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Lecture(s) by Woods, split into four parts, with some Greek letters and math symbols handwritten.

First page of Whitehead's toast for Al Smith

Contains handwritten notes in pencil

Portions have been crossed out, and a new title written at the top: A London Trade School, 1919

This is an incomplete typescript of Whitehead's "Autobiographical Notes" that would appear in his Library of Living Philosophers volume.

Published in the Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences Vol. 75 No. 1 in 1942

Two separate drafts with handwritten emendations. Published in the Atlantic Monthly in 1927.

An address given on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the Harvard Business School.

A manuscript for Whitehead's first Harvard lecture. Comparison with student notes reveals that this typescript is not exactly the lecture that Whitehead actually delivered; he both added and substracted material from this version.

A handwritten address in which Whitehead proposes two changes to college statutes, the first to give the Council the power to elect only one dean, as opposed to a senior and a junior dean, and second, to remove the restriction which obliges the…

A toast given to statesmen Alfred Smith at Harvard University. Contains three different drafts with handwritten emendations, and two competing reports of a guest count.