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THE CHILD'S PAPER - NOVEMBER, 1853 - VOL. 2 - NO. 11 by THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY, 1853

Bilder Aus Der Geschichte Amerika's (1866) (German Edition) by American Tract Society, 2010-09-10

The Family Christian Almanac for the United States, for the Year of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ ...: Calculated for Boston, New York, Baltimore, and Charleston by David Young, 2010-02-04

The Morning Star: Or Stories About The Childhood Of Jesus (1855) by American Tract Society Publisher, 2010-09-10

Bible Student's Companion: Containing Bible Textbook, Concordance, Table Of Proper Names, Twelve Maps, Indexes, Etc. (1876) by American Tract Society, 2009-01-19

Studies in John's gospel: the gospel of Christ's deity by David Gregg, 2010-05-18

Step By Step Or Tidy's Way To Freedom by American Tract Society, 2004-06-17

The Sabbath at Sea; or The History of Samuel Newman. by [American Tract Society]., 1832

From Dawn To Dark In Italy: A Tale Of The Reformation In The Sixteenth Century (1869) by The American Tract Society, 2010-09-10

THE CHILD'S PAPER - DEC, 1853 - VOL. 2 - NO. 24 by THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY, 1853

Scenes in Switzerland by American Tract Society, 2010-07-24

Select Temperance Tracts by American Tract Society, 2010-03-07

Practical truths: Consisting of his various writings for the American Tract Society, and correspondence from the Society's formation in 1825, to his death in 1851 by Archibald Alexander, 1998

A Dialogue Between A Traveller & Yourself. (American Tract Society, 35) by American Tract Society, 1819

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Index To Comic Art Collection: "American Scene" To "Americaville"
American Tract Society. American comics publisher (religious comics). American Tract Society.
http://www.lib.msu.edu/comics/rri/arri/amers.htm

Extractions: Back up the list Autobiographical comics written by Harvey Pekar, done with various artists Animated feature films represented here by adaptations and tie-ins American comics publisher (religious comics) The people and peoples of America, usually meaning of the United States of America (U.S.A.). See also Yanks
Meet Jesus Christ - Come To Know The Lord.
You Are Someone Special DigiTracts.Com and the American Tract Society have teamedup to bring you a new DigiTract titled You Are Someone Special Use this
http://www.fishthe.net/digitracts/
WHEEL POWER
American Bible Society. American Filter. American Tract SocietyAmerican TractSociety. Covenant Arts. Dare 2 Share MinistryDare 2 Share Ministries.
http://www.wheelpower.org/links.html
Links
Since 1825, American Tract Society has distributed and published billionsof books, Bibles, CDROMs, audio tapes and Tracts. ATS
http://www.stonegateresources.org/links.htm
NEW YORK CITY - IMAGES
The American Tract Society Building from Park Row. On the right the originalNew York Times Building, nowadays a part of the nearby Pace University.
http://www.greatgridlock.net/NYC_Images/ametract.html
NEW YORK SCRAPERS - EARLY CENTURY I
image thumbnail image THE American Tract Society BUILDING (150 Nassau Street)RH Robertson. was built in 18941896 for the American Tract Society.
http://www.greatgridlock.net/NYC/nyc1.html

Extractions: P A R T The late 19th century saw the coming of age of skyscraper design from the early cast-iron structures to the steel-framed buildings, rising in great numbers all over the city. The visual form of these late-19th and early 20th century buildings was still rather much tied to the revivalist forms of the bygone century, neo-Gothic, neo-Renaissance and neo-Classicism. Tower Building Bradford Lee Gilbert was built in 1888 as the first all-metal-framed building in New York City. It was built on a plot only six meters wide, which ruled out the use of massive masonry walls. The 11-storey, 48-meter building had an internal steel frame as the load-bearing structure, and the architect reserved the two top floors for his own use to take away any suspicions that the new owner might have about the strength of the building. The building has been since demolished.
Historical Society Of Delaware - (put Name Here)
1825. Christian Almanac for Pennsylvania, Philadelphia PhiladelphiaBranch of the American Tract Society, 1828, 1839. The Churchman
http://www.hsd.org/Library_Almanacs.htm

Extractions: of the Historical Society of Delaware Delaware Almanacs listed alphabetically by title: Sharp, Joshua, The Annual Visiter: and Citizen and Farmers Almanac , Wilmington: James Wilson, 1808-09, 1812-15,1820 Bassett, Nathan The Annual Visiter: and Citizen and Farmers Almanac , Wilmington: James Wilson,1819 The Annual Visiter: and Citizen and Farmers Almanac , Wilmington: James Wilson,1824 Bannakers Wilmington Almanac , Wilmington: J. Adams, 1795 Bonsal and Niles Town and Country Almanac The Citizen and Farmers Almanac, Columbian Almanac or North American Calendar , Wilmington: Peter Brynberg, 1800, 1801, 1804-07, 1810-14 Briggs, Isaac, Columbian Almanac or North American Calendar , Wilmington: Peter Brynberg, 1802 Columbian Almanac or North American Calendar , Wilmington: Robert Porter, 1815-17, 1819-25, 1831-32 Bassett, Nathan, Columbian Almanac or North American Calendar , Wilmington: Robert Porter, 1826,1827 Collom, William, Columbian Almanac or North American Calendar , Wilmington: Robert Porter, 1828-30 Columbian Almanac or North American Calendar , Wilmington: P.B. Porter, 1833-42
Conservative And Evangelical Mailing Lists From Response Unlimited
League. American Spectator. American Tract Society, Americans forResponsible TV. Back to Bible, Baker Book House, Bauer for President.
http://www.responseunlimited.com/clients.html

Extractions: For a complete list, contact Response Unlimited Alliance Defense Fund American Bible Society American Center for Law and Justice American Center for Legislative Reform American Family Association American Life League American Spectator American Tract Society Americans for Responsible T.V. Back to Bible Baker Book House Bauer for President The Bible League BMG Direct Book of the Month Club Boy Scouts of America Buchanan 2000 CBN Publishing Campus Crusade for Christ Campus Crusade for Christ of Canada Canadian Bible Society Child Protection Lobby Christian Action Network Christian Book Distributors Christian Broadcasting Network Christian Coalition of America Christianity Today Chosen People Ministries Citizens Against Government Waste Clinton Investigative Commission Coalition of Politically Active Christians Columbia House College Republican National Committee Concerned Women for America Conservative Book Club Coral Ridge Ministries
NBC Resources Links
New Hope Publishers American Bible Society International Bible Society AmericanTract Society The Tract League Fellowship Tract League World Missionary Press
http://www.nbcsbc.org/main/misc/links.htm

Extractions: MissionLab provides a customized-mission trip in the city of New Orleans. Groups are placed at mission project sites based upon their abilities, needs, and previous experience. MissionLab is a ministry of the Providence Learning Center at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. MissionLab coordinates all housing, food, and mission projects.
Detailed Look At American Tract Society - Gospel Literature Since 1825
Home Evangelism Resources Tracts American Tract Society Gospel LiteratureSince 1825. American Tract Society - Gospel Literature Since 1825.
http://www.lookforitonline.com/engine/info/4554.html

Extractions: Advanced Search Newsletter Language Tools Bookmark ... Tracts : American Tract Society - Gospel Literature Since 1825 Detailed View: http://www.gospelcom.net/ats/ Publishes creative multilingual Christian tracts, attention arresting evangelistic literature as well as discipleship and witnessing resources for the local church. Submitted by: admin Visit this link Rate It
Hope Way
contact us. English Tract and image links courtesy of Good News Publishers,United Church of God and American Tract Society Poetry.
http://www.hopeway.org/gospel/

Extractions: Features Links Lord, thank you for loving me and coming to earth to show us the way. I believe you died to pay for my sin and You were raised from the dead to give me eternal life. I want to turn from my sin and place my faith in You right now. Please come into my life and be my Savior and Lord. Show me how to live and help me to follow you always. In Your name I pray. Amen. If you have any additional questions, please contact us English tract and image links courtesy of Good News Publishers United Church of God and American Tract Society Literature
Hope Way
contact us. English Tract and image links courtesy of Good News Publishers,United Church of God and American Tract Society Life Story.
http://www.hopeway.org/gospel/index.asp?cat=Love
Online Catalogue - Books - Miniature
American SS Union, Honey Drops, Philadelphia, 1855, 2¼ x 1½ x 128pp, G, $65.American Tract Society, DewDrops, Welsh 2319 New York, 1849, 2 x 1-3/8 x ¼ ,G, SOLD.
http://www.lombardmaps.com/cat/books/minibooks.htm

Extractions: American Tragedy c.1880, Germany 2" x 1-1/8" x ¾" G, Hinged box w/ miniature Scotch bottle within Bible Forget-Me-Nots London 2¾" x 2¾" VG SOLD Bible History with Woodcuts c.1800's 2" x 1¾" x 184pp VG, Hand sewn, all leather, scuffed, tight Clasped notebook c.1900 1" x 1" VG, Plain pages inside Flip Book 2¼" x 1½" f Koran Modern 1" x 7/8" VG, in metal lockett SOLD Miniature Calendar, 1900 2" x 1¼" VG Miniature Calendar, 1902 2½" x 1½" VG Miniature Calendar, 1905 2¾" x 1½" VG Miniature Calendar, 1926 2" x 1¼" VG The New Testament 1¼" x 1" VG Stone Book 1897, Manitou (probably Colorado) 1½" x 1¼" G, Very rare American Sunday School Union The History of Thomas Brown w/ woodcuts Philadelphia, c.1830 4¼" x 2¾" x 15pp G American S. S. Union Honey Drops Philadelphia, 1855 2¼" x 1½" x 128pp G American Tract Society Dew-Drops Welsh #2319
Isaac Thomas Family Papers
Walter, Walker Co. Alexandria (La.) Catahoula Parish (La.) Rapides Parish (La.)American Tract Society Practice of lawLouisiana Land grants Louisiana.
http://www.lib.lsu.edu/special/findaid/t4634.html

Extractions: (Mss. 4634) Inventory Biographical/Historical Note Isaac Thomas (1774-1859) was active as a politician, lawyer and planter. He moved from Tennessee to Alexandria, Louisiana in 1819 where he operated a steam boat, a sawmill and ran a plantation. He was a large land_ and slaveowner, and was reputedly the first planter to introduce sugar cultivation to central Louisiana. He was a Democratic member of the Louisiana State Senate (1823-27). His first wife was Jane Bullard (d. ca. 1833); he then married Emmeline Flint, with whose family he was in business. Scope and Content Note The papers relate to the business and legal career of Isaac Thomas. Several papers document the history of land ownership in Rapides and Catahoula Parishes, La. Letters and legal papers document the practice of law in Louisiana. Series Descriptions/ Container List Financial Papers, 1818_38 (2 folders). Correspondence is in English and French and largely concerns legal and financial business. It includes several letters from Susan F. Dunlap of Vicksburg, executrix of the estate of H.W. Dunlap, relating to the settlement of her husband's estate, the sale of a slave and the transplanting of roses sent to Thomas's wife (1849_50, n.d.), and a letter concerning a judgement on the administration of the estate of Levi Martin (see below, Legal Papers). Family correspondence consists of a letter from Andrew J. Isacks, Thomas's nephew, whom he was financing through college at Canonsburg, Pennsylvania (August, 1841), a letter from Thomas's brother-in-law, Micah P. Flint, concerning land bought in Monroe, La. (April 6, 1936) and a letter from Thomas's daughter, Jane Bullard Thomas, asking permission to spend a year in the North to continue her education (n.d.). A letter from A. Binge details the cuttings of seventeen varieties of grape shipped to Thomas (March 8, 1843).
Children's Literature - Island 1
Displayed Peter Piper, Philadelphia Johnson, 1836; The Picture Alphabet inProse and Verse, New York the American Tract Society, ?1840; and Turner
http://www.sc.edu/library/spcoll/kidlit/kidlit/kidlit1.html

Extractions: Island 1: Instruction, Religion, and Early Didactic Writers A horn-book For centuries, children began learning to read with the alphabet and the Lord's Prayer. Shown here is a facsimile of a small hand-held horn-book, named for the thin sheet of horn that protected the printed alphabet from which the child would learn to spell out letters and words. Alphabet books With the horn-book are displayed three early nineteenth-century American alphabet books, showing the interrelation of reading and religious instruction, both in the home and in the Sunday School movement. Displayed: Peter Piper , Philadelphia: Johnson, 1836; The Picture Alphabet in Prose and Verse , New York: the American Tract Society, ?1840; and Marmaduke Multiply
Angelica Singleton Van Buren - Island 5
The Village in the Mountains; Conversion of Peter Bayssiere; and History of a BibleNew York The American Tract Society, nd Inscribed To MC Singleton from
http://www.sc.edu/library/spcoll/hist/single/single5.html

Extractions: Island 5 Books belonging to Mary Carter Singleton (1837-1863) and other family members Literary taste in the generation after Angelica is represented by her niece, Mary Carter Singleton. Twenty years on, the upbringing of a young lady in South Carolina remained remarkably similar to Angelica's own, including attending a finishing school, yet Mary Singleton's books show also a significant new interest in works by women authors and about women's issues. In 1858, Mary married Rev. Robert Barnwell, thereby providing the link between the Singletons and the Barnwell family, through whom this collection descended. Also displayed in this case are books from the Phillips' gift from other members of the family, including her two sons, along with some unsigned items from the collection that round out the picture it gives of women's reading in the mid-nineteenth century. Caroline Gilman, 1794-1888
Culture Native Language Material Br Native American
1831. Ojibwa Nugumoshangi Ojibwa hymns. New York American Tract Society,nd. Ojibwewiikidowinian An Ojibwe Word Resource Book.
http://www.lib.cmich.edu/clarke/iculnala.htm

Extractions: Native American Bibliography Native language materials include many religious books in part because it was in the cause of religion that the language was transcribed into the English alphabet. Before this transcription the language was oral, but communication across time and space was possible through the use of symbols. Anishabe Enamiad. A Monthly Journal published by the Franciscan Fathers to Missions among the Ottawa and Chippewa ... Harbor Springs, MI. 1898-1903. American Bible Society, NY. Do Min Wah Je Moo Win Owh Joh: The Gospel of John in Ojibway. New York: American Bible Society, 1964. Apostle's Creed in the Original Chippewa Language. Ki Ki No a Ma Gu Nug... Translated by Shawandsa, Presentation by Shoskogeshick. N.p., n.d. Baraga, Frederic. A Dictionary of the Ojibway Language: With a New Forward by John D. Nichols. St. Paul, MN: Minnesota Historical Society Press, 1992. Baraga, Frederic. A Dictionary of the Otchipwe Language, Explained in English. This language is spoken by the Chippewa Indians, as also by the Otawas, Potawatamis and Algonquins, with little difference. For the use of missionaries and other persons living among the above mentioned Indians. Cincinnati, OH: Printed for Jos. A. Hemann, 1853.
Appendix G (African-American Periodicals)
MFILM NS 10530. Boston American Tract Society. Freedman's Advocate, 18641865. TheFreedman's Journal, 1865-1866. American Tract Society MFILM NS 10316.
http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/ssrg/misc/afrper.html

Extractions: Alphabetical Title List Daniel, Walter C. Black Journals of the United States . (1982) PN4882.5 D36. A reasonably comprehensive listing of Black journals, past and present, with publication history, index sources, etc. Bullock, Penelope L. The Afro-American Periodical Press, 1838-1909. (1810) PN4882.5 B8 - Stack. Provides publishing history, a brief description of the nature of the journal, and some indication of holding institutions. Wisconsin. University. Madison. Library. Black Periodicals and Newspapers: A Union List of Holdings in Libraries of the University of Wisconsin and the Library of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin , compiled by Niel E. Strache, et. al. (2nd ed., 1979) Z1361.N39 W59. Newspapers and Periodicals By and About Black People . Southeastern Library Holdings...(1978) Z1361.N39 N67. Index to Black Periodicals , 1950 to date. Z1369.N39 I55. Formerly entitled: Index to Periodicals By and About Blacks , this is the most comprehensive listing of articles in leading Black periodicals for material published since 1950. Newman, Richard.
LINKS RESOURCES
ATS Tracts. In conjunction with the American Tract Society, Links Players haspublished Dream On, the story of twotime US Open champion Lee Janzen.
http://www.linksplayers.com/LINKS_RESOURCES/links_resources.html

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American Thoracic Society - Assemblies: Microbiology, Tuberculosis & Pulmonary I
local and systemic factors which defend the respiratory Tract against infectiouschallenge;; Copyright © 2003 American Thoracic Society.
http://www.thoracic.org/assemblies/mtpi/welcome.asp

Extractions: WELCOME Welcome to the Microbiology, Tuberculosis and Pulmonary Infections (MTPI) Assembly website. The mission of the Assembly is to foster excellence in patient care, research, and educational activities relating to respiratory tract infections, including tuberculosis. To accomplish this aim, the Assembly seeks to: promote collegial interaction among clinicians, basic scientists, and other health care providers concerned with infectious diseases of the respiratory tract; stimulate the scholarly investigation of unsolved problems relating to the microbiology, transmission, pathophysiology, treatment, and prevention of respiratory tract infection; promulgate practice standards and outcome measures for clinical care and laboratory evaluation of respiratory tract infections. The scope of the Assembly's activities includes: all species of microorganisms capable of infecting the respiratory tract;

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