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Philip Whalen performs one of his poems in front of an audience at a town hall.
The full ceremony audio showcasing the awarding of USU a Distinguished Friend of Iran award from the Ambassador of Iran.
Translated title page of the Algonquian Bible. It was translated by John Eliot.
This is the first page of Matthew from the New Testament translated into Algonquian. It was translated in 1661.
An argument attributed to Daniel Defoe that proposes the building of a foundling hospital to mitigate the problems of over population in the eighteenth century.
The 1729 publication of Jonathan Swift's A Modest Proposal.
This is a drawing depicting the treatment of slaves in the late 16th and early 17th century on the island of Hispaniola. Slaves from Guinea dug in the silver mines for the Spanish in Hispaniola. Slaves were forced to work for their European masters…
Conan arrives in Haiti, meets the people, and learns he and President Trump both have a lot to learn about the history of Haiti.
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This image depicts the statue of a freed slave as his shackles are released and he holds aloft his letter of manumission.
An engraved image depicting Mr. Saunders Feeding Ceasar and Pompey
Engraved image from Gulliver's Travels depicting a Houyhnhnm bringing Gulliver a tray of oats as a Yahoo watches on
Illustration taken from page 16 of 'The Life and Strange Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe ... With one hundred and twenty original illustrations by Walter Paget depicting Crusoe and his parrot
Illustration taken from page 189 of 'The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe ... With a portrait, and one hundred illustrations by J. D. Watson, engraved on wood by the brothers Dalziel Crusoe with his parrot, cats, and kid goats
A hand drawn picture depicting a Haitian woman and two white citizens.
Portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte
A painting done in 1779 if a Mulatto woman on the Barbados islands. She is depicted speaking with slaves of the island.
In this work of art, slaves can be seen working a plantation on an island. While some slaves work, others act as overseers, guaranteeing the work is done to the satisfaction of the plantation owner. Slaves depicted in this painting are planting…
This image has been taken from scan 000538 from volume 03 of "The National and Domestic History of England ... With numerous steel plates, coloured pictures, etc".
Local students draw pictures and write poems to donate to the war and peace center on the campus of Utah State University
Ernie Kovac's parody of Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake." In this rendition of "Swan Lake," Kovac uses gorillas as the dancers instead of the stereotypical ballet dancers.
First Presidency letter explaining reasons the Church does not support the ERA
A published Frequently Asked Questions summary published by the LDS Church in pamphlet about the ERA
Frequently Asked Questions and Summary from an LDS published Church Pamphlet
Built Environment: 130 Years of Growth, Development, and Change on the USU Campus Title Graphic
Introduction graphic for The Built Environment Exhibit at Utah State University's Merrill-Cazier Library.
Describes an LDS perspective on the Equal Rights Amendment
An article from the LDS perspective on the ERA
Old Main graphic for The Built Environment Exhibit at Utah State University's Merrill-Cazier Library.
A graphic detailing the history of USU's Old Main. Used for The Built Environment Exhibit at USU's Merrill-Cazier Library.
The Old Arc graphic for The Built Environment exhibit at USU's Merrill-Cazier library.
Year of the Arts graphic for The Built Environment exhibit at USU's Merrill-Cazier Library
Aggies at Arms: Impact of World War I and World War II Graphic for The Built Environment Exhibit at USU's Merrill-Cazier Library
An Aggies at Arms: Impact of World War I and World War II Graphic for The Built Environment Exhibit at USU's Merrill-Cazier Library
