Manuscript Collection Number: 343
Accessioned: Gift of John Shirley, 1988.
Extent: 22 linear feet.
Content: Typescripts, correspondence, photographs, audio-tapes, microfilm, photocopies
maps, notebooks, clippings, advertisement posters, and books.
Access: The collection is open for research.
Processed: May 1997 by Julie Witsken.
Biographical Note
Scope and Contents Note
Series List
1 Series I. Research
Material collected by Shirley and relating to Thomas Harriot, his
contemporaries, his time and other Harriot scholars. Includes typescript
and photocopied articles, other secondary sources, two dissertations
written on Harriot, typed and autograph notes, two laminated posters
depicting Sir Walter Raleigh and Harriot, and some photos, slides, and
correspondence.
Series I. 1. Shirley arrangement
Shirley's original organization of material has been preserved, with files
arranged alphabetically by name of source's author or, in some cases, by
name of article or subject. Two notable sections include those filed under
the subject headings "Harriot" and "Raleigh," which contain such
information as current Harriot-related publicity and articles written by
Raleigh.
F1 Bibliographies
F2 Bacon, Roger
Appears to be photocopy of manuscript.
F3 Batho, Gordon R. The Percies at Petworth, 1574-1632; The Wizard Earl in the
Tower; The Finances of an Elizabethan Nobleman: Henry Percy, Ninth
Earl of Northumberland
F4 Bloom, Terry Fried. Borrowed Perceptions: Harriot's Maps of the Moon
F5 Chapman, George. The Whole Works of Homer
F6 Collingwood, E. F. A Century of the London Mathematical Society; Emile Borel
F7 Comets
F8 Crombie, A.C. History and Philosophy of Science at Oxford; Quantification in
Medieval Physics; The Future of Biology: the History of a Program; Early
Concepts of the Senses and the Mind; Physics and Astronomy;
Mathematics, Music and Medical Science; Historical Commitments of
Biology
F9 Dee, John
Copy of entry in Dictionary of National Biography
F10 Dictionary of North Carolina Biography
F11 Digges, Thomas.
Entry from Dictionary of National Biography
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F12 Early American Settlements
F13 Emerson, Everett. Thomas Harriot, John White, and Ould Virginia
F14 Glaser, Antonin. History of Binary and Other Nondecimal Numeration
F15 Harriot: Alchemical experiment
F16 Harriot: Bibliography
F17 Harriot: Correspondence with Kepler
F18 Harriot: Current publicity
F19 Harriot: El Viaie Que Hizo Antonio De Espeio
F20 Harriot: Memorial - Bank of England
F21 Harriot: Letter from Alex Lower
F22 Harriot: Miscellaneous notes
F23 Harriot: Life of Sir Walter Raleigh by Oldys
F24 Harriot: Oxford Archive Records
F25 Harriot: Photograph from Rukeyser
F26 Harriot: References
One photocopy of a manuscript removed to the oversize section (Box 42).
F27 Harriot: Rutters, a book of
F28 Harriot: Signature of
F29 Harris, J. R. Technology and Industrial Development in Britain and France to
1789
F30 Harrowfield, David L. Report to Antarctic Division, D.S.I.R.
F31 Hatfield House Papers
F32 Jaquot, Jean. Harriot, Hill, Warner and the New Philosophy
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F33 Kalmar, Martin. Thomas Harriot's De Reflexione Corporum Rotundoram: An
Early Solution to the Problem of Impact
F34 Kinder, A. J. Sir William Lower and Thomas Harriot: A Scientific
Correspondence
F35 Knuth, D. E.
Notes on Harriot manuscripts.
F36 Korbler, Juraj. Thomas Harriot (1560-1621): Fumeur de Pipe, Victime du Cancer
F37 Le Febre: Discourse 1664
F38 Lohne, Johannes. The Fair Fame of Thomas Harriot, Some Aspects of Harriot's
Experimental Physics: The Accuracy of his Densities and Refractions
Also German translations.
F39 Manuscript editing: Report on Editing Historical Documents
F40 Mee, Arthur. Carmarthenshire and Early Telescopes
F41 Molana Abby: Photographs of
F42 North, John D. Walter of Odington and the History of the Eighth Sphere; A Post-
Copernican Equatorium; Warner, Apian, Blagrave and the Meteoroscope;
Some Astronomical Themes in Chaucer
F43 Pepper, Jon V. A Letter from Nathaniel Torporley to Thomas Harriot; Harriot's
Manuscript on the Theory of Impacts; Harriot's Numerical Methods;
Harriot's Manuscript of Shipbuilding and Rigging; The Study of Thomas
Harriot's Manuscripts II: Harriot's Unpublished Papers
F44 Porter, H. C. That Part of America Called Ossomocomuck, Alias Wingandacoia,
Alias Virginia: 1584-1590
F45 Powell, William S. Roanoke Colonists and Explorers: An Attempt at
Identification
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F46 Quinn, David B. Observations Gathered out of "A Discourse of the Plantation of
the Southern Colony in Virginia by the English, 1606." Written by that
Honorable Gentleman, George Percy; Drake's Circumnavigation of the
Globe: A Review; James I and the Beginnings of Empire in America; The
Failure of Raleigh's American Colonies; The Munster Plantation:
problems and Opportunities; Renaissance Influences in English
Colonization; Ireland and Sixteenth century European Expansion; Stephen
Parmenius of Buda; Notes and Documents: Thomas Harriot and the
Virginia Voyages of 1602; A Contemporary List of Harriot References
(with John Shirley)
F47 Raleigh: Books of Stephen Powle and John Ward
F48 Raleigh: Chemistry miscellaneous
F49 Raleigh: Chemical notebooks
F50 Raleigh: Clayis Adversarium
F51 Raleigh: Letters, deeds, and documents, 1560-1621
F52 Raleigh: History, Tower of London, 1983
F53 Raleigh: In Ireland
F54 Raleigh: Recipes (and cordial)
F55 Raleigh: References
F56 Raleigh: Sloane MS 359
F57 Raleigh: Wellcome MSS 749/13
F58 Raleigh: Will
F59 Rhetoric
F60 Rigaud, S. P. Letters to Sockett
F61 Rigaud, S. P. Remarks on Harriot's astronomical observations
F62 Rosen, Edward. John Dee and Commandino
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F63 Scriba, Christoph. Wallis and Harriot
F64 Sokol, B. J. Thomas Harriot--Sir Walter Raleigh's Tutor--On Population
F65 Stevens: Letters
F66 Strathmann Ernest. Raleigh Plans His Last Voyage
F67 Strout, E. The Very First Maps and Drawings of the Moon
F68 Tanner, R. C. H. Part I. The Ordered Regiment of the Minus Sign: Off-beat
Mathematics in Harriot's Manuscripts; Thomas Harriot as
Mathematician: A Legacy of Hearsay; Nathaniel Torporley's "Congestor
Analyticus" and Thomas Harriot's De Triangulis Laterum Rationalium;
On the role of Equity and Inequality in the History of Mathematics;
Thomas Harriot (1560? - 1621); La Place de Thomas Harriot dans
l'histoire de la medecine et de l'astronomie
F69 Tanner, R. C. H. Part II. The Fate of Thomas Harriot's Manuscripts
Copies of other drafts.
F70 Taylor, E. G. R. Harriot's Instructions for Raleigh's Voyage to Guiana; The
Doctrine of Nautical Triangles Compendious; from The Haven Finding
Art: A History of Navigation From Odysseus to Captain Cook
F71 Tooke, Christopher: Will
F72 Torporley, Nathaniel
F73 Torporley, Nathaniel: Sion College Manuscripts
F74 Tso, S. T. The Fundamental Operations in Bead Arithmetic
F75 Vitelo, Oslo
F76 Wallis, John: Memorandum
F77 White, George W. Thomas Harriot's Observations on American Geology in 1588
Wright, Edward: Notebooks
F78 Part I
F79 Part II
3 Series I. 2. Miscellaneous notes and research
Several folders mainly of Shirley's handwritten and typed notes related to
his Harriot research.
F80 Part I
F81 Part II
F82 Part III
F83 Part IV
F84 Part V
F85 Part VI
F86 Part VII
F87 Part VIII
Series I. 3. Special sections
Material related to Harriot's death and will, and astronomical research and
findings.
F88 Harriot's death and will
F89 Astronomical-related
Series I. 4. Articles written on Harriot
F90 Part I
One clipping removed to the oversize section (Box 42).
F91 Part II
F92 Part III
Series I. 5. Dissertations written on Harriot
Seltman, Muriel. A Commentary on the Artis Analyticae Praxis of Thomas
Harriot
F93 Part I
F94 Part II
F95 Staiger, Ralph C. Thomas Harriot, Science Pioneer
Series I. 6. Notes on individuals
Autograph and typed notes, photocopied articles, and transcriptions from
unidentified manuscripts and sources pertaining largely to Harriot's
contemporaries and collected by Shirley in a binder labeled "Notes on
Individuals."
F96 Part I
F97 Part II
Series I. 7. Photocopied oversize materials
Public records, sixteenth century maps, presumedly made by Harriot, and a
copy of an unidentified manuscript or record.
F98 Materials removed to oversize section (Box 42).
Series I. 8. Photographs
Related to research, includes photographs of maps, sixteenth century
illustrations, and what appear to be manuscripts.
F99 Part I
F100 Part II
Series I. 9. Thomas Harriot Editorial Board
Files pertaining to the Thomas Harriot Editorial Board, of which Shirley
was the American chairman. Contains correspondence with other
members, Board stationery, an outline of Board procedures and
regulations, Board minutes, and drafts of members' works.
F101 Part I
F102 Part II
Series I. 10. Advertisements
Two laminated tobacco ad posters depicting Harriot, his patron Sir Walter
Raleigh, and governor of Virginia Ralph Lane.
F103 Advertisements
One poster removed to the oversize section (Box 42).
4 Series II. Works written by Shirley on Harriot
Both published and unpublished works written by Shirley and relating to
Harriot. Includes notes; drafts; typescripts; carbon copies; galley and page
proofs; tear sheets and photocopied versions of published works; and
correspondence regarding the works and their publication. The bulk of the
series consists of material related to Thomas Harriot: A Biography (1983)
and The Teaching of Science in Renaissance England, which was
unpublished. Also includes one speech.
Series II. 1 Drafts of articles
Typescripts and copies of articles, many with autograph corrections. Also
includes one speech. Notes relating to works are also included.
F104 "Three Magi"
"Harriot's Lunar Observations"
F105 Part I
F106 Part II
F107 "George Percy at Jamestown"
F108 "Raleigh's Guiana Finances"
Miscellaneous
F109 Part I
F110 Part II
F111 Part III
Series II. 2. Copies of published articles
Also includes notes, drafts, and correspondence.
F112 "Giant Without Portfolio"
Proposal soliciting financial assistance for the editing of Harriot's unpublished
mathematical and scientific manuscripts.
F113 "A Contemporary List of Harriot Resources"
Co-authored with David B. Quinn.
F114 "Thomas Harriot (1560-1621)"
Feature article prepared for London Times Literary Supplement, which Shirley co-
authored with Alistair C. Crombie, Jon V. Pepper, David B. Quinn, and Rosalind
C.H. Tanner. Copies of the TLS removed to the oversize section (Box 42).
F115 Miscellaneous
4 Series II. 3. Source Materials for the Study of Thomas Harriot
F116 Typescript
F117 Notes and correspondence
Series II. 4. The Teaching of Science in Renaissance England
Typescript and carbon copies of the unpublished work. Also contains
drafts and notes related to individual chapters, and correspondence
regarding work. Many drafts have autograph notations and corrections.
Typescript
F118 Part I
F119 Part II
F120 Part III
Complete carbon copy
F121 Part I
F122 Part II
5 Typescript with autograph corrections
F123 Part I
F124 Part II
F125 Preface and Table of Contents
Chapter 1: The Mind of the Renaissance
F126 Part I
F127 Part II
Chapter 2: The Tudor Schools
F128 Part I
F129 Part II
Chapter 3: Arithmetic
F130 Part I
F131 Part II
F132 Chapter 4: Geometry
F133 Chapter 5: Music
F134 Chapter 6: Astronomy
5 Series II. Works by Shirley on Harriot
Series II. 5. Thomas Harriot: A Biography (1983)
Typescript, page proofs with autograph corrections, drafts of chapters, and
notes pertaining to those chapters. Chapters are numbered according to
final arrangement in published biography. Also includes correspondence,
primarily with Oxford University Press, regarding publication matters.
Typescript F135 Preliminary pages - Chapter III
F136 Chapters IV - V
F137 Chapters VI - IX
F138 Chapters X - XI
Page proofs
F139 Part I
F140 Part II
6 F141 Chapter 1: Harriot in History
Chapter 2: Harriot at Oxford, 1560-1580
F142 Part I
F143 Part II
F144 Part III
F145 Chapter 3: Harriot with Raleigh: 1580-1585
Chapter 4: New Horizons, 1585-1590
F146 Part I
F147 Part II
F148 Chapter 6: The 1590's: Harriot Expands his Interests
F149 Chapter 7: From the Court to the Tower- Raleigh
F150 Chapter 8: From the Court to the Tower- Northumberland
Chapter 9: The Northumberland Circle
F151 Part I
F152 Part II
F153 Chapter 11: The Bitter End
Correspondence regarding biography
F154 Part I
F155 Part II6
Series III. Seminars and Symposiums
Material related to seminars and symposiums on Harriot and other related
conferences. Deals largely with the Thomas Harriot Symposium held at
the University of Delaware in 1971. Also includes publications resulting
from the seminars.
Series III. 1. Thomas Harriot Symposium at University of Delaware, 1971
Includes correspondence, budget outlines, evaluation forms, photos, audio
tapes, drafts of speeches, programs and other souvenir items for the
symposium.
F156 Correspondence
F157 Accounting
Budget outlines, National Endowment for the Humanities grant application and
information, and other accounting information.
F158 Evaluation forms
F159 Audio tapes
Recording of symposium on three reel-to-reel tapes.
F160 Miscellaneous
Photographs, name tags, brochures, and copy of Shirley's speech given at
symposium.
7 Series III. 2. Thomas Harriot: Renaissance Scientist (1974)
Contains material pertaining to Thomas Harriot: Renaissance Scientist
(1974), a collection of essays based upon the 1971 University of Delaware
symposium and edited by Shirley. Folders of individual essays also
include authors' notes, correspondence, corrected galley proofs, and other
matter. Essays are arranged alphabetically by author.
F161 Page proof
With autograph corrections.
Galley proofs with autograph corrections and a photocopy of the index
F162 Part I
Galley proofs removed to the galley section.
F163 Part II
Galley proofs removed to the galley section.
F164 Jacquot, Jean. "Harriot, Hill, and Warner"
Galley proofs removed to the galley section.
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F165 Maddison, Frances. "Refracting Telescope"
F166 North, John. "Harriot and Sunspots"
Galley proofs removed to the galley section.
Pepper, Jon V. "Mathematical Navigation"
F167 Part I
F168 Part II
Galley proofs removed to the galley section.
F169 Quinn, David B. "Harriot and the New World"
Galley proofs removed to the galley section.
F170 Rosen, Edward. "Harriot's Science"
Galley proofs removed to the galley section.
F171 Shirley, John. "Raleigh and Harriot"
Galley proofs removed to the galley section.
F172 Tanner, R. C. H. "Henry Stevens and Harriot"
Galley proofs removed to the galley section.
F173 Index
F174 Listing of Harriot and Raleigh references
F175 Listing of photocopies and reprints
F176 Correspondence
With Oxford and Clarendon University Presses regarding publication matters.
F177 Accounting information
Royalty payment forms, offprint requests, etc.
F178 Reviews of Thomas Harriot: Renaissance Scientist
Galley proofs removed to the galley section.
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Series III. 3. Science and Arts in the Renaissance Symposium at the Folger
Institute, 1978
Correspondence and planning documents
F179 Part I
F180 Part II
F181 Miscellaneous
Drafts of Shirley's symposium speech, notes, and symposium and Folger Institute
brochures.
Series III. 4. Science and the Arts in the Renaissance (1985)
Material related to the collection of essays published from the 1978 Folger
symposium, edited by Shirley and F. David Hoeniger. Includes drafts of and notes
related to each chapter, which are arranged by their order in the publication.
Folders also contain drafts of other works by the same authors.
F182 Introduction
F183 Crombie, Alistair C. "Science and the Arts in the Renaissance: The Search for
Truth and Certainty, Old and New"
F184 Bylebyl, Jerome L. "Medicine, Philosophy, and Humanism in Renaissance Italy"
F185 Rattansi, P. M. "Art and Science: The Paracelsian Vision"
F186 Palisca, Claude V. "The Science of Sound and Musical Practice"
F187 Shirley, John W. "Science and Navigation in Renaissance England"
F188 Ackerman, James. "The Involvement of Artists in Renaissance Science"
F189 Hoeniger, F. David. "How Plants and Animals Were Studied in the Mid-
Sixteenth Century"
F190 Ritterbush, Philip C. "The Organism as Symbol: An Innovation in Art"
F191 Edgerton, Samuel Y., Jr. "The Renaissance Development of the Scientific
Illustration"
F192 Mahoney, Michael S. "Diagrams and Dymanics: Mathematical Perspectives on
Edgerton's Thesis"
F193 Streuver, Nancy
Series III. 5. Annual Thomas Harriot Seminar in England, 1967-1984
Contains notes, drafts and copies of speeches and articles, brochures, and
other seminar-related material.
F194 1967
F195 1968
F196 1969
F197 1970
F198 1971
F199 1972
F200 1973
F201 1974
F202 1976
F203 1977
F204 1978
F205 1979
F206 1980
F207 1981
F208 1983
F209 1984
F210 1985
Series III. 6. Other Harriot-related conferences, 1978-1987
Items similar to that contained in folders of other seminar material.
F211 St. Lawrence University Convocation, 1978
F212 Oxford History of Science Seminar, 1979
Tekniska Museet: Biennial Symposia in the History of Technology, 1979
F213 Part I
F214 Part II
F215 International Sir Walter Raleigh Conference, 1987
9 Series IV. Correspondence
Professional correspondence largely relating to Shirley's Harriot research.
Shirley's original organization of the material has been preserved, with
correspondence arranged alphabetically by personal name. Also contains
enclosures such as brochures, articles, photos, copies, etc., and a file of
chronologically arranged carbons of outgoing letters.
Chronological
F216 Part I, 1979-1973
F217 Part II, 1973-1968
F218 Miscellaneous, 1968-1987
F219 A
F220 B
F221 Bittner, William
F222 British Museum
F223 C
F224 Clarendon Press
F225 Crombie, Alistair
F226 D
F227 E
F228 F
F229 G
H
F230 Part I
F231 Part II
F232 I
F233 J
F234 Jaquot, Jean
F235 Joyce, William
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F236 K
F237 Kelliher, H.
F238 Kinney, A.
F239 L
F240 Lloyd, Megan
F241 M
F242 Macmillan
F243 N
F244 Niels Bohr Library
F245 North, John
F246 O
F247 P, Q
10 F248 Pepper, Jon
F249 Quinn, D. B.
F250 R
F251 Rank Zerox
F252 Reich, Karen
F253 Rosen, Edward
F254 Rukeyser, Muriel
F255 S
F256 Sherborne, Dorset
F257 T
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Tanner, Cecily
F258 Part I
F259 Part II
F260 U, V
F261 W
F262 X,Y, Z
Series V. Harriot manuscripts
Copies of all known Harriot manuscripts, produced from originals or
microfilm at the British Museum, Petworth House and several other
private British archival collections. Manuscripts are represented in several
forms: bound copies, loose copies, microfilm, and photographs and slides.
Also present are photocopies, slides, and photographs of miscellaneous
manuscripts. Ten binders containing detailed information about the
manuscripts complete the series, along with an additional five binders
entitled "Chronology." Manuscripts are arranged by owner of the original.
Series V. 1. Manuscript photocopies
Boxes 11-35 are shelved in the oversize section.
11 British Museum ADD'L 6782, bound
12 British Museum ADD'L 6782, loose
13 British Museum ADD'L 6783, bound
14 British Museum ADD'L 6783, loose
15 British Museum ADD'L 6784, bound
16 British Museum ADD'L 6784, loose
17 British Museum ADD'L 6785, bound
18 British Museum ADD'L 6785, loose
19 British Museum ADD'L 6786, bound
20 British Museum ADD'L 6786, loose
21 British Museum ADD'L 6787, bound
22 British Museum ADD'L 6787, loose
23 British Museum ADD'L 6788, bound
24 British Museum ADD'L 6788, loose
25 British Museum ADD'L 6789, bound
26 British Museum ADD'L 6789, loose
27 Harley 6001 and 6002, bound and loose
28 Harley 6083, bound
29 Harley 6083, loose
30 Riguad 35 and 50, bound and loose
31 Petworth, bound
32 Petworth, loose I
33 Petworth, loose II
34 West Sussex Records Office, bound
35 F263 Unidentified miscellaneous manuscripts
Some items removed to oversize section (Box 42).
Series V. 2. Microfilm
36 Positive film
Includes British Museum 6782-6789, Harley 6001-6003, Petworth, British
Museum Birch 4394-4396, and various individually-titled manuscripts.
37 Negative duplications
Includes British Museum 6782-6789, Harley, Bodleian, Petworth, and West
Sussex Records Office.
10 Series V. 3. Photographs and slides
F264 Slides of Harriot's observations of the moon, 1610-1612
F265 Slides of Harriot's lecture on navigation, 1595
F266 Slides of Molana Abbey
F267 Miscellaneous slides
F268 Photographs
Series V. 4. Binders
Binders have been numbered and are labeled B1 through B15.
10 B1 Index to manuscripts
B2 Dates on manuscripts
38 B3 British Museum manuscripts, notes
B4 British Museum manuscripts, transcriptions of letters
B5 British Museum manuscripts, decipherment notes
B6 British Museum manuscripts, notes on ADD'L MS 4394
B7 Petworth House manuscripts, I
B8 Petworth House manuscripts, II
39 B9 Syon House manuscripts, notes
B10 Syon House manuscripts, transcriptions
B11 Chronology 1560-1595
B12 Chronology 1596-1601
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B13 Chronology 1602-1609
B14 Chronology 1610-1612
B15 Chronology 1613-1621
B16 Chronology notes
41 Series VI. Shirley: Professional, not related to Harriot
Materials relating to Shirley's years in academia as professor, provost, and
acting President. Also contains personal information regarding Shirley's
receipt of a John Simons Guggenheim Fellowship.
Series VI. 1. Writings
F269 Doctoral thesis: The Parasite, the Glutton, and the Hungry Knave in English
Drama to 1625
Also contains written examinations.
F270 Writings in English literature
Drafts of articles.
F271 An Ambassador Writes Home
Also includes correspondence.
F272 Writings in Physics
Published articles.
Series VI. 2. Speeches
Typescripts and drafts of speeches, mostly on the topic of education,
delivered as keynote addresses, commencement speeches, etc.
Speeches given while dean of the faculty at North Carolina State College
F273 Part I
F274 Part II
F275 Part III
Speeches given while at the University of Delaware
F276 Part I
F277 Part II
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Series VI. 3. Education-related
F278 Commission on Tests
F279 National Foreign Policy Conference for Leaders in Higher Education, 1972
Includes conference materials such as pamphlets, registration information, etc.
Series VI. 4. Guggenheim Fellowship
F280 Application and correspondence
F281 Correspondence
Plans for working in England
F282 Part I
F283 Part II
F284 Library regulations and tickets
From the British libraries where Shirley conducted his research.
Series VI. 5. Personal
F285 Articles by friends
Published articles written by Shirley's friends in academia. Most works are
autographed by author.
F286 Stationery
Letterhead of the English Speaking Union and H. Fletcher Brown Professor at the
University of Delaware. Also includes Shirley's business cards.
F287 Miscellaneous photographs
42 Oversize material from the collection
Appendix A - Books
The following books have been removed and cataloged for Special Collections' printed
collection.
H. Rodney Sharp Sr.: An Appreciation. Newark, DE: University of Delaware, 1980. Laid in is
a presentation letter from President E. A. Trabant to Shirley. (Spec LD 1482.65 S53 W66
1980)
Harriot, Thomas. Narrative of the First English Plantation of Virginia. London: Bernard
Quaritch, 1893. (Spec F 229 .H275x 1893)
Rigaud, S. P. Supplement to Dr. Bradley's Miscellaneous Works: with an account of Harriot's
Historical Papers. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1833. Inscribed by the author.
(Spec QB 3 .B82 1833)
Rukeyser, Muriel. The Traces of Thomas Harriot. New York: Random House, 1971.
Presentation inscription to Shirley from the author. (Spec DA 86.22 .H27 R8 1971)
Treasure Island: A gala dinner and auction. Newark, DE: University of Delaware Library
Associates, 1985. Shirley's copy of the catalog with his bidding cards laid in. (Spec Z
999 .T74x 1985)
*For copies of the newsletter Harrioteer, which is devoted to scholarship related to Thomas
Harriot, ask the Manuscript Librarian.
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