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		Letters written during Beatrice Straight's first marriage to Louis Dolivet mention his work as editor of Free World and United Nations magazines, and the campaign in America for a federal United Nations, 1941-1943.
		Description: Collection of letters of the actress Beatrice Straight to her mother Dorothy Elmhirst, with telegrams, press cuttings, and photographs.
		Found with these letters were over100 photographs of Beatrice Straight, including family snapshots, formal portraits and movie stills.
	www.dartingtonarchive.org.uk /pages/bws.html (226 words)

	Finding aid to the J. M. Dent & Sons Records, Mss. Dept., UNC-Chapel Hill
		Finally, correspondence that cannot be attributed to an author has been placed at the end of the subseries as "Correspondent Unknown." Although many letters were removed before the J. Dent records were acquired by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, some scattered "famous author" material remains in Subseries 1.1.
		Researchers should also note that letters of significant commercial value (e.g., correspondence with Joseph Conrad, Dylan Thomas, and Virginia Woolf) were removed and sold before the records were acquired by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
		The individual author files are followed by "Other Authors," an alphabetical arrangement of correspondence with individuals represented by less than five pieces of correspondence each.
	www.lib.unc.edu /mss/inv/j/J.M.Dent_and_Sons.html (226 words)

	Socialist Magical Realism - Irmtraud Morgner's Trobadora Beatrice
		Beatrice wakes just before the elections in 1968, and she tumbles out a window to her death after the results of those of March, 1973 are announced.
		Beatrice is awakened slightly prematurely, after only 808 years, when a French building crew wants to blast her long-obscured château out of the way in order to build a highway.
		Beatrice expects the socialist paradise to provide her with the opportunity to work, but finds that female troubadours are not in great demand.
	www.complete-review.com /quarterly/vol2/issue2/morgner.htm (4921 words)

	Portraits of Beatrice
		Beatrice's lawyer, the eminent Prospero Farinaccio, was later to argue unsuccessfully, on the basis of inconclusive and conflicting testimony of two maids, that the principal murder motive was an incestuous attack by Francesco upon Beatrice.
		Beatrice is idealized in the extreme; she is a militant saint who, while defending her brothers and her honor, continually exhorts her father to repentance.
		In Shelley's version, Beatrice and her co-conspirators are selfishly urged on by the young priest Orsino (the poet's name for the historical Monsignore Guerra) in the hope that the murder will put Beatrice and the family fortune in his power.
	tarlton.law.utexas.edu /lpop/etext/lsf/29-2/beatrice.html (3499 words)

	The Cenci, Alexandre Dumas
		Beatrice awaited them at a window which looked on to a secluded courtyard; she gave them letters which she had written to her brother and to Monsignor Guerra.
		Beatrice was then lowered and untied; a barber reduced the dislocation of her arms in the usual manner; the examination was read over to her, and, as she had promised, she made a full confession.
		Beatrice, above all, displayed the greatest assurance, demanding to be the first to be confronted with Marzio; whose mendacity she affirmed with such calm dignity, that he, more than ever smitten by her beauty, determined, since he could not live for her, to save her by his death.
	www.angelfire.com /mn3/mixed_lit/dumas_cenci.htm (9053 words)

	HRH Autograhs, Autographed Letters & Signatures
		Four page ALS To Lady Martin on black bordered stationary in which Queen Victoria& youngest daughter, Princess Beatrice, reveals her feelings after the death of her husband, Prince Henry of Battenberg.
		Marie of Roumania is the granddaughter of Queen Victoria and daughter of Prince Alfred and Princess Marie (daughter of the Tsar), the Duke and Duchess of Edinborough.
		This candid shot of the Princess momentarily gazing upwards is a 5" x 5-1/2" photo mounted in a 7" x 9" mat.
	users.rcn.com /wswift/text/autograp.html (745 words)

	Food-Resource-Sensory Information
		As part of an experience of learning about the basis, practical operation, and interpretation of results of sensory evaluation of foods, letters were written to a number of food companies.
		One intent of this project was to gather information pertaining to a wide variety of food products, therefore, a wide spectrum of types of food companies were contacted.
		For two of the companies contacted, Grandma Cookie Company and Del Monte Veat Company, a number of different people evaluate the products at different times, that is, evaluation from one time to the next is not done by the same individuals.
	food.oregonstate.edu /sensory/pratt1.html (745 words)

	The Work of Beatrice Tinsley
		Beatrice overcame her isolation from her peers when she was working from home by attending and giving lectures all over the world, as well as writing many letters and making phone calls.
		Beatrice talks of the interactions "lots of useful conversations with people whose names are familiar from their research papers"." Also, which is important to me in my relative isolation from astronomers, a number of people were very generous with pre-publication copies of exciting new data."
		Beatrice's peers were slow in accepting its findings because the paper was so far ahead of its time.
	freepages.misc.rootsweb.com /~mturner/women/work.htm (745 words)

	Marriage to Albert (from Victoria) -- Britannica Concise Encyclopedia - The online encyclopedia you can trust!
		Victoria, the princess royal (the “Vicky” of the Letters), was born in 1840; in 1858 she married the crown prince of Prussia and later became the mother of the emperor William II.
		Then followed Princess Alice, afterward grand duchess of Hesse, 1843; Prince Alfred, afterward duke of Edinburgh and duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, 1844; Princess Helena (Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein), 1846; Princess Louise (duchess of Argyll), 1848; Prince Arthur (duke of Connaught), 1850; Prince Leopold (duke of Albany), 1853; and Princess Beatrice (Princess Henry of Battenberg), 1857.
		She described her impressions of him in the journal she kept throughout her life: “Albert really is quite charming, and so extremely handsome…a beautiful figure, broad in the shoulders and a fine waist; my heart is quite going.” They were married on Feb. 10, 1840, the queen dressed entirely in articles of British manufacture.
	www.britannica.com /ebc/article-24418 (1214 words)

	Inklings Bibliography
		The Inklings' essays and letters contain their own thoughts on their fictional creations, and on authors and ideas that influenced them.
		This bibliography is intended as a brief guide to works of fiction, poetry, essays and letters by the three principal Inklings, and to introductory works about them.
		The Figure of Beatrice: A Study in Dante
	www.mythsoc.org /inklings.html (1469 words)

	Boston.com / A&E / Books / Unfortunate son
		He receives massive quantities of e-mails and letters from middle schoolers, ranging from suggestions for subsequent titles to speculation about the identity of Beatrice (to whom every book is dedicated) to unabashed expressions of pleasure over the fresh horrors that befall the orphans.
		When it became clear that the narrator of "A Series of Unfortunate Events" had developed a persona separate from the author's, Snicket's name was resurrected once again.
		There will be two more installments in "A Series of Unfortunate Events," for an unlucky total of 13.
	www.boston.com /ae/books/articles/2004/09/23/unfortunate_son?pg=full (1574 words)

	667 Dark Avenue - Home
		For discussion of the books supplement to A Series of Unfortunate Events, such as the Unauthorized Autobiography and The Beatrice Letters
		This Board is for Book the First through Book the Third
		Discussion of Book the Tenth through Book the Thirteenth.
	asoue.proboards11.com (354 words)

	A Series of Unfortunate Events - ICQ Interest Groups - ICQ.com
		Since Beatrice was in middle school in 1981, according to "Ramona Quimby, Age Eight" Then she would be in her mid 30's now.
		So, there is a possible explanation for one of the R's, as well as another possible explanation for who Beatrice is.
		I know it's a long shot, but could this be the Beatrice that Lemony Snicket was in love "
	www.icq.com /groups/view_msg.php?tid=-10&topic_id=577061&gid=12032830 (2701 words)

	Barnes & Noble.com - A Series of Unfortunate Events
		Pre-order your copy today, and learn the mystery of how it all began in The Beatrice Letters, coming in September.
		Check out all of the Series of Unfortunate Events movie items, including the DVD and movie soundtrack.
		Although we don't recommend it, you might prefer to buy the Series of Unfortunate Events in boxed sets.
	www.barnesandnoble.com /subjects/children/unfortunateevents/index.asp?PID=9135&userid=uc5QWGeCSe (161 words)

	Friday the 13th Marks 'The End' for Lemony Snicket
		The collection of letters between Snicket and Beatrice, the woman to whom every book is dedicated, will provide clues to the final book in the series and explain more about the mysterious relationship between the two.
		The second-to-last book in the Series of Unfortunate Events, The Penultimate Peril, landed at No. 1 on The Book Standard’s Children’s Chart for its first week on the charts, selling more than 138,000 units.
		It’s the publisher’s Snicket-esque way of promoting the release date of A Series of Unfortunate Events 13: The End, the final book in Lemony Snicket’s bestselling series on Friday, Oct. 13.
	www.bookstandard.com /bookstandard/news/publisher/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1002157787 (189 words)

	Untitled Document
		Letters written during Beatrice Straight's first marriage to Louis Dolivet mention his work as editor of Free World and United Nations magazines, and the campaign in America for a federal United Nations, 1941-1943.
		Description: Collection of letters of the actress Beatrice Straight to her mother Dorothy Elmhirst, with telegrams, press cuttings, and photographs.
		Letters also mention Beatrice's work producing a children's radio programme for station WMCA in New York City during World War II.
	www.dartingtonarchive.org.uk /pages/bws.html (226 words)

	Ravenel,Beatrice_Witte
		Volumes include two scrapbooks of letters and clippings, 1919-1927; a book of poems, 1890-1917; a sketchbook of her charcoals and water colors; and one unpublished chapter from a biography of Eliza Lucas Pinckney (1724-1793) by Harriot Horry Ravenel, Beatrice Witte Ravenel's mother-in-law.
		A sketchbook of charcoals and water colors of Beatrice Witte Ravenel and an unpublished chapter of a biography on Eliza Pinckney Lucas, written by Beatrice Witte Ravenel's mother-in-law, Harriot Horry Rutledge Ravenel, are also included.
		Her correspondence with fellow authors, poets, and publishers is especially full for the 1920s, and includes letters (chiefly in typescript) of Amy Lowell, Hervey Allen, Josephine Pinckney, Norman Hapgood, Edwin Markham, and Dubose Heyward.
	www.lib.unc.edu /mss/inv/r/Ravenel,Beatrice_Witte (226 words)

	Ravenel,Beatrice_Witte
		Volumes include two scrapbooks of letters and clippings, 1919-1927; a book of poems, 1890-1917; a sketchbook of her charcoals and water colors; and one unpublished chapter from a biography of Eliza Lucas Pinckney (1724-1793) by Harriot Horry Ravenel, Beatrice Witte Ravenel's mother-in-law.
		A sketchbook of charcoals and water colors of Beatrice Witte Ravenel and an unpublished chapter of a biography on Eliza Pinckney Lucas, written by Beatrice Witte Ravenel's mother-in-law, Harriot Horry Rutledge Ravenel, are also included.
		Provenance: Received from Beatrice St. Julien Ravenel in May 1972.
	www.lib.unc.edu /mss/inv/r/Ravenel,Beatrice_Witte (902 words)

	The Handlist to the Kipling Papers
		Carson, M. Corelli, Lord Curzon, G. Frankau, King George V, Lord Milner, Princess Beatrice, T. Roosevelt, and others.
		Carson 1917, W.S. Churchill 1918, Lord Curzon 1914, D. Davies 2 letters 1917 with 1 draft reply by R.K., J. Harris 1895?, S.O. Jewett 2 letters 1895, Sir R.M. Jones 3 letters 1918, Lord Kitchener 1908, Lord Milner 1917, Lord Roberts 2 letters 1897, E.K. Robinson 2 letters 1899, Sir H.
		File includes letters of appreciation from readers, offers of musical settings from composers, etc. From Sir R. Baden-Powell 1909, J. Chamberlain 1903, S. Colefax, A. Dobson 1925 with 1 draft reply by R.K., Sir J.
	www.sussex.ac.uk /library/manuscript/lists/kipllist.shtml (902 words)

	Guide to the A.J. Liebling Collection,1920-1963
		Letters to Liebling are arranged in chronological order; manuscripts of articles by Liebling which have individual titles are arranged alphabetically by title; manuscripts of articles without individual titles (having only the title of an ongoing column) are arranged in chronological order; letters by Liebling, in chronological order; writings by others, alphabetically by author.
		Correspondence includes letters from Liebling to his parents, Joseph and Anna Liebling, describing his life as a student at Dartmouth and at the Sorbonne in the early 1920's, and later letters to them which describe Paris before the Nazi occupation and London during the blitz.
		Other correspondents include Liebling's first wife, Ann (Beatrice McGinn) Liebling, and Jean Stafford, who became his third wife.
	rmc.library.cornell.edu /EAD/htmldocs/RMM04613.html (327 words)

	University of Southampton Libraries Special Collections - MS 203 Papers of Hon. Philip Ellis Herbert Samuel, c.1909-92
		Letters from Samuel to his mother, Beatrice, Viscountess Samuel, 1909-41 (32 files); letters to his father, Herbert Louis Samuel, first Viscount Samuel, 1917-45 (16 files); letters from his parents, 1916-41, including correspondence from Jerusalem when Lord Samuel was High Commissioner for Palestine, 1922-6 (2 files)
		Philip Ellis Herbert Samuel (1900-c.1992) was the second son of Herbert Louis Samuel, first Viscount Samuel, and his wife, Beatrice, daughter of Ellis A.Franlin.
		Philip Samuel was editor of the Bulletin of the Inter-University Jewish Federation of Great Britain and Ireland and affiliated student societies, 1922, the publication of which was associated with the Jewish Guardian newspaper; treasurer of the Union of Jewish Literary Societies, c.
	www.archives.lib.soton.ac.uk /guide/MS203.shtml (465 words)

	University of Southampton Libraries Special Collections - MS 203 Papers of Hon. Philip Ellis Herbert Samuel, c.1909-92
		Letters from Samuel to his mother, Beatrice, Viscountess Samuel, 1909-41 (32 files); letters to his father, Herbert Louis Samuel, first Viscount Samuel, 1917-45 (16 files); letters from his parents, 1916-41, including correspondence from Jerusalem when Lord Samuel was High Commissioner for Palestine, 1922-6 (2 files)
		Philip Ellis Herbert Samuel (1900-c.1992) was the second son of Herbert Louis Samuel, first Viscount Samuel, and his wife, Beatrice, daughter of Ellis A.Franlin.
		Philip Samuel was editor of the Bulletin of the Inter-University Jewish Federation of Great Britain and Ireland and affiliated student societies, 1922, the publication of which was associated with the Jewish Guardian newspaper; treasurer of the Union of Jewish Literary Societies, c.
	www.archives.lib.soton.ac.uk /guide/MS203.shtml (465 words)

	University of Southampton Libraries Special Collections - MS 203 Papers of Hon. Philip Ellis Herbert Samuel, c.1909-92
		Letters from Samuel to his mother, Beatrice, Viscountess Samuel, 1909-41 (32 files); letters to his father, Herbert Louis Samuel, first Viscount Samuel, 1917-45 (16 files); letters from his parents, 1916-41, including correspondence from Jerusalem when Lord Samuel was High Commissioner for Palestine, 1922-6 (2 files)
		Philip Ellis Herbert Samuel (1900-c.1992) was the second son of Herbert Louis Samuel, first Viscount Samuel, and his wife, Beatrice, daughter of Ellis A.Franlin.
		Philip Samuel was editor of the Bulletin of the Inter-University Jewish Federation of Great Britain and Ireland and affiliated student societies, 1922, the publication of which was associated with the Jewish Guardian newspaper; treasurer of the Union of Jewish Literary Societies, c.
	www.archives.lib.soton.ac.uk /guide/MS203.shtml (465 words)

	University of New Hampshire Library - Milne Special Collections and Archives - Foster-Spalding Family Papers (1776-1970) (MC 174)
		Letters in the last part of the nineteenth century and into the first few years of the twentieth describe the family of Joseph Foster, including his four children, Joseph, Isabel, Dorothy and Beatrice, and his wife, Helen Dickey Foster, originally of Lowell, Massachusetts.
		Letters during the first few decades of twentieth century primarilly describe Isabel's education at Bryn Mawr and Dorothy's time in Europe as a nurse during World War I. Later letters are mainly from Mary Stewart Welsh, granddaughter of Joseph Father, to her mother, Dorothy Foster Welsh.
		Following the birth of Joseph Foster in 1841, letters begin to revolve around aspects of his life, including education, childhood activities and service with the United States Navy during and after the Civil War.
	www.izaak.unh.edu /specoll/mancoll/foster.htm (465 words)

	HARRY T. MOORE COLLECTION OF RICHARD ALDINGTON CORRESPONDENCE
		The Aldington letters covering the years 1958 through 1962 were acquired in June, 1983, from Beatrice Moore.
		The letters contain discussions of Aldington's problems with publishers, reprints of his work, and proposed literary projects (such as articles, translations, introductions, and prefaces), references to some of his books and translations, opinions about political events and personalities in Europe and America, and comments about his daily life and activities in France during these years.
		Aldington's letters to Moore following that visit cover the years 1958 through 1962.
	www.lib.siu.edu /spcol/inventory/SC156.html (465 words)

	Accessions of archives and MSS: Papers of F. and W. Temple
		There are also letters from Frederick Temple to his wife Beatrice, one containing his proposal of marriage.
		The core of the family correspondence is made up of the letters from William Temple; some 140 to his parents and some 700 to his brother Frederick Charles, usually addressed as ‘Dear old ’un’.
		Following the death of Frederick Temple there is a letter of condolence from Edward VII recalling his coronation and the important part played in it by the Archbishop ‘when alas he was suffering and his strength was not what it was’.
	www.lambethpalacelibrary.org /news/Annualreport2003/accessions_archivesMSS_fwtemple.html (917 words)

	Finding aid to the A. P. Watt and Company Records, Mss. Dept., UNC-Chapel Hill
		Dodson's Princess 49.02 Watson, John Doctrines of Grace 49.03 Harraden, Beatrice Concerning the Clockmaker 49.03 Harraden, Beatrice The Wanderer 49.03 Roberts, Morley The Crew of the Kamma Funda 49.08 Schafer, Edward Albert [Papers] 50.01 Hichens, Robert S. Ah!
		Vachell, Edgar Wallace, Hugh Walpole, H. Wells, Fred White, Oscar Wilde, P. Wodehouse, and W. Yeats Also interspersed throughout the private account files are letters from major British and American magazines and publishing houses.
		The volumes span the years 1926-1965; coverage is strongest from 1947 to 1962.
	www.lib.unc.edu /mss/inv/a/A.P.Watt_and_Company.html (917 words)

	Finding aid to the A. P. Watt and Company Records, Mss. Dept., UNC-Chapel Hill
		Dodson's Princess 49.02 Watson, John Doctrines of Grace 49.03 Harraden, Beatrice Concerning the Clockmaker 49.03 Harraden, Beatrice The Wanderer 49.03 Roberts, Morley The Crew of the Kamma Funda 49.08 Schafer, Edward Albert [Papers] 50.01 Hichens, Robert S. Ah!
		Vachell, Edgar Wallace, Hugh Walpole, H. Wells, Fred White, Oscar Wilde, P. Wodehouse, and W. Yeats Also interspersed throughout the private account files are letters from major British and American magazines and publishing houses.
		Account books with entries dating 1926 to 1965 (bulk 1947-1962) contain extensive coverage for Arnold Bennett, John Buchan, August Strindberg, and Mark Twain, in addition to those already mentioned.
	www.lib.unc.edu /mss/inv/a/A.P.Watt_and_Company.html (917 words)

	ner2.htm
		1433), letter to King Henry IV of England, about arrangements for the marriage of King John's daughter, Beatrice, to Thomas FitzAlan, Earl of Arundel; he states the size of the dowry, 50,000 crowns, and requests letters of protection for the Portugese merchants who are to convey this sum to the Earl.
		1433), letter to King Henry IV of England, referring to the final arrangement of the marriage of his daughter, Beatrice, to Thomas FitzAlan, Earl of Arundel; and requesting Henry to remit to the Earl 2000 marks which the Earl had borrowed on account of his marriage.
		Thomas Bannister ["Barnester"], and Geoffrey Duckett, ambassadors: letter to the Council, about their negotiations in Persia to procure freedom of trade.
	www.shef.ac.uk /hri/bl/mss/ner2.htm (917 words)

	Index to X-Factor, including annuals and related material: 8 / 14
		Charles Xavier, Dr. Moira MacTaggert Villains: Other Characters: Credits: Writer: J.M. De Matteis Pencils: Jan Duursema Inks: Al Milgrom Letters: Richard Starkings, Jon Babcock Colors: Glynis Oliver Editor: Kelly Corvese Group Editor: Bob Harras Editor-in-Chief: Tom DeFalco Synopsis: Alex was unable to face going to Jamie's funeral.
		Issue: X-Factor 103 Date: Jun-94 Story: Friends and Family (30 pages) Feature Characters: Havok, Polaris, Strong Guy, Wolfsbane, Random Regular Characters: Val Cooper Guest Stars: Villains: Beatrice Conners, Malice Other Characters: Guido's Uncle Lou and Aunt Lois, their son Anthony, locals including Bob, Jeremy, Dave Kane, Dennis McElroy, Mary Bradley Vanderbilt, Mr.
		Kelly Credits: Writers: J.M. De Matteis, Todd DeZago (plot); Todd DeZago (script) Pencils: Jan Duursema Inks: Al Milgrom Letters: Richard Starkings and Comicraft Colors: Glynis Oliver Editor: Kelly Corvese Group Editor: Bob Harras Editor-in-Chief: Tom DeFalco Synopsis: Guido and Rahne hitch a ride to Rhinebeck, New York, with Random, to visit Guido's family.
	www.chronology.net /default.pl/cited/rd_xfactor/8 (917 words)

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