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Manuscripts and Archives holdings related to Japan: Other

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Charles James Morse papers, 1897-1911 (inclusive) 

MS 978

The largest part of these papers consist of 137 volumes of translations into English, mainly from Japanese, of published works on Japanese and other branches of Oriental art. Also in the papers are two bound volumes of letters from Japan written between 1897 and 1898 by Charles James Morse and his wife, Anne Perkins Woodbridge Morse. 

 

David Ernest Apter papers, 1920-2002 (inclusive), 1951-1960 (bulk). 

MS 1806

The materials include photographs documenting Sanrizuka Hantai Dōmei in Japan, 1979-1982.

 

Benajah Ticknor papers, 1818-1852.

MS 495

A journal, 1846, documenting the Japan-Biddle Mission to conclude a commercial treaty with Japan.

 

John Fee Embree papers, 1926-1950.

MS 976

Manuscripts and article reprints concerning Japanese ancestry and relocation.

 

David Andrew Hunter papers, 1942-1958.

MS 1486

Photographs of Japanese bunker and flags.

 

Leonard Bloomfield papers, 1909-1950.

MS 635

Papers of a linguist.  Included is an anonymous typescript, “Japanese Notes,” undated.