Property:HPB SB page notes
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Composite mounting. The left and upper-right clippings conclude two items begun on scrapbook page 161. The central clipping begins a letter under the Correspondence heading and continues on page 163. The rotated lower strip preserves entries 18–24 of a book list whose heading, entries 1–17, and remaining sections are mounted on page 163; the disrupted physical order is recorded explicitly rather than silently reconstructed. +
Composite mounting. The page concludes Gordon’s Vega letter and contains six further newspaper items catalogued below. +
Composite mounting. The upper-left clipping concludes the Correspondence letter begun on scrapbook page 162 with the signature P. U. V.; beneath it are a separate letter by V. V. N. and a notice signed by P. Murrugesa Mudaliar. The lower-left and right clippings preserve the heading, entries 1–17 and 25–70, journal list and instructions of the catalogue whose displaced entries 18–24 are mounted on page 162. The list ends here; page 164 begins unrelated material. +
Composite mounting: one continuation from Light, a second Light article and two letters from The Truth Seeker. +
Composite mounting: the upper and left clipping is The Arya, May 1882, printed p. 65, while the separate lower-right clipping begins an April article on printed p. 45. +
Composite mounting: the upper clipping concludes The Arya, May 1882, printed p. 57; the separate lower clipping begins “Editorial Notes” on printed p. 49. The album therefore does not preserve the source-page order at this point. +
Composite page with one continuation and five further newspaper items. Freethought continues on page 201. +
Composite page with the conclusion from page 198 and four newspaper items; Editorial Notes continues on page 200. +
Conclusion from Moskovskie Vedomosti, No. 88, 29 March 1880, p. 5, followed by the beginning of Letter XX from No. 97, 7 April 1880, p. 4. Damaged wording and the absent printed footnote of the former are restored from the exact newspaper originals and marked in the text. +
Conclusion of Letter XIV from Moskovskie Vedomosti, No. 55, 25 February 1880, and beginning of Letter XV from No. 64, 5 March 1880. +
Conclusion of Letter XV from Moskovskie Vedomosti, No. 64, 5 March 1880, and beginning of Letter XVI from No. 69, 10 March 1880. The printed bibliographic footnote, absent from this clipping, has been restored from the original newspaper, No. 69, p. 2. +
Conclusion of Letter XVI from Moskovskie Vedomosti, No. 69, 10 March 1880, and beginning of Letter XVII from No. 76, 17 March 1880. The printed bibliographic footnote, absent from the second clipping, has been restored from the original newspaper, No. 76, p. 3. +
Conclusion of Letter XVII from Moskovskie Vedomosti, No. 76, 17 March 1880. Ink-obscured letters have been restored from the original newspaper, p. 3, and marked in the text. +
Conclusion of Letter XVIII from Moskovskie Vedomosti, No. 81, 22 March 1880, followed by the beginning of Letter XIX from No. 85, 26 March 1880. Damaged wording and the absent bibliographic footnote of the latter are restored from the original newspaper, p. 2, and marked in the text. +
Conclusion of the instalment from Moskovskie Vedomosti, No. 97, 7 April 1880. Characters lost at the torn edge and in an abrasion are restored from the exact newspaper original and marked in the text. +
Conclusion of the instalment in Moskovskie Vedomosti, No. 112, 24 April 1880, p. 4. Characters obscured by ink are restored from the exact newspaper original and marked in the text. +
Concord Books +
Continuation from Moskovskie Vedomosti, No. 112, 24 April 1880. The damaged ending at the lower edge is restored from the exact newspaper original and marked in the text. +
Continuation from Moskovskie Vedomosti, No. 97, 7 April 1880. Damaged wording and a faded accent are restored from the exact newspaper original and marked in the text. The printed footnote below belongs to the asterisk on the preceding scrapbook page. +
Continuation from Moskovskie Vedomosti, No. 88, 29 March 1880, p. 5. Obscured characters are restored from the original newspaper and marked in the text. +