Items

• ‘Agonistes’
• ‘Dare and Know’.
• ‘Deferred, Not Lost’
• ‘Glorious Fourth, The’
• ‘I Only Mark the Hours That Shine’
• ‘Little Dombey’
• ‘Little Mary’
• ‘Long Time Ago’
• ‘Midnight Cory, The’
• ‘Pete Weet’
• ‘Quanto e Allegro!’
• ‘Que Sais Je?’
• ‘The Powers that Be Are Ordained of God’
• ‘What Is It?’
• ‘What the Woods Teach’
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  "Beside him was a dog as big as a horse."

  Full-page illustration in "The Court of King Arthur: stories from the Land of the Round Table" by William Henry Frost. Illustrated by Sydney Richmond Burleigh. across from page 156.
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  "Colored Scholars Excluded from Schools"

  An illustration from the Anti-Slavery Almanac of a Black parent and her children being excluded from a schoolhouse.
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  "Colored Schools Broken Up in the Free States"

  A white mob attacks a school labeled "School for Colored Girl." This is clearly a composite of incidents across the nation, and not strictly a representation of the Canterbury Female Academy because the students are uniformly children.
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  "Discovery by Horace Wells of the applicability of nitrous oxyd gas"

  Cover page to a pamphlet outlining the claim of the late Dr. Horace Wells as the discoverer of anaesthesia. Contains testimony and a sworn letter in support from William T. Burleigh
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  "For a whole year he was there in the kitchen."

  Full-page illustration in "The Court of King Arthur: stories from the Land of the Round Table" by William Henry Frost. Illustrated by Sydney Richmond Burleigh.
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  "Like the halo of a saint."

  Frontispiece for "The Court of King Arthur: stories from the Land of the Round Table" by William Henry Frost. Illustrated by Sydney Richmond Burleigh.
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  "Old Peaked Top"

  Painting of Peaked Top School in black and gold painted frame. Painting features a gray stone building with red door in foreground. Sky, trees, and fields in background. This painting is of Peaked Top School when it stood on West Main Road just north of Swamp Road (East side of the Road). Written on backing paper: " 'Old Peaked Top'/The First School House/to be built in Little Compton/1725-1839", "Painted By/Geo. Burleigh" Exhibit label on reverse reads: "EXHIBITED AT THE/SYDNEY RICHMOND BURLEIGH/Exhibition of Paintings/LITTLE COMPTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY/August 15-(?)"
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  "Outrage" Anti-Aholitionist Broadside

  Broadside calling for opposition to an Abolitionist speaker in Poughkeepsie New York
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  "There Shall Be No Pain" Relief Sculpture, Grave of Horace Wells

  Angel of Mercy swooping down to a prone man, with the caption "There Shall Be No Pain"
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  "They came nearer to us and gathered around us."

  Full-page illustration in "The Court of King Arthur: stories from the Land of the Round Table" by William Henry Frost. Illustrated by Sydney Richmond Burleigh.