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Not much is known about this manuscript. It appears to be a printed manuscript, as opposed to handwritten. It appears to be from the 19th century, evident by its condition and characters. It has not been translated; the actual text and subject is unknown. The manuscript consists of 100-120 leaves held between two wooden boards.

The collection consists of an unpublished manuscript titled Weary Land, by William P. Saunders, in collaboration with Blanche Johnson. The novel tells the story of Mary Crenshaw, a widow struggling to raise her two children in rural Cross-Creek, Georgia.

The collection consists of a bound manuscript containing names of people of nobility during the Napoleonic Empire, with brief notations handwritten in calligraphy. Spine title is A. Renoult Premier Empire Armorial.

The collection consists of a four-page typed manuscript with the header "for Dearheart, an introduction by Pat Conroy, transcribed 5-28-80, written about a month earlier."

The collection consists of a manuscript copy of Chapter 8 The Role of Organized Religion by Robert H. Ayers. The chapter was later published in Georgia Today, edited by John C. Belcher and K. Imogene Dean, in 1960.

The collection consists of the bound and corrected typescript of Dr. Linker's Cancionero de Roma 231-270, copyright 1974.

The collection consists of a bound manuscript titled Observations on the Last Hours of the Revd Charles Colcock Jones, D. D., Who Died at Arcadia, Liberty County, Georgia, March 16th, 1863. The manuscript is written by Jones' family, and includes copies of letters, the last entries of Rev. Jones' journal, obituaries and newspaper clippings regarding the deaths of Mrs. Mary Jones, Mrs. Ruth Berrien Jones, and Charles Colcock Jones, Jr. The collection also includes written records of marriages, births, and deaths in the Jones family.

Consists of one handwritten manuscript in Old French titled "Notes Tirees de l'Histoire Generale de Provence" by a Mr. Papon. Dated as 1777, although binding is probably from 1940s. Includes a lengthy section devoted to the Old Troubadours of Provence.

Manuscript of Über das Volkslied by Rudolf Hildebrand which discusses various folk motifs and legends which have found their way into German song and contemporary literature. The manuscript is in German.

This collection contains a French mid 12th century manuscript fragment on vellum written in Carolingian miniscule hand with a later commentary in miniscule.