+ Oversize
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not available

The Intercepted letters of the Russian Revolutionaries,1883-1917. (Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, 1998. 175 reels).: Film B18840
Intercepted correspondence covering the period from 1883 to the Revolution.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk Z2519 .I58 1998 (LC)+
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available
SLAVIC PAGE DESCRIPTION

International population census publications: [pre-1945]. (Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, Inc., 1979- . 254 reels): Film B5258
This collection consists of official national census material predating 1945 and is organized by country under the following broad geographic areas: Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, North America, Oceania. This is a retrospective continuation of an earlier collection covering the period 1945-1967, which Yale does not own.

GUIDE: International population census publications, Series II, pre-1945. Guide to the microfilm edition.: Microtext Reference Z7164 D3 I56 (LC); SEE: PSM Online Guide; Collection Information; Download

Investigative Case Files of the Bureau of Investigation,1908-1922 (Washington : National Archives and Record Service, 1982. 23 reels). .: Film B16621
Case files from the [Federal] Bureau of Investigation, 1908-1922 before it became the FBI.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference HV8073 I58 1983 (LC): PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Les Inventaires des Archives Nationales. (Paris: Chadwyk-Healey France, 1988-.): Fiche B2255
Consists of copies of selected inventories of the Archives Nationales in Paris. The inventories are keys to the vast store of documents housed there. Among the inventories included are those of naval and colonial records, laws and decrees made during the Revolution, 19th century government acts, judicial and court documents, etc. The inventories fall roughly into two groups: (1) the "inventaries numberiques" or summaries, and (2) the "inventaries analytiques." The numerical inventories give summary descriptions whereas the analytical inventories carry the descriptive process much further. [LC]
GUIDE: Guide de l'utilisateur des Inventaires des Archives nationales. Isabelle Carbonnel and Ghislain Brunel: Microtext Reference CD1196 C37 1990 (LC)

Ireland: Politics and Society through the Press, 1760-1922. (Woodbridge, CT: Primary Source Microfilm , 2002-2003. 354 reels).: Film B18493
Newspaper and journal articles describing the Irish experience under British control from the years 1760-1922. Topics addressed include accession, famine, propaganda on issues such as Repeal, Home Rule, Land League, Pernallism, Irish nationalism, Irish self-awareness, seizure and censorship of the Irish press, Orange Order, Roman Catholic Church, literary revival, economic concerns, Easter Risings, Irish Nationalism, relationship between Irish abroad and the mother country.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference DA905 I683 2000+
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Iroquois Indians: A Documentary History of the Diplomacy of the Six Nations and Their League. (Woodbridge, Conn.: Research Publications, 1984. 50 reels).: Film B15260
Material depicting Native American involvement in early American history centering on the Iroquois tribes (Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, Seneca, and Tuscarora) and their involvement with settlers and colonists from the 1600s to the1920s. Materials include minutes from council meetings, treaties, negotiations, and agreements.
GUIDE: Microform Z1210 I7 I76 1985 (LC)+: Status missing… Guide Not linked in orbis; PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Italian Parliamentary Papers. (New York: Clearwater. 155 reels): Film S1886
These papers provide detailed information on the questions confronting the federal governments of Italy form 1861 onward. Here is a brief printed index to the papers of each house, which lists the sessions by date and number and refers the reader to the appropriate reel and frame number.
GUIDE: Italian parliamentary papers.: Microtext Reference J388 +H4 (LC)

Japan and America, c1930-1955: the Pacific War and the Occupation of Japan. Series One, The Papers of General Robert L. Eichelberger (1886-1961) from the William R. Perkins Library, Duke University. (Marlborough, Wiltshire [England]: Adam Matthew Publications, 1998. 87 reels).: Film B17989
The papers of General Robert L Eichelberger including correspondences, speeches, and photographs.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference U53 E33 J26 1998 (LC)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Jewish Displaced Persons Periodicals from the Collections of the YIVO Institute. (Bethesda, Md.: University Publications of America, c1990. 33 reels).: Film B14741
Writings from survivors of the Holocaust in post-war European displaced person camps.
GUIDE: SML Judaica Collection AP91.Y5+
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not available

Jewish Emigration From Ukraine, 1895-1917: Evreiskaia Emigratsiia Iz Ukrainy, 1895-1917/Kiev Jewish Emigration Society, State Archive of Kiev Oblast. (Minneapolis, MN: East View Information Services, 2004. 59 reels).: FFilm B19151
Archives of Jewish-Ukrainian emigrations from the Pale and other locations in response to pogroms and the legal restrictions placed upon the Jews.
GUIDE: Not Available
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

The John Henry McCray Papers, 1929-1989. (Wilmington, DE: Scholarly Resources., [1998]. 18 reels).: Film B17393
Personal papers and writings of John Henry McCray including his work with The Lighthouse and other publications, as well as his work with NAACP and PDP (Progressive Democratic Party).
GUIDE: Microtext Desk PN4874 M237 J646 1998
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society, 1901-1985. (Sydney, N.S.W.: Royal Australian Historical Society,1986. Microfilming by W. & F. Pascoe, Bagowlah, N.S.W. 36 microfiches).: Fiche S984
Research on Australian history published in the Journal of Royal Australian Historical Society for the years 1901 to 1985.
GUIDE: Not available
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not available in e-format

Karis-Gerhart Collection: From Protest to Challenge, 1964-1990. (Chicago, Ill.: Cooperative Africana Microfilming Project; Available from Center for Research Libraries, 1999. 101 reels).: Film B18488; Documents about South Africa’s freedom struggle from 1964 through 1990, is divided into five sections: interviews, political trials, political documents, trade union documents, and bibliographic files.
GUIDE: Not available: CRL GUIDE; CRL Collection Description

A.L. Kroeber Papers, 1869-1972. (185 reels).: Film B18363
Anthropologist A. L. Kroeber fieldwork with several Klamath River groups, including the Karok, Wiyot, and Yurok Indians; the Yokuts Indians of Central California; with Ishi, the last member of the Yahi band of the Sacramento Valley; the Mohave Indians of the Colorado River region; and the Zuni Indians of New Mexico, among many other groups. He also carried out archaeological fieldwork in Mexico and Peru. He published more than 500 books and articles on anthropological topics, and served as an expert witness in the Indian land claims cases Clyde F. Thompson et. al. v. United States, Docket No. 31, and Ernest Risling et. al. v. United States, Docket 37. Materials include correspondences with leading anthropologists of his time, publications, speeches, monographs, field notes, lecture notes and other writings.
GUIDE: Not available
FINDING AID

Labor Union Constitutions and Proceedings. (Glen Rock, NJ: Microfilming Corp. of America): Film S1906; Fiche S149 (Yearly Update)
The collection is comprised of labor union publications issued from 1836 through 1981. Included are institutional forms, official reports, oral debates, and statements to the public--the words and papers that have documented the founding, growth, and administration of American labor unions. The majority of the materials in the collection were assembled from the holdings of the Martin F. Catherwook Library of the School of Industrial and Labor Relations at Cornell University.
The annual update service provides, on a continuing basis, the active unions' constitutions and proceedings issued during each year. Occasionally an older constitution or proceeding is made available in an Update if it fills a gap. New unions also are introduced into the collection through Updates.
GUIDE: Microfilming Corporation of America. American labor unions' constitutions and proceedings: a guide to the microfilm edition.: Microtext Reference Z7164 L1 +M62 (LC)

Labour Party (Great Britain). (The archives of the British Labour Party. Brighton, Sussex, England: Harvester Press)
Series II: pamphlets and leaflets: Fiche B1123
Series III: general correspondence and political records: Film B5094
Series III, part 4: Women's Labor League, 1906-1918: Fiche B1260
Included in Series II are pamphlets and leaflets from the Labour Party. The documents cover the period 1900-1969 and are arranged chronologically in 5 parts.
Series three of the Labour Archives has been filmed in 6 parts, 1-3 and 5-6 of which are included in this collection. Committee period, 1900-1906; Part 2 covers the early years of the Labour Party, 1906-1907; Part 3 documents the War Emergency Workers' National Committee, 1914-1918; Part 4 records the years 1906-1918 of the Women's Labour League; and Parts 5 and 6 are subject files. The materials are easily accessible: the first reel contains a complete list, document by document, of all 8400 items.

Labor, Social Justice and World Affairs: The Papers of David A Morse (1907-1990), Director-General of the International Labour Organisation, 1948-1970 from the Seeley G Mudd Manuscript Library, Princeton University. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England: Adam Matthew Publications, 2001. 57 reels).: Film B19456
The personal papers of David A. Morse, Director-General of the International Labor Organization (ILO). Materials included are correspondence, reports, memoranda, subject files, speeches, articles, and interviews.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference HD7801 .L275 2001
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Labour Party (Great Britain). National Executive Committee. (The archives of the British Labour Party: pt. 1, National Executive Committee minutes of the Labour Representation Committee, 1900-06 and Labour Party since 1906. Reading, Berkshire, England: Research Publications, 1990. 666 microfiches): Fiche S726
GUIDE: Archives of the British Labour Party, 1873-1973.: Microtext Reference JN1129 L32 A765 1990 (LC)

Leaders of the Russian Revolution.: Leaders of the Russian Revolution contains microfilm and microfiche copies of the archives of nine figures important to the early history of Soviet Russia.

Leaflets of Anti-Bolsheviks Governments [The Press of the White Movement]. (Soviet Union: s.n., 1917-1920. 192 fiche).: Fiche B4162 2,500 leaflets and pamphlets issued in territories under Anti-Bolshevik governments (1917-1920).
GUIDE: Not Available
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available in e-format
SLAVIC PAGE DESCRIPTION

The Left in Britain. (Hassocks, Sussex: Harvester Press, 1974. 245 reels & 1515 fiche).: Film S3863
Left-wing material and ideas in 20th century Britain. Topics addressed include political movements, Socialist Party, Revolutionary Communist Party, Labour Coordinating Committee, Socialist Party, Socialist Standard, Socialist Commentary, Peace News, and nuclear disarmament.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference Z7164.S67 S65 (LC)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Liberal Party (Great Britain). (The archives of the British Liberal Party. Series 1: pamphlets and leaflet. Brighton, Sussex, England: Harvester Press, 1978- . 450 microfiches): Fiche B1133
These documents span the years between 1885 and 1972. The pamphlets and leaflets document the changing face of Liberalism from the inception of the Party, through Lloyd George, to the second half of the twentieth century.
GUIDE: A complete chronological listing, together with an author index, appears at the beginning of each part.

Local and Traditional Costumes in the Victoria and Albert Museum. (Haslemere, Surrey, England: Emmett Publishing; Boston: co-published in North America by G.K. Hall, 1987. 51 microfiches): Fiche B2652
This publication is based on the collections of illustrations of local and traditional costumes held by the department of Design, Prints and Drawings and the National Art Library at the Victoria and Albert Museum. The purpose of the publication was not academic, but rather to present large numbers of illustration. Arrangement of the collection is geographical, moving logically around the world by continent from the Lapps of northwest Europe to the Patagonian Indians of the southern-most part of South America.
GUIDE: Local and traditional costumes in the Victoria and Albert Museum.: Microtext Reference GT513 L63 1987 (LC)

London Directories from the Guildhall Library, 1677-1900. (New Haven, CT: Research Publications Inc., 1972- . 61 reels): Film B975
The bibliography London Directories 1677-1855, published in 1932 by Charles W.F. Goss, was the starting point for this microfilm collection. These directories serve as a resource for genealogical and urban studies, showing the growth of the city of London over a span of three centuries.

Main Catalog of the Library of Congress. (New York: K.G. Saur, 1984-. 9000 microfiches): Fiche B1294
Titles catalogued through December 1980.

The Making of U.S. Policy Series. (Series published by Chadwyck-Healey, Inc. since 1989.): The National Security Archive, which puts together this policy series, is a non-profit research institute and library that serves librarians, scholars, journalists members of Congress, policy makers, public interest groups, and the general public. It collects and indexes the internal government documentation that is indispensable for research and informed public debate.

Mangones Collection. (Petionville: Haiti, 1974. 23 reels): Film B2913
This is the private collection of Edmond Mangones, an outstanding figure in the intellectual and political life of Haiti. His is one of the largest and most complete libraries in Haiti, and perhaps one of the most important private collections in the world concerning the Caribbean region. Although a large part of the collection treats the history of Haiti and the Antilles from the colonial period to the present, this is an important resource on the history of the Caribbean in general. The collection contains many rare pieces.
GUIDE: Catalogue de la collection Mangones.: Microtext Reference Z1534.L68

Mary McLeod Bethune Papers: the Bethune Foundation Collection. (Bethesda, MD: University Publications of America, c1996. 82 reels): Film B17965
The personal papers of Mary McLeod Bethune.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference E185.97.B34 A22 1997(LC)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Maryland State Colonization Society Papers, 1827-1894. (31 reels): Film MISC 1213
Founded in 1817 as an auxiliary of the Washington-based American Colonization Society, the Maryland State Colonization Society's primary functions were to gather funds for the parent society and to recruit colonists for the American Society's settlement, Liberia, founded on the West African coast in 1822. Ten years later, the Maryland Society decided to chart a course independent of the American Society by founding a separate colony for Maryland's free blacks, called "Maryland in Liberia." Conflicts between the colony and native tribes forced the union of Maryland in Liberia with the Republic of Liberia in 1857. The Maryland State Colonization Society ceased active colonization efforts in 1863 and disbanded in 1902. The papers consist of correspondence, minutes, financial records, records of manumission and emigration, reports of colonial agents, pamphlets and books on the colonization movement, copies of the Maryland Colonization Journal and the Liberia Herald, and census records of Maryland in Liberia. The materials shed light on race relations and socioeconomic conditions in antebellum America and are a source of information on the founding of Liberia.
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

Masculinity: Men Defining Men and Gentlemen, 1560-1918. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England: Adam Matthew Publications, 2000-2003. 66 reels).: Film B19182
Rare advice books, manuals and literary texts relating to masculinity between 1560 and 1918. Part 1 comprises 61 core texts from the collections of the Bodleian Library, Oxford.
Descriptions of the chivalric ideal in texts such as Castiliogne’s The Courtyer (1561), Primaudaye’s The French academie (1589) and broadsides like The Noble Gallant (c.1670). Part 2 of this project provides a wide range of rare printed sources with which to examine changes in attitudes towards manliness during the Hanoverian, Victorian and Edwardian periods. Part 3 analyzes ‘Masculinity’ through the emergence of the popular boys’ magazines from c.1850 to 1920, which played a major role in shaping ideas of masculinity in the youth of the period.
GUIDE: Not Available
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

The Medieval Manuscript Library of Pembroke College, Cambridge. (Woodbridge, CT; Reading, Berkshire, England: Primary Source Media : Research Publications, Ltd., 1989. 114 reels).: Film B18701
Medieval Manuscripts from the Pembroke College in Cambridge, England. Authors represented include Ambrose, Anselm, Aquinas, Augustine, Bede, Bernard, Bonaventure, Cato, Gregory, Hieronymus, Hugo, Isidore, Justinian, Juvenal and Peter Lombard.
GUIDE: Z6621.P435 M43 1989
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

The Meyerhold Theatre, 1920-1938. (Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, 1999. 165 reels).: Film B18266
Manuscripts and records from one of the most influential producers and directors of the 20th century in Soviet theatre.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk Z2519 M49 1999 (LC)+
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available
SLAVIC PAGE DESCRIPTION

Microfilm Corpus of the Indexes to Printed Catalogues of Latin Manuscripts Before 1600 A.D. (prepared under the direction of F. Edward Cranz...in consultation with P.O. Kristeller. New London, CT: Connecticut College, 1982. 38 reels): Film B4302
This collection is based on P.O. Kristeller, Latin manuscript books before 1600, 3rd ed. The films are arranged in the order of the listing in LMB, and the films from each publication are preceded by a target sheet giving the item number in the corpus, the page and column in LMB, and the title of the publication.
GUIDE: Guide to Microfilm corpus of the indexes to printed catalogues of Latin manuscripts before 1600 A.D.: Microtext Reference Z6605.L3 +M53 (LC)

Microfilm Corpus of Unpublished Inventories of Latin Manuscripts Through 1600 A.D. (Prepared under the direction of F. Edward Cranz. New London, CT: Connecticut College, [1987]. 340 reels): Film B5833
The items are arranged alphabetically, first by cities and then by libraries. The corpus also includes an appendix reel containing small lists from a large number of libraries. The reel is arranged in the same alphabetical order as the rest of the corpus; its contents are described under "Appendix" in the guide below, and the libraries are cross-referenced alphabetically in the main listing.
GUIDE: A Microfilm corpus of unpublished inventories of Latin manuscripts through 1600 A.D.: Microtext Reference Z6605 L3 +M54 (LC)

The Middle East: A Documentary Resource: From Files in the Public Record Office, London. (Woodbridge, Conn. : Primary Source Microfilm, 2002. 151 reels).: Film B18923
Materials regarding Arab-Israeli Relations begins with the Balfour Declaration of 1917 and terminates in 1970. Includes documents on the British capture of Jerusalem, the Paris Peace Conference, the background to the establishment of the State of Israel as a Jewish national home, Palestinian-Zionist tensions and their impact on British policy leading up to the Partition of 1948, the Border wars of the 1950s, the Suez Crisis, Jewish terror groups, the Cold War in the Middle East, formation of the United Arab Republic and Black September.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk DS119.7 M539+ Oversize
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE
FACT SHEET

Moscow Printing House Archive. (Leiden: IDC, 2004. 907 fiche).: Fiche B4298
Receipt books and expenses books of the Moscow Printing House. The receipt books contain information regarding the sales of publications, the number of copies printed, dissemination of publications, book prices, etc. The expenses books contain information regarding workers' wages, and the amounts paid for equipment and other material.
GUIDE: Not Available
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available
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Muriel and William Peters Collection, 1817-1968. (16 reels): Film MISC 910
The collection contains material on the capture, trial, and release of the Amistad captives who were illegally sold into slavery. After seizing the ship that was taking them to the Caribbean, the Africans were captured by a U.S. Navy ship and imprisoned in New Haven, Connecticut. The Amistad Case was tried before the Supreme Court and the Court decided in favor of the Africans. The collection consists of diaries, letters, court and government records, and newspaper accounts of the case; secondary accounts of the case; and background information on Africa, Cuba, the slave-trade, similar cases, slavery in the United States, and abolitionist sentiment in the North.
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

NAACP Papers, 1909-1955.: Film MISC 960
The records consist of the core materials of NAACP files from 1909-1960. Although these materials are only a portion of the total material arranged in the manuscript collection, they detail the Association's structure, activities, and development at the highest organizational level, and document its role in American race relations.
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

The Napoleonic Wars, 1805-1815. (Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, 2002. 92 reels).: Film B18838 The Military History section or Voenno-Uchenyy Arkhiv (VUA) houses the core of the archival holdings on the Napoleonic era in relation to Russia. Contains military, political, and diplomatic documents, official and private correspondence from Emperor Alexander and generals.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk Z2519 .N36 2002 (LC)+
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available in e-format
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National American Woman Suffrage Association Records, 1839-1961 (inclusive), 1890-1930 (bulk). (National American Woman Suffrage Association. Washington, DC: Library of Congress, 1981): Film MISC 954
The records include correspondence, subject files, printed matter, and scrapbooks. Most of the correspondents are women and many of the leaders in the woman's rights movement are represented. The subject file includes biographical information on some of the principal suffrage workers, a collection of antisuffrage literature, progress reports from state and local suffrage organizations, and material on the official organ of the Association, the Woman's Journal. A series of indexed scrapbooks, prepared by Ida Porter Boyer, document activities in the woman's rights movement as reported in the nations newspapers and periodicals during the years 1893-1912.
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

National Security Files.: This series publishes for the first time the key White House files on national security, international relations, and the affairs of allies and adversaries worldwide. Reproduced from the John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson presidential libraries, these "country files" of the National Security Council are a resource for the study of U.S. foreign policy and of the events that unfolded throughout the world during the 1960s. American foreign policy in the postwar era has been crisis-oriented, and never more so than during the administrations of John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson. This series makes a significant source of primary documents available that will open new and exciting perspectives on this period.

The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force Records, 1973-2000: From the Holdings of the Human Sexuality Collection, Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library, Ithaca, New York.(Woodbridge, CT: Primary Source Microfilm, 2001. 298 reels).: Film B18920 Archives from the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force (NGLTF) and its work for civil rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals. Materials include correspondence, newspaper clippings, financial and administrative records, photographs, anti-gay discrimination, documents of violence against gay men and lesbians.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference HQ75.6 N37 (LC)+
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

National Woman's Party Papers. (National Woman's Party. Sanford, NC: Microfilming Corporation of America)
The Suffrage Years, 1889-1940 (inclusive), 1913-1920 (bulk): Film MISC 961
1913-1974: Film MISC 959
The first collection documents the militant aspect of the suffrage campaign in the United States. Concerned almost exclusively with the federal suffrage amendment campaign, the papers reflect the culmination of over fifty years of suffrage agitation. They also reflect the creation, growth, and development of the National Woman's Party (founded in 1913 by Alice Paul), which became an active organization in the women's rights movement.
The second collection consists of correspondence, minutes, and le0gal and financial papers of the NWP. The papers document the Party's fight for a Suffrage Amendment and its fifty year campaign for the passage of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA).
GUIDE: National Woman's Party Papers: The Suffrage Years, 1913-1920: A Guide to the Microfilm Edition.: SML Z7965 +N373 (LC)
GUIDE: National Women's Party Papers: 1913-1974: A Guide to the Microfilm Edition.: SML Z7965 +N37 (LC)

The Negro in the Military Service of the United States, 1639-1886. (5 reels): SML Film RG 94 T-823
The records include seven volumes compiled for publication by the Colored Troops Division of the Adjutant General's Office. Material includes published and unpublished primary source documents.
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

NewsBank. (New Canaan, CT: NewsBank Inc., 1970. microfiches): Inquire at Microform Reading Room desk for access.
NewsBank consists of reports from local newspapers, organized by general topic and issued in the following parts: business and economic development, consumer affairs, education, employment, environment, government structure, health, housing and urban renewal, law and order, political development, social relations, transportation, welfare and poverty.

New England Women and Their Families in the 18th and 19th Centuries: Personal Papers, Letters, and Diaries. Series A, Manuscript Collections from the American Antiquarian Society. (Bethesda, Md.: University Publications of America, c1997-<1998> 66 reels).: Film B16319 18th- and 19th- century American women’s personal writings about the daily occurrences in their New England lives. Scope of the material includes diaries, personal letters, and other writings.
GUIDE: Microtext Room HQ1418 N48 1998 (LC)+ Oversize
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3.

New York Assembly Documents. (Buffalo, NY: William S. Hein, Microform Division, 1984. 695 reels).: Film B6688
Transcripts from the New York Assembly from session 54 (1831) to session 141 (1918).
GUIDE: Not Available
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Nicolaevsky Collection (Ann Arbor: UMI, 1991-1997. 476 reels): Film S2333
The Boris I. Nicolaevsky collection is perhaps the single most valuable holding in the archives of the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace. It is the product of over forty years of collecting by an emigre Menshevik, who settled in the United States in 1940. Nicolaevsky's interests focused on the revolutionary movement in Russia, with particular emphasis on the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (RSDRP).
The Nicolaevsky Collection includes the personal papers of such leading opponents of the Tsarist regime as Mikhail Bakunin, Petr Lavrov, Georgii Plekhanov, Pavel Axelrod, Julius Martov, Iraklii Tsetereli, Viktor Chernov and Leo Trotskii. The holdings provide unparalleled documentation of the important nineteenth and twentieth-century revolutionary groups, such as the anarchists, populists, Social Revolutionaries, the Bolsheviks and the Mensheviks. They also cover political, social and economic conditions in Russia and the Soviet Union, Russian emigre life, the international socialist movement, and the important events of Russian history during the first half of the twentieth century.
GUIDE: Ref. Z2519 +H66 1991 (LC) in Microform Reading Room and Slavic Reading Room (SML 406).

North American Indians: Photographs from the National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution. (Herman Viola. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1974. 52 microfiches): Fiche B341
The photographic holdings of the National Anthropological Archives are estimated at 90,000 items and most are dated between 1860 and 1930. This collection is a general file of black and white prints relating to North American Indians; it includes portraits of individuals and of groups as well as picture illustrating dwellings, dress, domestic activities, industries and arts.
GUIDE: A key to content and an index of cross references appear on the first fiche.

Northern Ireland Political Literature. (Dublin: Irish University Microfilms)
1968-1972: Edited from the Collection in the Linenhall Library, Belfast: Fiche B732
1973-1974,1975: [Edited from the Collection in the Linenhall Library, Belfast] Fiche B733
Phase 1. Periodicals, 1966-1987: Fiche S512: This collection concentrates on locally published material not easily obtainable from other sources and generally includes three categories of material, namely pamphlets, periodicals and news-sheets, and ephemera. It does not include established newspapers and periodicals, government publications, or official party organs; specifically excluded are the Dublin-based newspapers of both wings of Sinn Fein/Irish Republican Army (The United Irishman and An Phoblact). The documents in these collections provide a valuable source for those researching the history of Ulster from 1968 to 1975.
GUIDE: Northern Ireland political literature on microfiche: catalogue and indexes.: JN1572 A5 +N67 1989 (LC)

Norton: the Collected Writings of Caroline Norton. (Marlborough, Wiltshire: Adam Matthew Publications, 1999. 7reels).: Film B17971
The writings of Caroline Norton.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference PR5112 N56 A1 1999
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Nuclear Weapons, Arms Control, and the Threat of Thermonuclear War: Special Studies, 1961-1995. (Frederick, Maryland: University Publications of America. 1982-1993. 79 reels): Film MISC 1029
This is a collection of reports, memoranda, and papers analyzing the nature and deployment of nuclear weapons, the prospects of controlling their spread, and the consequences of using them. The documents are selected holdings of the National Technical Information Service and from U.S. government departments and agencies sponsoring individual reports.
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

Official Press, 1846-1956. (El Paso, TX: Southwest Micropublishing, [1991. 41 reels).: Film B13807
Mexican political newspapers published in Oaxaca including:
El Triunfo de la Libertad, La Esperanza de la Nacio´n, La Nueva Era Constitucional, El Espiritu´ de la Independencia, La Democracia, La Victoria, El Regenerador, Boleti´n Oficial del Gobierno del Estado de Oaxaca, & Perio´dico Oficial del Gobierno del Estado de Oaxaca.
GUIDE: Not Available
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available

Oliphant: The Collected Writings of Margaret Oliphant. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England: Adam Matthew, 1995. 80 reels).: Film B16597
The complete fiction and non-fiction writings of Margaret Oliphant.
GUIDE: Microtext Room Ref. PR5113 A1 1995
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Pamphlets and Leaflets of the Social Democratic Federation and the British Socialist Party, 1883-1931. (Hassocks, England: Harvester Press, 1978. 173 microfiches): Fiche B1233
The SDF was the first Marxist political organization founded in Britain. This set brings together material from the individual collections at the Marx Memorial Library, London, and the International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, to form a comprehensive collection of pamphlets and leaflets of the Social Democratic Federation and the British Socialist Party.
GUIDE: The loose pamphlets and the photocopies have been arranged in the standard Harvester Press style by being divided into the years of publication and then listed alphabetically within each year. It has not been possible to do this with the miscellaneous bound volumes of pamphlets, and these have been filmed in a separate appendix at the end of the first section of the collection. A complete listing of documents, as they appear in both the dated section and the bound volume section, appears on the first fiche. This is followed by a complete alphabetical listing of all the pamphlets and leaflets. The material has been filmed in the order of the listing. The contents of each fiche are clearly shown on the fiche headers.

Pamphlets of Socialist and Reform Movements since 1884. (Brighton, England: Harvester Microform, 1982-. 1012 micofiches): Fiche B1232
The ILP became the largest and most influential of British socialist organizations and its history is in large part the story of the early growth of working-class parliamentary power. The material illustrates the views and attitudes of the ILP over this period. It show what was read, highlights the personal connections of the leading protagonists, and covers a wide range of social, political, and cultural concerns. There is important material on the attitudes and the response to fascism, the use of armed force, the problems of Jewish refugees, rearmament, the Nazi threat, Stalin, Trotsky, the failures of the League of Nations, the Spanish Civil War, the Munich Crisis and the Second World War.
GUIDE: Socialist and Labour thought in Britain since 1884.: Microtext Reference HX249 +S635 1989 (LC)

Papers of the American Slave Trade Series A, Selections from the Rhode Island Historical Society. (Bethesda, MD: University Publications of America, c1996. 55 reels).: Film B16548 Documentation of the slave trade into the American colonies. Series A includes the importation of slaves, financial concerns, risk factors, slave treatment and revolts on voyages to the Americas, effect of legislation on the slave trade, Caribbean and American economies, Providence Abolition Society minute book, 1789-1827, and the Brown Family papers.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference E445 R4 +P36 1996 (LC)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Part 1

The Papers of John Foster Dulles and of Christian A. Herter, 1953-1961. The White House Correspondence and Memoranda Series. (Frederick, Md. : University Publications of America, c1986. 9 reels).: Film B17169
Office files of John Foster Dulles (Secretary of State, 1957-1959) and Christian A. Herter (Undersecretary of State, 1957-1959, Secretary of State, 1959-1961).
GUIDE: Microtext Reference E835 D855 1986 (LC) . PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

The Papers of Margaret Sanger ( [Washington, D.C.] : Library of Congress Photoduplication Service, 1976. 145 reels).: Film B16547 The personal papers of Margaret Sanger, founder of the birth control movement in the United States from 1900 to 1966 with the majority of the collection focused on years 1928 to 1940. Included in this collection is her work with various birth control organizations and family planning centers, speeches, diaries, memoranda, and correspondences.
GUIDE: Microtext Z6616 S164 U55 1977 (LC): PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not available

Papers of Queen Victoria on foreign affairs.: Film MISC 1212
Britain played a major role in shaping modern Europe through its responses to the new political realities emerging between 1840 and 1900. Throughout this time, the great architects of Bitish diplomacy--Palmerston, Disraeli, Gladstone, Salisbury--oversaw sweeping changes in British foreign policy and the European balance of power. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert kept meticulous records that reflected the state of England's foreign relations. Queen Victoria exerted a great deal more influence on the development of Britain's foreign policy than any British monarch since. The files here produced from the Royal Archives reflect her active role in foreign affairs including the principal papers of state forwarded to the queen, her related correspondence with her ministers, and correspondence with other European sovereigns and members of their families. This resource reflects as no other the queen's view of her role in the constitutional monarchy.
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

The Papers of the Red Army, 1918-1923. (Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, 2000. 76 reels).: Film B18264 Papers of the Red Army (Bolsheviks) during the Russian Civil War (1918-1921). Includes intelligence reports and evaluations of operations.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk Z2519 P37 2000 (LC)+
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available in e-format
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The Papers of Sir Hans Sloane, 1660-1753, From the British Library, London. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew Publications, 1991. 37 reels).: Film B18948
The papers of British physician and naturalist Hans Sloane. Includes accounts of travels, work on alchemy, astrology, astronomy, bibliographies, botany, chemistry, geography, grammar, history, law, magic, mathematics, medicine, natural history, numismatics, poetry, theology, and zoology.
GUIDE: Not available in print format
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Part 1, Part 2: NOTE: Yale Universtiy Library holds Parts 1& 2 only

Papers of Stephen S. Wise. (Waltham, Mass.: American Jewish Historical Society,1993. 127 reels).: Film B14399
Papers of Stephen S. Wise, supporter of progressive Judaism and political liberalism, is organized into personal affairs, speeches, sermons, articles, and manuscripts. Topics include religion, politics, conditions of refugees, Palestinian-Israeli conflict, charity, education, employment, and other social conditions.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference BM755 W53 +S74 1985 (LC)
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available: NOTE: Yale Universtiy Library holds Parts 1& 2 only

The Papers of the White Army, 1917-1921. (Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, 2000. 71 reels).: Film B18263 Papers from the White Army, the counter-revolutionaries of the Russian Civil War (1918-1921). Includes papers from the White high command (Kolchak, Savinkov, Alekseev, Kornilov and Denekin), and policy on occupation.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk Z2519 P38 2000 (LC)+
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available in e-format
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The Papers of William H. Seward. (Woodbridge, Conn. : Research Publications, 1982. 198 reels).: Film B18958
Correspondence, public papers, personal paper, family papers, miscellaneous materials from William H. Seward. Topics included foreign and domestic policy under Presidents Lincoln and Johnson, the Civil War, and Reconstruction.
GUIDE: Not available PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Partido Comunista de Chile. (Montreal: Informacion Documental de America Latina, 1977. 94 microfiches): Fiche B956
A systematic, comprehensive collection of documents relating to the activities of the Communist Party of Chile from approximately 1950 through 1973. The collection includes official papers, but it consists primarily of an almost complete run of Principios, the official journal of the party's central committee. The materials were supplied by the party. In Spanish. [LC]
GUIDE: Partido Comunista de Chile.: Microtext Reference HX8 P652 (LC)

Penn School Papers, 1862-1976. (33 reels): Film MISC 826
The papers consist of correspondence, trustees minutes, financial records, annual reports, and photographs concerning the history of Penn School, an industrial and agricultural school for blacks established in 1862 on St. Helena Island, South Carolina. Penn School was incorporated as Penn Normal, Industrial, and Agricultural School in 1901, but relinquished its educational functions in 1948 and became Penn Community Services, Inc. The papers contain correspondence and other materials documenting the interest of many whites in black education, including such figures as Laura M. Towne, Ellen Murray, Rossa Belle Cooley, and Grace Bigelow House, principals of Penn School for most of its existence.
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

Philosophy research archives. (Bowling Green OH: Philosophy Documentation Center, Bowling Green State University)
1975-1981: Fiche S1
1982-1989: Microform Ref. B1 A26 (LC): A joint effort of the American Philosophical Association, the Canadian Philosophical Association, and the Philosophy Documentation Center, the Archives has as its basic purpose to provide a new type of publication that is free of many of the disadvantages and constraints of ordinary journal publication. For example, there is no limit to the number or length of articles that can be accepted for a given quarterly "issue," and the editor will consider monographs, translations and bibliographies, as well as articles for publication. In English and French, and indexed in Philosopher's index.
Beginning in 1982, this publication is issued as a paper journal, accompanied by fiche and shelved in the microform room.
GUIDE: Each fiche contains a table of contents, but there is no cumulative index to the collection.

Plenums of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, 1941-1990 From the Holdings of Russian State Archive of Contemporary History, Moscow, Russia. (Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, 2001. 181 reels. 659 fiches).: Film B18361
Fiche B4188
Transcripts from the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union from 1941 to 1990 included the original and “corrected” transcripts. Records cover power struggles within the Kremlin, problems with the Warsaw Pact, difficulties with Yugoslavia, Sino-Soviet split, arms control negotiations with the West, Soviet intervention in Czechoslovakia, agricultural and industrial production in the USSR, and internal dissent.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk Z2519 P54 2001 (LC)+ Oversize
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available SLAVIC PAGE DESCRIPTION

Poalei Zion Archive (Leiden: IDC, 1998--. 5,039 fiches): Fiche B3889
The Archive of Poalei Zion sheds light on various issues of social history: the emigration of the Jewish population of various countries to Palestine and the activities of various Jewish parties and organization. The archive contains a wide variety of materials. Most of the material (55/60%) is in Yiddish, 20/25% in Russian, and 15/20% in Hebrew. There are several documents in German, French, Arabic, Ukrainian, and Polish. The Yiddish-language documents have been annotated and the annotations are attached to the corresponding materials.
GUIDE: A printed guide is available in the Slavic Reading Room (SML 406).

Political Pamphlets from the Indian Subcontinent. ([Bethesda, MD] : University Publication[s] of America, c1990. 1033 fiches).: Fiche B3983
Political pamphlets that record the background and development of modern Indian and Pakistani political structure, process and thought from 1915 to 1985.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference JQ298 A1 +G85 1989 (LC)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: pt.5 only

Political Activities of the Johnson White House, 1963-1969. (Frederick, MD : University Publications of America, 1987. 67 reels).: Film B19194
Files on President Johnson’s relationship with the Democratic Party including fundraising, workings of the Democratic National Comittee (DNC), party politics about Vietnam and the Great Society
GUIDE: Microtext Ref. E186.P65 1987 (LC)+
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Politics in the Age of Revolution, 1715-1848. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew Publications, 1994. 25 reels).: Film B17275
The archives of Burke’s letters and papers from the Wentworth Woodhouse, including drafts of speeches and bills, memoranda discussing America, Ireland and the Roman Catholic Question, English politics and the French Revolution.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk D301 P65 1994
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE

Popular newspapers during World War I. (Marlborough, England: Adam Matthew Publications, 1996. 62 reels): Film B15381
This microfilm publication makes available complete runs of The Daily Express, The Daily Mirror, The News of the World, The People, and The Sunday Express.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference AI21 D35 1997 (LC)

Popular newspapers during World War II. (Marlborough, Eng. : Adam Matthew Publications, 1992. 83 reels).: Film B17268; This is collection is comprised of the news sources The Daily Express, The Mirror, The News of the World, The People and The Sunday E during World War II., 1939-1945.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference PN5114 P66 1993

President Dwight D. Eisenhower's Office Files, 1953-1961. (Bethesda, MD : University Publications of America, c1990. 64 reels): Film Misc 1298
Files from the administration of Dwight Eisenhower. Topics included are Cold War politics, national security, international relations, nuclear weapons, energy and economic policy.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference E835 +L68 1990
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

President Harry S. Truman's Office Files, 1945-1953. . (Frederick, MD : University Publications of America, c1989. 84 reels).: Film B17278
Office files of Franklin Roosevelt divided into five sections including the Safe (WWII), Confidential (Central), Diplomatic (foreign affairs), departmental (material from cabinet members), and the subject files
GUIDE: Microtext Reference E806 +L48 1990
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt's Office Files, 1933-1945. (Bethesda, MD : University Publications of America, c1990. 167 reels).: Film B17277
Materials from the administration of Franklin Roosevelt. The collection is divided into four sections: Safe Files, discussing security, Confidential Files, material considered confidential, Diplomatic File, for international relations, and Departmental Files, for domestic policy.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference E806 +L48 1990
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Poalei Tsion, 1917-1928. (Leiden, The Netherlands : IDC, 1998. 5039 fiches).: Film B17277
Zionist (Poalei Tsion/ Poalei Zion) socialist movement archives in Yiddish, Russian, Hebrew, etc. from 1917-1928 in the U.S.S.R. Topics addressed include social and political history, emigration, and the activities of Jewish organizations. Materials include newspapers, journals, political writings, and creative writings.
GUIDE: Not available
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

President John F. Kennedy's office files, 1961-1963. (Frederick, MD: University Publications of America, 1989. 103 reels): Film B9797
These office files, which constitute the heart of the administrative record of the Kennedy White House, should provide researchers with valuable insights into the tone and mission of that brief administration. From Richard Neustadt's pre-election concern (expressed as early as September 15, 1960) about the expectations the public had since Roosevelt's time about the "first hundred days" to the administration's belated battle for civil rights legislation, the sense of conflict between idealism and reality becomes unmistakable.
GUIDE: Guide to the microfilm edition of President John F. Kennedy's office files.: Microtext Reference E841 +H947 1989 (LC)

Province in rebellion: a documentary history of the founding of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1774-1775. (L. Kinvin Wroth; George H. Nash III; Joel Meyerson. Cambridge, MA Harvard University Press, 1975. 31 microfiches): Fiche B965
This collection provides the definitives annotated texts of records of royal and revolutionary governments in Massachusetts from the arrival of Governor Thomas Gage in May 1774 to the convening of the colony's first General Court in July 1775. The six principal categories of documents included are executive proclamations and correspondence, town records, Superior Court records, General Court journals and papers, county conventions, and Provincial Congress journals. The collection can provide a basis for assessing the role of political and legal institutions at the beginning of the Revolution.
GUIDE: The accompanying guide,Province in rebellion, includes a lengthy interpretive essay by L. Kinvin Wroth in addition to an extensive index to the microfiche collection.: Microtext Reference E263 M4 +P77 (LC)

Publications Proscribed by the Government of India. (Woodbridge, Conn. : Research Publications, 1985. 35 reels): Film B17188
Materials banned by the British Government in India under imperial rule.
GUIDE: Not available
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Not available in e-format

Public utilities reports, containing decisions of the regulatory comissions and of state and federal courts. (Washington, D.C., Rochester, N.Y., Public Utilities Reports, Inc., 1934-1953): Film S3009

Radio Free Europe-Radio Liberty. (Zug, Switzerland: Inter Documentation Company, 1982. 3,977 fiche).: Fiche S511 Research bulletins, background reports and other information from the research departments of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. Includes the RFE/RL Research Report, which provides topical analyses of political, economic, security and social developments in an area extending from the Baltic to the Balkans and from the Oder River to the Pacific.
GUIDE: Microtext Rm Ref. HE8696 +R34 1982 (LC)
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available in e-format
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Records of a Scottish village: Lasswade, 1650-1750. (Cambridge, Cambridgeshire: Chadwyck-Healey, 1982. 6 microfiches): Fiche B1096
The period covered by the parish records of Lasswade (1650-1750), in the Lothian region of Scotland, was one of great social and economic change in lowland Scotland. Lasswade was chosen for this project as a particularly well-documented parish which, owing to its proximity to Edinburgh, highlights these changes. The records consist of the Poll Tax, giving information on the size, structure, wealth and distribution of Scotland's population; and parish registers of baptisms, marriages and deaths, detailing the size and mobility of the population.
GUIDE: Records of a Scottish village: Lasswade, 1650-1750.: Microtext Reference DA890 L37 R43 1982

Records of an English village: Earls Colne, 1400-1750. (Cambridge, Cambridgeshire: Chadwyck-Healey, 1980- . 70 microfiches): Fiche B988
This collection assembles key historical documents of the administrative district, or parish, of Earls Colne. Included are manorial records, account books, a diary, and early 16th-century maps.
GUIDE: Records of an English village: Earls Colne, 1400-1750.: Microtext Reference DA690 E128 R43

Records of the American Committee on Africa, 1952-1985 (inclusive). (Bethesda, Maryland: University Publications of America, 1993. 51 reels): Film MISC 1302
The American Committee on Africa (ACOA) was formed in 1953 as the successor to Americans for South African Resistance, then a two-year-old group formed to support the campaign of nonviolent protests against apartheid led by the African National Congress. This collection is arranged in two parts:
Part 1: ACOA Executive Committee Minutes and National Office Memoranda, 1952-1975 (6 reels).
Part 2: Correspondence and Subject Files on South Africa, 1952-1985 (45 reels).
GUIDE: Records of the American Committee on Africa, Part 1.: Temporary control number: FHB0217
GUIDE: Records of the American Committee on Africa, Part 2.: Published finding aid available in the repository.

Records of Ante-bellum Southern Plantations: From the Revolution through the Civil War. (Bethesda : University Publications of America. 639 reels).: FILM MISC 1037
Documents from the Southern (Confederate) states about political, economic, and cultural life in the south. Materials included are journals, crop books, account books, medical records, slave lists, and business dealings.
GUIDE: Published finding aids available in repository

Records of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters. Series A, Holdings of the Chicago Historical Society and the Newberry Library, 1925-1969. (Bethesda, MD : University Publications of America, 1990. 50 reels).: Film B16685
Documents from the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters (BSCP) labor union. Included are the events of the Pullman labor relations from 1925 to 1968, the Ladies Auxiliary Union, and general documents from the Union.
GUIDE: Microtext Room HD6515 R362 B76X 1994 (LC)+

Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs: Central Classified Files, 1907-1939. (Bethesda, MD : University Publications of America, 1995. 89 reels).: Film B17949
Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) documents relating to Native American issues. Topics included are policies, treaty negotiation, oversight of reservations, employment, economic development and social welfare programs such as education and health.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference E93 +R35 1995

Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs: Central Classified Files, 1907-1939. (Bethesda, MD : University Publications of America, c1995-<2006>. 89 reels).: Film B17949
Includes official and personal correspondence of the BIA, memoranda, petitions, minutes of meetings, congressional documents, and efforts to “Americanize” the Native American population.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk E93 R35 1995 (LC)+ Oversize

Records of the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands.: Film RG 105
Records of the Assistant Commissioners for each southern state, and records of the Education Division. Each state is given its own call number within the RG 105 series.
GUIDE: A published finding aid is available (in the Microform Reading Room) for each collection in the series.

Records of the Church of England during the Commonwealth period (1643-61): Comm. I, nos. 1-145. (Lambeth Palace Library. London: World Microfilms Publications, 1978. 36 reels): Film B4094
These records are the main source for the history of the Church of England during and immediately after the English Revolution or Civil War. They show the problems of the Church during the period of Parliamentary and Cromwellian Government which followed the abolition of bishops and deans and chapters in 1646. The records included here are also essential to an understanding of Church affairs after the Restoration in 1660.
GUIDE: Lambeth Palace Library: Records of the Church of England during the Commonwealth period (1643-61): list of contents and index to reels.: Microtext Reference BX5077 L35 (LC)

Records of the Immigration and Naturalization Service. Series A, Subject Correspondence Files. (Bethesda, MD : University Publications of America, 1992. 103 reels).: Film S3060
Materials from the Immigration and Naturalization Services from 1898 to 1936. Topics included are Asian immigration and exclusion, Chinese smuggling, Mexican immigration, seasonal workers, boarder control, Ellis Island, European immigration, prostitution, “white slavery”, immigration laws, and immigration services.
GUIDE: Microtext JV6455+G85X 1993 (LC)

Records of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior Relating to the Suppression of the African Slave Trade and Negro Colonization, 1854-1872. (10 reels): Film RG48 M-160
The records are reproduced from three bound volumes and a quantity of unbound records of the Office of the Secretary of the Interior relating to the suppression of the African slave trade and the colonization of recaptured and free Africans.
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

Records of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, 1954-1970. (Bethesda, MD : University Publications of America, c1995. 82 reels).: Film B18059; Documents from the Southern Christian Leadership Conferences (SCLC) from 1954-1970 in their work for civil rights using the teachings of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Materials included consist of working papers, memoranda, correspondence, minutes from meetings, reports, press releases, pamphlets, questionnaires, and survey results. Topics addressed include “Jim Crow” laws, nonviolent direct action, Brown v. Board of Education, work with the NAACP, anti-lynching legislation, colored women’s coalitions, labor organizations including Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters (BSCP), and their work with leftist organizations.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference E185.61 G85 1996
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Records of Southern Plantations from Emancipation to the Great Migration. (Frederick, MD : University Publications of America, c2000. 207 reels).: Film B18296
Materials from 1863 to 1915 about the slave emancipation to the migration out of the south. Topics included are African American rights, creation of African American social institutions, the Afro-Christian Church, federal involvement in the South, Bourbon politics, white yeomanry, urbanization, interracial Populist movements, segregation, disenfranchisement of poor whites and African Americans, legitimizing violence against African Americans, development of penal institutions, and the demand for urban labor with the onset of World War I.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference F215 R423 2000+

Records of the Subversive Activities Control Board, 1950-1972. (Frederick, MD : University Publications of America, c1988. 102 reels).: Film B18431; Archives from the Subversive Activities Control Board (SACB). Part I consists of the first case before the SACB, The Attorney General of the United States v. Communist Party USA (CPUSA) and Part 2 includes Communist-Action and Communist-Front Organizations brought before the SACB.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk HX83 +S34 1988 (LC)
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available

Records of the United States Nuernberg War Crimes Trials: United States of America v. Otto Ohlendorf et al. (case IX) September 15, 1947-April 10, 1948. (Washington : National Archives and Records Service, General Services Administration, 1973. 38 reels).: Film B18825
Records from Case IX (United States v. Otto Ohlendorf et al.) from the trials of WWII criminals conducted by the U.S. Government. Transcripts are from the official proceedings, prosecution and defense briefs, minute book, the official court file, order and judgment books, clemency petitions, and finding aids.
GUIDE: IN PROCESS
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Renaissance Commonplace Books from the British Library, London. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew Publications, 2002. 15 reels).: Film B18916
Commonplace book collection from the British Library from 1550 to 1700. Included are the personal writings of Sir Julius Caesar, John Milton, Sir John Gibson, Sir Walter Ralegh, Shakespeare, Thomas Harriot, and others. Materials included are poems, speeches, useful notes for lawyers and doctors, ideas, journals, political letters, notes on household management, proverbs, prayers, and common expressions. Topics included are personal response to social conditions of the day and social commentary.
GGUIDE: Microtext Desk Z6621.B84 R45 2003 (LC)

Renaissance Commonplace Books from the Huntington Library. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew Publications, 1994. 4 reels).: Film B18359
Fifteenth-century commonplace books from the Huntington Library. Materials included are poems, speeches, useful notes from lawyers and doctors, ideas, journals, political letters, notes on household management, proverbs, prayers, and common expressions.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk Z6621 H527 R46 1994 (LC)

Records of the Women's Bureau of the U.S. Department of Labor, Part 1, 1918-1965 (inclusive). (68 reels) (United States. Women's Bureau. Frederick, Maryland: University Publications of America, 1986): Film MISC 1128
The records chronicle the changing status of women workers through two world wars, the economic upheaval of the Depression, and periods of postwar economic readjustment. Arranged in two parts: Part I: Reports of the Director, Major Conferences, and Speeches and Articles (23 reels). Part II, Series A: Women in World War II: Unpublished Studies and War Community Surveys (10 reels). Part II, Series B, Women in World War II, Subjects and Correspondence Files on War Industries (35 reels).
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

Russian Avant-garde, 1904-1946. (Leiden, Netherlands: IDC, 2005. 1,361 fiche).: In Process Works of all Russian literary avant-garde schools. It comprises almost 800 books, periodicals and almanacs, most of them published between 1910-1940.
GUIDE: Not Available
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE
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Russian history and culture: scarce books on 19th and 20th century Russia from the Helsinki University Library. (Ann Arbor, MI: University Microfilms International, 1978- ): Fiche S459
The primary subject areas of this collection are the humanities and social sciences. Careful checking has avoided duplication of titles held by libraries in the United States and Canada. Researchers may also find the Cyrillic Union Catalog and the National Register of Microform Masters useful in identifying additional materials. Access is by subject, author, and title. [LC]
GUIDE: Russian History and Culture Index: Microtext Reference Z2509 +R873 1988 (LC)

Russian Intelligence Files on Asia, 1651-1917. (Leiden : IDC Publishers, 2006. 93 reels).: Film B20176
Nineteenth-century Russian Intelligence Files for Asia from the Military Topography Depository. Collection includes political, economic, and ethnographic data in the form of maps, reports, summaries, diaries, correspondence letters, maps, and drawings. The Intelligence Files include China, Japan, Korea, Turkey, Arabia and Syria, Palestine, Afghanistan, and Iran.
GUIDE: Not Available
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Russian Military Intelligence on Asia: Secret Prints, 1883-1913. (Leiden: IDC Publishers, 2006. 502 fiche).: Fiche B4563
Collection of geographical, topographical and geographical materials on Asia issued by the Russian General Staff between 1883 and 1914 in 87 volumes and 9 supplements. The bulk of the Secret Prints consists of first-hand accounts composed by contemporary travelers to lesser-known reaches of Asia.
GUIDE: Not Available
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available in e-format
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Russian National Library Catalog (Leiden: IDC. 4,000+ fiches): Fiche B2611
The Russian National Library (RNB) has the largest collection of published works in Russian, Ukrainian and Belorussian, with some 6,000,000 titles. At this point some 4,000 cards with all records from the letter "A" through the letters "Op" have reached the Library.

Russian Peasantry on the Eve of Collectivization [Special Dynamics Census of the Peasantry], 1920-1924. (Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, 1998. 278 reels).: Film B18294
Statistics collected on the Russian peasant population from the years 1920 to 1924.
GUIDE: Not Available
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available in e-format
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Russian Revolutionary Literature at Houghton Library of Harvard University. (New Haven, Conn.: Research Publications, 1973. 47 reels).: Film B8188
Literature from the revolutionary movements in Russia including books, broadsides, journals and pamphlets by famous and anonymous Russian authors published in the underground press or abroad. Writings covered include the Decembrist Uprising, writings on the origins of Russian socialism, early anarchists, Socialist Revolutionary Party, Russian Social Democrat Labor Party, Monarchist groups and Czarist writings.
GUIDE: Microtext Ref. Z2509 +H3 (LC)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Russia's Student Press, 1901-1917. (Leiden: IDC, 2005. 349 fiche).: Fiche B4450
Student communities’ involvement in Russian political and social life.
GUIDE: Not Available
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Russo-Japanese War, 1904-1905. (Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, 2002. 168 reels).: Film B18837
The tary History section (Voenno-Uchenyi Arkhiv or VUA) of the tsarist [czarist] army's archives on the Japanese War. Includes politics, international relations, intelligence reports, war plans, commanders’ reports, orders, dispatches, correspondence, transportation, revolutionary agitation, and mutinies.
Guide: Microtext Desk Z2519 R87 2002 (LC)+
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available in e-format
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Russo-Turkish War, 1877-1878: From the Holdings of the Russian State Military History Archive. (Woodbridge, CT: Primary Source Microfilm, 2004. 120 reels).: Film B19567
Holdings of the Military Science Archive at the Russian State Military History Archive. Includes correspondence on mobilization and relocation of the troops and reports to the highest levels of command in the Russian military -- including Alexander II and his inner circle of advisors. These documents include descriptions of battles, information about Russian and Ottoman losses and gains, military intelligence reports, orders, circulars and memoranda issued by the Army commanders, daily logs and multi-volume military journals, correspondence of the engineering department regarding the use of mines for the protection of Russian ports on the Black sea, accounts of the military court, reports on Turkish prisoners of war and refugees, complaints from civilian populations, correspondence regarding the circulation of revolutionary propaganda among Russian soldiers, and proposals for the economic reconstruction of the region.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk Z2519 .R88 2004 (LC)+ Oversize
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available in e-format
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Sahel collection. (Ann Arbor, MI: University Microfilms International, 1980. 2134 microfiches): Fiche B1116
This collection, from the Sahel Documentation Center at Michigan State University, includes more than 900 documents and 100 doctoral dissertations. In English, French, and Portuguese, they focus principally on agricultural technology and economics. The authors of the documents include individuals, universities, research institutes, government agencies, and international organizations.
GUIDE: Sahel, a guide to the microfiche collection of documents and dissertations.: Microtext Reference Z7165 S23 +S2 (LC)

Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, [Chicago], Illinois. (Teaneck, N.J. : Chadwyck-Healey, 1983. 25 reels).: Film B14666
GUIDE: Not available
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Not available

Sankt-Peterburgskiia Vedomosti Collection, 1728-1917. (426 reels).: Film An S56
Sankt-Peterburgskiia Vedomosti is a valuable source for the study of Russia's eighteenth century. Under the editorship of such men as Mikhail Lomonosov and Gerhardt-Friedrich Muller, the paper's coverage was diverse, ranging from domestic and foreign affairs, science, art, industry, and other fields. During the period of Alexander II's Great Reforms, the daily was leased to an editor of pronounced liberal views, Evgenii Korshe, and it became one of the more prominent fora for progressive thought in the empire. Although its importance declined when Sankt-Peterburgskiia Vedomosti reverted to government control, during its last two decades, when it was edited by the Orientalist Prince Esper Ukhtomskii, it gave extensive coverage to Russian involvement in Asia.
Yale has: (1743), 1746, 1748-1754, 1756-1783,1785-1787, 1809-1812, 1827-1828, 1837- 1863, 1865-1873, 1891-1906, 1911-1913.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk Z2519 S35 1999 (LC)+
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not Available in e-format
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Scandinavian biographical archive. (London; New York: K. G. Saur, 1990-. 847 microfiches): Fiche B2253 in Main Reading Room
Biographical articles from more than 400 biographical works published from the 17th to the 20th century. Arrangement is by surname, with cross-references to other spellings, and under each surname articles are presented chronologically by date of publication. Persons listed represent every social rank and many professions, the criterion for inclusion being their contributions to the histories of the several peoples.
Yale has: Section A (fiche 1-278): Denmark, Iceland, and Norway and Section B (fiche 1-132): Sweden and Finland. [LC]

The Secret Police of Hetman Skoropadsky: Papers of the Provisional Government of Ukraine. (Minneapolis: East View Information Services, 2006. 53 reels).: Film B20224
On April 28, 1918, after disbanding the Central Rada (Parliament) of the Ukranian National Republic, the Hetmanate, a short-lived provisional government of Ukraine, was installed by Germany. The coup organizers appointed the conservative general Pavlo Skoropadsky as Hetman of what was termed the Ukrainian State. The regime of Skoropadsky, accused by some Ukrainian politicians as the puppet regime of the German government, did not last long: after losing the support of Germans and Austrians, the Hetman was overthrown by the insurgent forces of Semyon Petliura and forced into exile in Germany, where he died during the Allied bombing of the World War II.
GUIDE: Not Available
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Selected Documents of Records of the Fair Employment Practice Committee, 1941-1946. (212 reels): Film MISC 926
A collection of selected documents from the records of the Fair Employment Practice Committee (FEPC), an agency established in 1941 to prevent discrimination in essential defense industries and to see to the needs of minority workers. In addition to providing coverage of the events for 1941-1946 (the agency's lifespan), the records offer extensive documentation concerning race relations for the first half of the twentieth century.
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

Selected Periodicals and Newsletters from the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Historical Society. (Woodbridge, CT: Primary Source Microfilm, 2004. 106 reels).: Film B19573
Periodicals and newsletters issued by gay and lesbian political and social activist organizations throughout the United States devoted to gay and lesbian political and social activist agendas. Titles include Gay Power, subtitled New York's First Homosexual Newspaper, San Francisco newsletter, and Gold Sheet, later titled The Insider, published by the Society for Individual Rights.
GUIDE: Microform Room HQ76.8.N7 S45 2004 (LC)+ Oversize.
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Sex and Gender: Manuscript Sources from the Public Record Office. Parts 1 & 2, Empire and Suffrage. (Marlborough: Adam Matthew, 2002. 36 reels).: Film B18911
British Public Record Files addressing gender, color, and ethnicity. Included are files on the Nationality Law, Status of Aliens Act, genital mutilation, slavery, veiling, status of women, “personal” law within the colonies, Colonial Advisory Committee on Social Hygiene, abolition of brothels, women’s suffrage, and other women’s issues.
GUIDE: HQ1075 S4925 (LC)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Sex and Sexuality, 1640-1940: Literary, Medical and Sociological Perspectives (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England] : Adam Matthew Publications, 2002. 38 reels): Film B18917
Material that relating to sex and sexuality from 1640 to 1940. Resources included are advice books, medical works, moral guides, erotic and pornographic literature, and literary critiques. Topics cover include prostitution, the sociology of sex, lesbianism, romantic friendships, and flagellation.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference HQ21 S46 1998: PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 and 4.

Sixteenth- and Seventeenth- Century Newsletters. (Marlborough, Eng.: Adam Matthew, 2002. 18 reels).: Film B18908
Sixteenth- and seventeenth- century newsletters that provide the English perspective on European events.
GUIDE: Not available
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE.

Sixteenth- and Seventeenth- Century Manuscripts from the Rawlinson Collection in the Bodleian Library, Oxford. (Brighton, Sussex : Harvester Press Microform Publications ; Woodbridge, CT ; Reading, England : Research Publications, [1982?]-1993. 142 reels).: Film B16416 Manuscripts from 1540 to 1700 covering Parliamentary proceedings, political, religious and economic problems, royal projects, situations in both Ireland and Scotland, and naval reforms. Also included are the proceedings of the High Court for trying the King.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference Z 6621 O95 R3+
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not available

Shakespeare and The Stage. Series one, Prompt Books from the Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, D.C. (Brighton, Sussex : Harvester Microform, 1985. 86 reels).: Film B16542 Prompt books from American Shakespearian productions from the 17th to 20th centuries.
GUIDE: Microtext Room Ref. PR3091 S345 1985
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Folger card catalog is reproduced on the first reel

Slave narratives: a folk history of slavery in the United States from interviews with former slaves, 1936-1938 (inclusive). (Federal Writers' Project. Washington DC: Library of Congress, 1941. 168 microfiches): Fiche B930
This is a collection of typewritten records of more than 2,000 narratives of ex-slaves, interviewed by workers on the Federal Writers' Project, 1936-1938, in seventeen states; the records are sparely illustrated with photographs. The subjects touched on include family, work, relations of slaves and slave owners, the Civil War, life after emancipation, the KKK, folklore, religion, thoughts on the future, race, and slavery. Another copy of the collection is available under Film MISC 41.

Slavery in Ante-bellum Southern Industries. (Bethesda, MD : University Publications of America, 1996. 134 reels).: Film B17931
Materials related to slave labor in skilled industries such as gold and coal mining, iron manufacturing, machine shop work, lumbering, quarrying, brick-making, tobacco manufacturing, shipbuilding, and heavy construction.
GUIDE: Microtext Rm. Reference HD4865 U6 +G85 1991 (LC)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Slavery Tracts & Pamphlets from the West India Committee Collection Now at the Institute of Commonwealth Studies. (London, England : World Microfilms Publications, 1982. 28 reels).: Film B15513
19th century tracts and pamphlets about slavery from England and the West Indies.
GUIDE: Microtext HT1071 S54 1982 (LC)
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not available

Social and political status of women in Britain, radical and reforming periodicals for and by women. (Brighton, Sussex, England: Harvester Press, 1983. 17 reels): Film S2662
The periodicals included here are from the Newspaper Library of the British Library and cover every aspect of the surge of emancipationist activities in Britain between the passing of the Married Women's Property Act in 1870 and the gaining of full, universal suffrage in 1928. They also reflect the dramatic impact upon women's lives of the First World War. There is a wide range of political viewpoints represented on such subjects as education, work, religion, temperance and social reform; the periodicals, although sharing a common interest in women's suffrage, range from the evangelical and strongly pacifist Free Church Suffrage Times (1913-15), to the highly political Women's Franchise (1907-1911) and the Internationalist journal published by the Communist Party of Great Britain, Woman Worker (1926-1927). Contributors include Beatrice Webb, Millicent Fawcett, Philip Snowden, H.N. Brailsfird and many others.
GUIDE: A list of contents appears at the beginning of each reel giving the full title, dates, and issue numbers of each periodical included in the program.

Sources for the history of the British in the Middle East, 1800-1978. (Diana Grimwook-Jones. London: Mansell, 1979. 22 microfiches): Fiche B1191
This is a catalog of the Private Papers Collection in the Middle East Centre, St. Anthony College, Oxford, whose particular strengths include Palestine during the British Mandate, and Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states from World War I on. Not only is precise information given on individual items in the collection, but also there is information on other collections of relevance to the modern Middle East. The catalog also includes "negative entries" on individuals for whom no papers or records exist. The items are indexed by author and by subject.
GUIDE: Sources for the history of the British in the Middle East 1800-1978.: Microtext Reference DS63.2 G7 S68

South Africa: the War of 1899-1902 and the Chinese labour question. (East Ardsley, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, England: Microform Ltd., 1983. 9 reels): Film B4324
This microfilm collection contains a comprehensive although not exhaustive compilation of pamphlets, leaflets, and articles published in the decade following the Jameson Raid. There are pamphlets on the franchise, the rights of foreigners, the control of black labor, the Boer attempt to overthrow the British right to suzerainty, and the issues of forced labor and slavery in the Transvaal. The pamphlets and articles were filmed from the John Burns Library on permanent loan at the Trades Union Congress, London, and the Library of the Royal Commonwealth Society, London.
GUIDE: South Africa: the War of 1899-1902 and the Chinese labour question.: Microtext Reference DT930 A2 +S64

South African Press Digests, 1949-1972. (Todmorden, Lancashire : Altair Pub., c1994. 140 microfiches).: Fiche B3982
Press Digests for the years 1949-1972 covering events in South Africa, including the first twenty-five years of apartheid.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference DT1757 S66 1995 + Oversize
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Southern Tenant Farmers' Union Papers, 1934-1970. (60 reels): Film MISC 740
The papers consist of correspondence, reports, ledgers, legal documents, leaflets, printed material, photographs, and newspapers documenting the activities of the Southern Tenant Farmers' Union from its origins and transformation into the National Farm Labor Union in 1946, and the National Agriculture Workers Union in 1952, and its merger with the Amalgamated Meat Cutters Union in 1960. The papers also contain selected material from the Socialist Party Archives at Duke University and from the Howard A. Kester Papers, which document the earliest years of the Southern Tenant Farmers' Union.
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

Southern Women and Their Families in the 19th Century: Papers and Diaries. (Ed. Anne Firor Scott. Bethesda, MD: University Publications of America, 1991-1996. 509 reels): FILM MISC 1268
Material from the Southern Historical Collection Project about women’s experience in the American South. The collection includes diaries, personal writings, and memoranda.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference. MISC 1268
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Soviet biographic archive, 1954-1985. (Cambridge; Alexandia, VA: Chadwyk-Healey, in association with Radio Free Europe-Radio Liberty Inc. and the Hoover Institution, 1986. 2,812 microfiches): Fiche B1613 in Main Reading Room
Biographical clippings and abstracts arranged by name, according to the Russian alphabet. [LC]

The Spanish Civil War Collection. (Woodbridge, Conn.: Research Publications, 1987. 57 reels).: Film B19041
Pamphlets published in Spain, Portugal, Latin America, Germany, and the Philippines that represent the opinions and philosophies of the insurgents, anarchists, socialists and communists during the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939).
GUIDE: Microtext DP269 S655 1987+ Oversize
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE

Spanish drama of the golden age: the Comedia collection in the University of Pennsylvania Libraries. (New Haven, CT: Research Publications, 1971. 86 reels): Film B3922
Literature from Spain’s Golden Age (16th - and 17th- centuries) including works from Lope de Vega, Calderón de la Barca, Tirso de Molina, and Juan Ruiz de Alarcón y Mendoza in the Spanish literary achievement.
GUIDE: Microtext Room Z2694 D7 R37 (LC): Microtext Reference Z2694 D7 +R37 (LC)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: PSM Online Guide; Collection Information; Download

Spanish rare books of the golden age. (Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications Inc., 1985. 204 reels)

Film B4634
Based on the holdings of the Library of the University of Illinois, this collection of approximately 1,800 titles in 2,100 volumes reflects the development of the Spanish prose and poetical styles in literature from the earliest medieval works in Latin by Spanish authors to the rise of the Spanish vernacular in Western Europe during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Original writings by Boscan, Antonio de Guevara and Luis de Leon as well as Spanish translations of Greek, Latin and medieval classics are included. Of special interest for students of this period is the extensive collection of emblem books by Saavedra Fajardo, Horozco y Covarrubias, and Borja, and rare editions of picaresque novels by Cervantes, Aleman, and Quevedo. The collection represents works that are not only literary but which also concern religion, law, politics, the sciences, and medicine. GUIDE: Spanish rare books of the golden age: guide to the microform collection.

Microtext Reference Z1029 +S69 1987 (LC)
SEE: PSM Online Guide; Collection Information; Download

Special Studies Series.

Stadt- und Universitatsbibliothek Frankfurt am Main. (Flugschriftensammlung Gustav Freytag. Munich; New York: K.G. Saur. 1980-1981. 746 microfiches): Fiche B1089
Gustav Freytag (1816-1895), Germanist, author, journalist and cultural critic, with the aid of friends and colleagues spent decades gatherng a huge assortment of pamphlets spanning four centuries. The resulting collection includes a complete reproduction on microfiche of 6,265 pamphlets from the 15th through the 17th century. Usually brief, these pamphlets were published and circulated individually, often in the form of song, satire or fable. They became among other things, a popular weapon of rebellious theologians during the Reformation. The first fiche contains a table of contents and an index.
GUIDE: Stadt- und Universitatsbibliothek Frankfurt am Main. Flugschriftensammlung Gustav Freytag.: Microtext Reference Z2247 P3 +F73 (LC)

State slavery statutes, 1789-1865. (354 microfiches): Film FICHE 98
The records consist of statutes passed in fifteen states that deal with slavery, free blacks, and the broader issue of race. Also included are private laws, special acts, legislative resolutions, and state constitutions with subsequent revisions.
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

Strafford, Thomas Wentworth, Earl of, 1593-1641. (Crown servants. Series one, The papers of Thomas Wentworth, 1st Earl of Strafford, 1593-1641. Marlborough, Wiltshire, England: Adam Matthews Publications, 1994. 20 reels): Film B14773 in Room 333

Students for a Democratic Society papers, 1958 through 1970. (Teaneck, NJ: Exclusive distribution by Chadwyck-Healey, 1977. 41 reels): Film B15098
This collection is a microfilm edition of the original records at the State Historical Society of Wisconsin.
GUIDE: Students for a Democratic Society papers, 1958 through 1970.: Microtext Reference LA229 +M48 1977 (LC)

Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee Papers, 1959-1972. (Sanford, N.C.: Microfilming Corporation of America, 1982. 73 reels).: Film B18960; Papers from the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), a Gandhian student organization involved in the student sit-in movement of the 1960’s and political activism challenging racial barriers, desegregation, voters’ rights, and black power. Materials included are correspondence, project files, internal reports, and printed materials.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk E185.61 S87 (LC)+ Oversize
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Swahili Manuscripts from the School of Oriental and African Studies. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew Publications, 2004. 45 reels).: Film B19467
Swahili manuscripts from the School of Oriental and African Studies. Materials included are aphorisms, proverbs, hymns, poems as well as notes on local tradition, customs, and regional histories.
GUIDE: In Process

The Talmud Editions of D. Bomberg.(Leiden, The Netherlands : IDC, 1997. 433 fiches).: Fiche B3954
This is a collection of the Bomberg Talmud printed in Venice during the sixteenth century.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference BM499 1997 guide (LC)+ Oversize
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not available in e-format

Temperance and Prohibition Papers, 1830-1933. (Columbus: Ohio Historical Society, 1977. 415 reels).: Film B18465
Business and personal papers and publications from organizations such as the Women’s Christian Temperance Union about the temperance and prohibition movement in the United States. Topics include legal, social, religious, economic, and political activities from the movements’ most influential time.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference Z7721 G84
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not available: NOTE: Yale Universtiy Library holds series 2,3,7,8,10,18,19,20,21

Terrorism: an international resource file.(Ann Arbor, Mich: University Microfilms, 1988-): Fiche S461
Terrorism: An International Resource File is a document delivery and index service, supplying timely information on and about terrorism to researchers, students, government officials, the media, the business community, and others concerned with the issue of terrorism and its consequences.
GUIDE: Terrorism: an international resource file. Index.: Microtext Reference Z7164 T3 +T47 (LC)

Testaments to the Holocaust. Series One, Archives of the Wiener Library, London.(Woodbridge, CT : Primary Source Media, 1998. 76 reels).: Film B17767
Materials relating to the Nazi regime including photographs and propaganda.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference D804.19 T488 1998+ Oversize

Thomason tracts: the pamphlets, books, newspapers, and manuscripts, collected by George Thomason, 1640-1661. (Ann Arbor, MI: University Microfilms International, 1977. 255 reels): Film B3482
George Thomason, a London book publisher and book seller, tried to save copies of literally everything that was being published in England from 1640 to 1661, from single broadsides to substantial dissertations.
The microfilm is accompanied by two indexes, one arranged by British Library tract number and one done by the number in the Wing Short-title catalogue. Both give the same information.
GUIDE: The Thomason tracts, 1640-1661: an index to the microfilm edition of the British Library.: Microtext Reference Z2018 B75 1977 Index (LC)

Three centuries of English and American plays. (Henry Willis Wells. New York: Readex Microprint Corporation, 1952-55. 30 boxes of microprints): Microprint 1
A microprint reproduction of some 5,000 plays representative of English drama from the years of 1500 to 1800 and of American drama from its early beginnings to the year 1830. Great care was taken to make the collection as inclusive as possible, obtaining the earliest editions available and including editions valuable for their texts, dating, rarity, and inaccessibility to the public.
GUIDE: Three centuries of English and American plays, a checklist.: Microtext Reference Z2014 D7 +B47 1963 (LC)

Trade catalogues at Winterthur.
Part I: Fiche B1101
Part II:Fiche B2264: Winterthur library's trade catalog collection contains approximately 2,000 items. While there are a number of important late eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century imprints, most of the catalogs date from 1870 to 1910. Among trade catalog collections the Winterthur collection remains unique because rather than focusing on a single subject, its purpose is to document the full range of American material life up to World War II. Firms represented in the library's collection include furniture makers, silversmiths, clothing manufacturers, potter, saddlers, and architects. Of interest to art, labor, and social historians.
GUIDE: Trade catalogues at Winterthur: a guide to the literature of merchandising, 1750 to 1980.: Microtext Reference Z7164 M18 H43 1984 (LC)
GUIDE:A guide to the microfiche edition of Trade catalogues at the Winterthur Museum, part 2: Microtext Reference Z7164 M18 +T73 1991 (LC)

Trades Union Congress.(The archives of the Trades UnionCongress)
Series I, General Council minutes: Fiche B1269
Series II, pamphlets and leaflets: Fiche B1270
Series III, Pt. 1, Periodicals and serials, 1918-1977: Film B5827: The TUC has been in existence continuously since 1868 as a permanent association of trade unions and as the central voice of organized British labor. This collection and the following entry plot the development of the TUC into the country's most powerful force in British politics. The first part of this collection covers, through the General Council minutes, the years 1921-1932. The second part includes pamphlets and leaflets issued from 1887 through the 1970's.
GUIDE: A complete alphabetical and chronological listing appears on the first fiche of each part.

Transcripts and files of the Paris peace talks on Vietnam, 1968-1973.(Frederick, MD: University Publications of America, 1982. 12 reels): Film B4071
This collection has been filmed from documents released to University Publications of America by the U.S. Department of State. All available documents have been filmed. The material in this collection will be of value to students of contemporary American and Southeast Asian history.
GUIDE: Transcripts and files of the Paris peace talks on Vietnam, 1968-1973.: Microtext Reference DS559.7 T73 Index

Tuskegee Institute News Clipping File, 1899-1966. (252 reels): Film MISC 952
This collection includes thousands of news clippings related to 20th century African-American history which have been compiled from more than 300 major national dailies, leading southeastern dailies, African-American newspapers, magazines, religious and special interest publications, and foreign newspapers.
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

Underground newspaper collection. (Wooster, OH: Bell & Howell, 1965/66- . 476 reels): Film S614
This is a collection of several hundred "underground" newspapers, published in the United States, Canada, and to a lesser extent, Western Europe and South America. They date from 1963 to the present, although they flourished principally in the 1960s and early 1970s. Most of these are concerned with themes or subjects particularly relevant to the era: campus or university politics, peace and the anti-military movement, minority issues, and anti-establishment and anti-political issues.
GUIDE: Underground press collection. Listing of contents.: Microtext Reference Z6951 +U53 (LC)

The United States and the Russian Civil War: the Betty Miller Unterberger Collection of Documents. (Wilmington, Del.: Scholarly Resources, 2001-2002. 25 reels).: Film B18801
Material from World War I and the Russian Civil War focusing on American involvement and the early relationship between the Soviet Union and the United States. Topics included are attempts to re-open the Eastern Front, collapse of the Austro-Hungarian empire, Allied involvement in Russia, the Czech-Bolshevik conflict, the American and Japanese conflict in Serbia,U.S, policy toward Russia during the Paris Peace Conference.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk DK265.42 U5 U49 2002 (LC)+ Oversize
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not available

United States. Joint Chiefs of Staff. Records of the Joint Chiefs of Staff: part 2, 1946-53: Europe and NATO. (Washington DC: University Publications of America, 1980. 9 reels): Film B4136
Recently the Joint Chiefs of Staff have opened millions of pages of documents to researchers. This collection includes operational reports, research and development studies, intelligence estimates, contingency combat plans, and policy studies of friends and foes.
GUIDE: A Guide to records of the Joint Chiefs of Staff: part 2, 1946-1953: Europe and NATO.: Microtext Reference UA23 G857 (LC)

United States. Joint Chiefs of Staff. Records of the Joint Chiefs of Staff: part 2, 1946-1953: the Soviet Union. (Washington, DC: University Publications of America, 1979. 7 reels): Film B5835
See above for description.
GUIDE: A Guide to Records of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, part II, 1946-1953: the Soviet Union.: Microtext Reference E183.8 S65 G853 (LC)

U.S. military intelligence reports. (Frederick, Maryland, University Publications of America, Inc.): These documents are comprehensive account of developments and events in the key nations of the world during the period between World War I and the final campaigns of World War II. By 1918, the intelligence gathering apparatus of the military had emerged as a distinct, wide ranging, and sophisticated arm of the nation's diplomatic and defense community. American military attach‚s and their staffs reported on a wide range of topics transcending purely military affairs.

United States. Office of Strategic Services. O.S.S./State Department intelligence and research reports. (Washington, DC: University Publications of America, 1977-1980.): The U.S. Office of Strategic Services (O.S.S.), founded in 1942, produced a number of reports which were of value both during and after World War II. These reports analyze the political and economic climates in major areas of the world. The linked entries are reports on specific regions.

Utah and the Mormons. (New Haven, CT: Research Publications, Inc., 1968. 56 reels): Film B800
This collection includes periodicals, doctrinal and controversial works both pro- and anti-Mormon, contemporary works relating to the Latter-Day Saints at various times and in different places, materials for the history of the more important branches of the church, and sources of Utah history in the territorial period. The collection does not pretend to be complete; rather it is an attempt to make available to the scholar as many as possible of those sources which are no longer in print and difficult or impossible to procure in the antiquarian market. The periodicals have been filmed in one sequence, the book and pamphlet collection filmed together in a separate sequence.
GUIDE: Microfilm index to Utah and the Mormons.: Microtext Reference Z1342 M67 (LC)

Verslag can bestuur en staat van Nederlandsch-Indie, Suriname en Curacao.: Film S2519

Victoria & Albert Museum early rare photographic collection. (London: World Microfilms Publication, 1980. 24 reels): Film B4496
These photographs from the Victoria & Albert Museum comprise one of the world's finest collections of images from the early days of photography, carefully recorded in color microfilm. The V&A's collection was built up from the 1850's, and Part B of this project is the set of original Registers which record the collection, often naming photographer, prices, and vendors, and providing dates. Leading British photographers are well represented, as are important early photographers outside of Britain. The subjects are extremely wide-ranging.
GUIDE: Victoria and Albert Museum early rare photographic collection: descriptive list of contents.: Microtext Reference TR651 V53 (LC)

The war in Vietnam: classified histories by the National Security Council, 1964-1968. (Frederick, Maryland, University Publications of America, 1981. 8 reels): Film MISC 936
This title is made up of correspondence, memoranda, cables, and other docuuments relating to the Vietnam conflict. The primary sources include National Security council materials, military communiques, presidential documents, and Department of State memoranda.

The War in Vietnam: Papers of William C.Westmoreland. (Bethesda, MD : University Publications of America, c1993. 25 reels).: Film B17946
The personal papers of William C. Westmoreland. Materials included are interviews, newspaper clippings, and public statements about American involvement in Vietnam.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference E840.5.W4 A2

The War on Poverty, 1964-1968 (Frederick, MD : University Publications of America, c1986. 69 reels).: Film B18021
Materials relating to President Lyndon Johnson’s War on Poverty beginning in 1964. Includes documents from the executive office, Office of Economic Opportunity, the Job Corps, and the National Advisory Committee on Economic Opportunity, and the Rural Poverty Commission that offer insight into poverty.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference HC110 P63 +W42 1986(LC)

Western Aid and the Global Economy. Series One, The Save the Children Fund archive, London. (London: Primary Source Microfilm, 2002. 60 reels).: Film B19040; The archives of the Save The Children Fund that was founded after WWI in response to the displaced families and orphaned children. Materials include the personal papers of the co-founders, Eglantyne Jebb and Dorothy Buxton and the agency’s transformation throughout the years.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk HC60 W84 (LC)+ Oversize
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Western Americana: frontier history of the Trans-Mississippi West, 1550-1900. (New Haven, CT: Research Publications Inc., 1977-1978. 617 reels): Film B2553
A collection of printed sources (many rare) for the history of the discovery, exploration, settlement, and development of the trans-Mississippi West from the first 16th century explorations to the end of the frontier in the early 20th century. Included are scores of personal narratives, travel accounts, memoirs and reminiscences, along with federal and state documents, guidebooks, state and regional histories, directories, broadsides, pamphlets and other ephemera, as well as traditional primary and secondary histories. Most of the material is in English but there are also works in Spanish, French, Italian, German and Russian. This collection is primarily based on Wright Howes' U.S.iana 1650-1950, with additions from several other sources (see Guide).
GUIDE: Western Americana : frontier history of the Trans-Mississippi West, 1550-1900.: Microtext F591 +W46 (LC)
GUIDE: Howes, Wright. U.S.iana 1650-1950: a selective bibliography . . .: SML Reference Z1215 H68 1962 (LC)
Storm, Colton. A catalog of the Everett D. Graff Collection of Western Americana.: Z1251 W5 N48 (LC)
Wagner, Henry Raup, and Camp, Charles L. The Plains and the Rockies: a bibliography of original narratives of travel, exploration and adventure, 1800-1865.: Z1251 W5 1982 (LC)
Wagner, Henry Raup. The Spanish Southwest 1541-1794: an annotated bibliography.: Z1251 S8 W34 1967 (LC); SEE: PSM Online Guide; Collection Information; Download

Western Books: the Middle East from the Rise of Islam. (Woodbridge, CT : Research Publications International, 1995. 10,000 fiches).: Fiche B3901
Western language material about the Middle East beginning with the rise of Islam. Materials included are memoirs, history, literature, art, architecture, travel literature, and religion with the majority of the works composed by Middle Eastern and North African authors.
NOTE: The following fiche are duplicated at Divinity Library (Fiche BD9505-9521):
Fiche 4,120- 4,123 (BD9505); 4,596- 4,608 (BD9506);: 5,669- 5,671 (BD9507); 5,945 (BD9508);; 5,972 (BD9509); 6,075- 6,078 (BD9510);; 6,156- 6,159 (BD9511); 5,236- 6,238 (BD9512);; 7,309- 7,316 (BD9513); 7,471- 7,477 (BD9514);; 7,644- 7,646 (BD9515); 8,007 (BD9516);; 8,361- 8,362 (BD9517); 8,485- 8,486 (BD9518);; 8,902- 8,905 (BD9519); 9,775- 9,781 (BD9520);; 9,782- 9,784 (BD 9521)
GUIDE: Microtext Reference DS57 W47 1995 + Oversize

Wilberforce, Slavery, Religion and Politics: Series One: The Wilberforce papers from the Bodleian Library, Oxford. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew Publications, 1998. 50 reels).: Film B17187
Papers and correspondence of William, Robert, and Samuel Wilberforce.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference DA522 W6 A25 2004

The William Hastie Papers. (Frederick, MD : University Publications of America, c1986. 107 reels).: Film B18341
Personal and working papers of civil rights attorney, law school professor, and federal judge William Hastie divided into judicial activities, civil rights, organizations, and private activities. Topics included in the collection include his opinions from the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals and other federal courts, involvement in civic organizations, nonsegregation practices and discrimination in the Armed Forces, NAACP, and personal biographical material.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk KF373 H38 A25 1987 (LC)+
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

The Sir Winston Churchill Papers, 1874-1965: from the Churchill Archives Centre, Churchill College, Cambridge. (Woodbridge: Primary Source Microfilm, 2002. 1,399 reels): Film B18523
Churchill's engagement in all aspects of national and international affairs over six decades of his public life as politician, soldier, journalist, wartime leader, historian and Nobel Prize winner. Collection is divided into six series:
1-Speeches of Resonance and Power
2-Official Papers of Government Departments
3-Official Papers: Cabinets and Committees
4-Personal Papers: A Family in War and Peace
5-Public and Political Life: Party and Reform
6-Constituency Politics
7-Literary Papers: The Uses of History
8: Acquired Papers and Miscellaneous.
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The Wisconsin/Warner Bros. Screenplay Series. (Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, 1988-1991. 74 reels): Film B14606
This collection is an outgrowth of a publication project co-sponsored by the Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research and the University of Wisconsin Press. This microform edition expands that original series by publishing final shooting scripts for a significant portion of Warner's entire output from 1930 to 1950. The motion pictures have been arranged into the following categories: (1) gangster; (2) crime; (3) social drama; (4) horror-detective-murder melodrama; (5) women's films; (6) comedy; (7) prestige; (8) musical; (9) Western; and (10) war.
GUIDE: The Wisconsin/Warner Bros. Screenplay Series. Compiled by Julia Oddy.: Microtext Reference PN1997 A1 +O33 1989

Women Advising Women. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew Publications, 1992. 131 reels).: Film S2700
Print materials for women from the British Isles in the form of advice columns, novels, and periodical works exploring the role of women within society and in the private realm from 1577 to 1837. Included in this collection are the periodical works The Ladies Cabinet Enlarged and Opened, The Ladies Mercury, A Legacy for the ladies, The Female Tatler, The Ladies Journal, The Mirrour, The Parrot, The Female Spectator, The Midwife, The Ladies Library, and many others. Topics addressed include women’s rights and status, health, marriage, legal status, childbirth, religion, education, etiquette, gender roles, domestic activities, fashion, letter writing, relationships between mothers and daughters, friendships, domestic and international news.
NOTE: See Women and Victorian Values Film B17140 for years 1837 to 1910
GUIDE: Microtext HQ1101 W638 1994 (LC)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: Part 1, Part 2-4, Part 5, Part 6.

Women and the labour movement: conference reports and journals of the Women's Labour League and the Labour Party Women's Organisation, 1906-1977. (Sussex, England: Harvester, 1985. 247 microfiches): Fiche B2689
The Women's Labour League was founded in 1906 as a broadly based feminist group with representation from the Labour Party, trade unions, and socialist and cooperative societies. It made investigations, published a newsletter for many decades, and served as a pressure group in such areas as women's work and its regulation and safety; maternal and child care; education; housing; and institutional care for the elderly and disabled. In 1918, the Women's Labour League disappeared as a separate organization and became an integral part of the Labour Party, as the Labour Party's Women's Organisation. It continued under this name until 1977, when separate proceedings for the Women's Organisation were taken over by the Labour Party. [LC]
GUIDE: An introduction and table of contents to the microfiches appears on the first fiche and is repeated on fiche 72.

Women and Victorian Values, 1837-1910: Advice Books, Manuals and Journals for Women. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew Publications, 1994-2001. 49 reels).: Film B17140
Comparative print material from the British Isles during the Victorian and Edwardian eras discussing the changing roles of women from 1837 to 1910. Topics addressed include women’s rights and status, health, marriage, legal status, childbirth, religion, education, etiquette, gender roles, domestic activities, fashion, letter writing, relationships between mothers and daughters, friendships, domestic and international news.
NOTE: See Women Advising Women Film S2700 for years 1577 to 1837
GUIDE: Microtext Reference HQ1593 W53 1996 (LC)

Women, Education, and Literature: The Papers of Maria Edgeworth, 1768-1849. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England: Adam Matthew Publications, 1996-<2004>. 80 reels.): Film B17140
Literary manuscripts, correspondence, and other writings of the British author Maria Edgeworth. The scope of the collection includes Anglo-Irish literature, female education, literary life, society, women’s writing, women’s reading, life in Ireland, and the history of the novel.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk PR4646 A34 1994+ Oversize
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Women in Peru: A Collection of Pamphlets. (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Library, 1984. 1 reel): Film B4551
Eight pamphlets concerning women's issues in Peru.

Women's Autobiographies from Cambridge University Library. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew, 1999. 22 reels).: Film B18285
British women’s autobiographies from 1713 to 1889.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk CT3320 .W65 2004 (LC)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

The Women at Work Collection, from the Imperial War Museum, Lambeth, London. (Brighton, Sussex: Harvester Microforms, c1984-1986. 91 reels).: Film B18416
Records of women’s wartime activities. Includes diaries, correspondence, reports, pamphlets, memoranda, photographs and press cuttings about women’s work during wartime. Topics addressed are relief organizations, care of refugees, employment, food rationing, suffrage, child welfare, and health organizations.
GUIDE: Microtext Reference D639 W7 W65 1984
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not available

Women's International League for Peace and Freedom papers, 1915-1978. (Ann Arbor, MI: Microfilming Corporation of America, 1983. 114 reels): Film MISC 1211
Includes records from the league's Geneva headquarters, executive committee correspondence, subject files, and printed material, as well as records from 75 national sections. Most of the film is from holdings at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
The League, founded in 1915 under the leadership of Jane Addams and Dr. Aletta Jacobs, has been concerned with such subjects as disarmament, refugees, drug traffic, women's issues, labor, national minorities, and the Middle East conflicts. [LC]
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

Women's Journals, 1919-1968: From Franchise to Feminism, Part 1: EVE. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, [England] : Adam Matthew, 1997. 26 reels).: Film B17921
The archives of Eve magazine from 1919 to 1929 including popular culture topics such as cinema, fashion, home decorating, and the role of women.
GUIDE: MICR PN4879 W58 1997
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: NOTE: Yale University Library holds Part 1 only.

The Women's movement in Cuba, 1898-1958: the Stoner collection on Cuban feminism. (Wilmington, DE: Scholarly Resources, Inc., 1991. 13 reels): Film B13830
The Stoner collection lends itself to a study of Cuban women in politics, Cuban feminism, Cuban women's literature and the legal status of Cuban women, 1898-1940. Many of the documents cannot be obtained elsewhere in the U.S. or Latin America. Documents fall into three general categories: works by feminists about feminists, works by men about the status of women, and literary works by feminist writers that discuss the condition of women through the art media.
GUIDE: The Women's movement in Cuba, 1898-1958: the Stoner collection on Cuban feminism.: Microtext Reference HQ1507 +P75 1991 (LC)

Women and Medicine: Remedy Books, 1533-1865: From the Wellcome Library for the History and Understanding of Medicine, London. (Woodbridge, Conn., USA; Reading, Berkshire, United kingdom: Primary Source Microfilm : Thomson Gale, 2004. 35 reels).: Film B19157
Remedy books written by women about lay medicine in Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk RS131.28 .W66 2004 (LC)+ Oversize
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Women's Trade Union League of America. Papers of the Women's Trade Union League and Its Principal Leaders, 1855-1964. (Woodbridge, CT: Research Publications, 1981. 131 reels): Film MISC 1103
The Women's Trade Union League was founded in Boston in 1903 during the annual convention of the American Federation of Labor. Local branches were organized within a year in Boston, Chicago and New York. The League worked through unionization campaigns, educational programs, and legislative lobbying to improve the working conditions of women in the industrial labor force. The organization was dissolved in 1950. The records consist of correspondence, reports and printed material (1904-1955) of the National and New York, Chicago, and Boston chapters of the Women's Trade Union League; personal papers (1855-1964) of Margaret Dreier Robins, Mary Anderson, Leonora O'Reilly, Rose Schneiderman, and Agnes Nestor; and the typescript autobiography of Mary Kenney O'Sullivan.
GUIDE: Published finding aid available in Microform Reading Room.

Women, Politics and Welfare: the Papers of Nancy Astor, 1879-1964 from Reading University Library. (Marlborough: Adam Matthew Publications, 1994. 44 reels).: Film B15378
The personal writings, political diaries, speeches, articles, and news cuttings of Nancy Astor, the first woman elected to the British House of Commons. Material in this collection includes her advocacy for the under-privileged, particularly women and children.
GUIDE: Microtext HQ1236.5 G7 W67 1995 (LC)
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE: NOTE: Yale University Library holds parts 1 & 2 only.

Women, Suffrage and Politics: The Papers of Sylvia Pankhurst, 1863-1952. (Reading, Berkshire, England, Adam Matthew Publications. 1991. 37 reels): FILM MISC 1305
The personal papers of Sylvia Pankhurst. Scope of the collection includes her work with her mother Emmeline and her sister Christabel in the Women’s Social and Political Union, the East London Federation of the Suffragettes, the National Relief Fund, other social organizations during the World War I, and the politics of the women’s suffrage movement.
GUIDE: Not available in print format
PUBLISHER'S GUIDE

Working women in Victorian Britain, 1850-1910: the diaries and letters of Arthur J. Munby (1828-1910) and Hannah Cullwick (1833-1909) from Trinity College, Cambridge. (Marlborough, Wiltshire, England: Adam Matthew Publications, 1993. 28 reels): Film B14877
Arthur Joseph Munby was a poet, barrister, and civil servant. He traveled widely and was a noted raconteur. He was also a talented photographer and a Fellow of the Society of Arts. However, his greatest legacy was the record that he kept of his private passion--an obsession with the circumstances, habits and aspirations of working women.
GUIDE: Working women in Victorian Britain, 1850-1910: the diaries and letters of Arthur J. Munby (1828-1910) and Hannah Cullwick (1833-1909) from Trinity College, Cambridge.: Microtext Reference HD6135 M86 1993 (LC)

World Employment Programme (WEP) research working papers in microfiche form. (Geneva: ILO, 225 microfiches): Fiche S114
Founded in 1969, the WEP is a program of the International Labour Organization. It conducts research programs to identify employment problems and needs of particular countries, coorperates with governmental and international agencies on employment issues, and provides advice on employment-related questions. For example, one of its concerns is the relationship between unemployment and poverty, with special emphasis on the problem of rural poverty and hunger in Africa. Another is the situation of women in rural areas and in labor markets. The WEP maintains cooperative projects in developing countries to assist rural women in their efforts to obtain permanent employment.
GUIDE: World Employment programme (WEP) research working papers. . . in microfiche form [Index].: Microtext Reference HD5852 A12 +W67 (LC)

World War II Documents. Part 1, Postcards Home: Postcards of Ukrainian Forced Labor Workers from Nazi Germany, From the Holdings of Kiev Regional Archive, Kiev, Ukraine. (Woodbridge CT: Primary Source Microfilm. 2003. 75 reels).: Film B18935
Personal writings from Eastern European forced laborers in Nazi Germany to family members. Postcards were never sent to addressee but confiscated by Nazi soldiers.
GUIDE: SML, Microtext Desk Z2519 W67 2003 (LC)+ Oversize
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE: Not available
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World War II Documents. Part 2, From Bolshevism to the New Order: Museum Archive of the Transitional Period in Kyiv, 1942, From the Holdings of Kiev Regional Archive, Kiev, Ukraine. (Woodbridge CT: Primary Source Microfilm, 2003. 16 reels).: Film B18943
Museum archives that “collected and processed materials illustrating the period of transition from Bolshevism to the introduction of New Order in Europe and Ukraine in particular”.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk Z2519 .W68 2003 (LC)+
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World War II Documents. Part 3, The Long Road Home: Documents of Ukrainian Forced Labor Workers Detained in Soviet Filtration Camps in Germany, From the State Archive of Kiev Oblast. (Woodbridge CT: Primary Source Microfilm, 2003. 59 reels).: Film B18962
Archives from the Soviet Filtration Camps, which held returned Eastern European forced laborers who had been under Nazi control. From the Soviet perspective, the forced laborers had not shown sufficient resistance and were identified as potential enemies or spies.
GUIDE: Microtext Desk Z2519 .W69 2003 (LC)+
PUBLISHER’S GUIDE
SLAVIC PAGE

Wright American fiction. (New Haven, CT: Research Publications Inc.)
VolumeI, 1774-1850: Film B765
Volume II, 1851-1875: Film B858
Volume III, 1876-1900: Film B855: This collection contains close to 11,000 titles, many rare and difficult to find, covering the first 125 years of American fiction writing. The project is based on the three-volume bibliography by Lyle Wright, American fiction. Usually only one edition, the first, was filmed, but in a few cases a variant edition was considered important enough for inclusion.
GUIDE: Microfilm Index to Wright American fiction, 1774-1850.: Microtext Reference Z1231 F4 +W751 (LC)
American fiction 1774-1900: cumulative author index to the microfilm collection.: Microtext Reference Z1231 F4 W754 (LC)
Wright, Lyle H. American fiction 1774-1850.: SML Reference Z1231 F4 W75 1969 (LC)
Wright, Lyle H. American fiction 1851-1876.: SML Reference Z1231 F4 W7512 (LC)
Wright, Lyle H. American fiction 1876-1900.: SML Reference Z1231 F4 W7526 (LC)

Wright American Fiction, Volume 1, 1774-1850. (New Haven : Research Publications, 1974. 184 reels).: Film B765
Film B765 Supp
Wright American Fiction, Volume 2, 1851-1875. (New Haven : Research Publications, 1974. 405 reels).: Film B838
Wright American Fiction, Volume 3, 1876-1900. (New Haven : Research Publications, 1974. 808 reels).: Film B838; American fiction reflecting the events that shaped the development of the United States. Themes addressed include political and social change, Civil War, slavery, women’s rights, temperance, reform movements, provincial literature, socio-economic turmoil, social climbing, labor unrest, socialism, and immigration. Works by Edward Bellamy, Stephen Crane, Frank Norris, Robert Herrick, American expatriate Henry James, Francis Hopkinson, Susanna Haswell Rowson, William Hill Brown's, Washington Irving, James Fenimore Cooper, James Kirke Paulding, Nathaniel P. Willis and Charles Fenno Hoffman, Edgar Allan Poe and Nathaniel Hawthorne.
GUIDE: Z1231 F4 W754 (LC)

Yale Collection of German literature. (German Baroque literature: Yale University Library Collection. New Haven, CT: Research Publications Inc., 1970-1971. 656 reels): Film B842
In this collection are texts otherwise available only in continental libraries and many that are unique. There are often multiple editions of an author's work.
GUIDE: Yale University. Library. Yale Collection of German Literature. Bibliography- index to the microfilm edition of the Yale University Library collection of German Baroque literature.: Microtext Reference Z2232 +Y37 (LC); SEE: PSM Online Guide; Collection Information; Download
Yiddish classics on microfiche. (Mendele Mocher Sforim. I.L. Peretz, Sholom Aleichem. New York: Clearwater Publishing Co., c1980. 490 fiches): Fiche B1212; In Yiddish, Hebrew, or Russian.
GUIDE: Shmeruk, Chone. Guide to Yiddish classics on microfiche.: Judaica Z7070 S47 (LC)

Zemstvo Statistics. (Leiden: IDC, 1990-99. 10,888 fiches): Fiche B3886
Different sides of life in Russian society in the second half of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth century were carefully examined by zemstvo statisticians. For almost fifty years they carefully recorded data on millions of peasant household and large estates of the nobility, as well as on permanent manufacturing facilities, health care and primary education, migration, etc. The main topic of zemstvo statistical studies was the agricultural economy. Statisticians interviewed an estimated total of 4.5 million peasant families, and the list covering this work includes about 3,500 items.
GUIDE: A printed guide to the collection is available in the Slavic Reading Room (SML 405). An electronic guide (CD-ROM) to the complete IDC zemstvo microfiche collection is also available in the Slavic Reading Room.

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