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Colonists of New Russia, written by the noted early nineteenth
century travel writer Mary Holderness.

Faatz gift. Dr. Anita J. Faatz has presented three important items
for addition to the Otto Rank Collection: the framed pastel por-
 

An 1828 engraving of Columbia College, (Chrvstie gift)
trait of Dr, Jessie Taft, Rank's biographer and the donor of the
Rank Papers, drawn by Catharine Grant; and first editions of
Rank's Art and Artist, 1932, and The Trauma of Birth, 1929,
warmly inscribed by Rank to Dr. Taft.

Feinberg gift. Mr. Charles E. Feinberg has donated the following
Walt Whitman items: an original wood-engraving of a Whitman
portrait by William James Linton, 1871, framed with a proof of
the title page of the 1876 edition of Leaves of Grass; and a framed
i860 engraved frontispiece portrait from the third edition of
Leaves of Grass.

Galpin gift. Mrs. Isabella P. Galpin has added to the papers of her
late husband. Professor Alfred M. Galpin, the pen and ink portrait
of him drawn by bis friend Samuel Loveman on July 22, 1922.