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BOX 3366A
Folder #240: Miscellaneous Manuscripts
Untitled criticism of the court system.
Untitled manuscript concerning the conservation of water.
Untitled manuscript concerning the Department of History.
Untitled news release concerning the ethical foundation of education.
Series of news release concerning South Dakota countries.
Untitled data concerning South Dakota countries.
"The Hyde Case"
"Kiwanis Appreciation and Sympathy" concerning Charles Sumner Whiting.
"John Gneisenau Neihardt"
"The Sage of Mission Hill" concerning A.L. Van Osdel.
"Too Ignorant" and "The First White Women" concerning respectively woman suffrage and Pelagic, Guerette La Barge.
"Belden, the White Chief"
"Delegate in Congress from Dakota Territory" concerning John Blair Smith Todd.
"Norbeck and the Roads"
Untitled manuscript concerning Joseph Ward.
Untitled manuscript concerning the South Dakota State Fair.
Untitled manuscript concerning South Dakota agriculture.
"Regulating the Farmer"
Untitled manuscript concerning the new state capitol.
"Tourist Guide to the Black Hills"
Untitled manuscript concerning South Dakota's resources.
"Mount Rushmore National Memorial"
Untitled manuscript concerning the Black Hills.
"The Spanish Regime" concerning Spanish rulers of the Louisiana Territory.
"Brief Review of Archaeological Work in South Dakota"
"Some Good Things for Pierre"
Untitled data concerning the state debt.
Untitled manuscript concerning camping in the Black Hills.
Untitled manuscript concerning South Dakota agriculture and industry.
Untitled manuscript concerning the assets of South Dakota.
"South Dakota Resurgam" concerning the depression of 1935.
Untitled manuscript concerning the historical aspects of religion in South Dakota.
Untitled data concerning South Dakota.
"The Women Power of South Dakota Through Registration"
"The Dining Room Orchestra"
Untitled manuscript concerning the "civilization" of the Indian under the Dawes and Burke acts.
"Prohibition with Compensation"
"The Spelling Book Democracy" concerning the Anson H. Bigelow primary election ballot.
"Education Methods"
"The Conservative"
"Calvin Coolidge Says" comparing Washington and Lincoln.
"The Soul of the Indian"
"A Dark Subject"
"An American Scenario" concerning the Sublette family.
"When Christ Came to Dakota"
Folder #241: Miscellaneous Manuscripts Return to Top of Page "Power from the Missouri" Untitled manuscript concerning the conduct of state business.
"Certain Adventures in State Socialism" concerning South Dakota constitutional history.
"State Commission Government"
"Bill Mad"
"Flood Protection"
Untitled manuscript on the necessity of vital statistics.
"Campaign that Failed" concerning bills that failed to pass the State Legislatures.
"The Divine Right of Princes" concerning Sitting Bull.
Untitled manuscript concerning the League of Nations.
Untitled manuscript concerning the D.A.R.
"Prophetic Vision" concerning the judicial system.
"Monstrous" concerning a planned economy.
"The Cockloft"
"The State Gallery of Portraiture"
"A Point in Solar Astronomy"
"Graphic Studies in National economy"
Untitled humorous essay.
Untitled humorous essay.
"Journey up the Missouri" concerning the Northwestern Indian Commission of 1866. "A Land Sharp"
"Old Settlers"
"Memorial Address, Hurley, 1901"
"Romance and Heroism in South Dakota History"
"Comparison of Prose, Fiction, and Poetry"
"The whence and the whither of Pip's Expectations"
"The Reflection of an Era upon its Poetry"
"A Few Observations" for the Pierre Dickens Club.
"Martin Chuzzlewit"
Folder #242: Miscellaneous Manuscripts Return to Top of Page
"Historical Fiction"
"The Outline of History, by H.G. Wells"
"Vitalized History"
"Teaching History through Historical Novels" "Some Objectives in Teaching History"
"The Value of History"
"Lincoln County Immortals" concerning Oscar S. Gifford, Thomas Thorson, and George Williston Nash.
"The Old Order Passeth"
Untitled patriotic address.
Untitled dedication of firefighters' monument in Pierre.
"The New Autocracy" concerning the labor movement.
"Education-The American Fetish"
Untitled manuscript on the survival of the fittest.
"Our Great State"
"Little Bend of the Missouri River"
"Little Bend of the Missouri River"
"An Internal Improvement" concerning the Missouri River.
"Opening Day Address, 1910”
"An Address on State Pride"
Untitled manuscript concerning prohibition.
Untitled manuscript concerning Lyon County, Iowa (?).
Untitled manuscript delivered to unidentified eighth grade graduation.
"Defamation of Public Officials"
"The Missouri River Bridges"
"The Yankton College Address"
Untitled manuscript delivered at dedication of Wagon Bridge across Missouri River at Mobridge.
"Address before South Dakota Lumber Dealers Association"
"The Father of Democracy"
Untitled manuscript delivered at dedication of Elm River monument. "Adjustments and Re-adjustments"
"The Christian Lawyer and His Work"
"What I Wish somebody had Told Me at Eighteen" (by Harry A. Robinson).
"The Law Covering Missouri River Accretion, Avulsion and Reliction Lands, as Enunciated by the decisions of the Supreme Court and the Statutes of the State of North Dakota" (by Harry A. Robinson).
Untitled manuscript concerning Henry Kimball Warren.
"Crimes Incorporated"
"Recommendations"
"Intelligent Goodness"
"Commencement Address"
BOX 3366B
Folder #251: Miscellaneous Papers Return to Top of Page
BOX 3367A
Folder #252: Miscellaneous Papers
Folder #253: Annual Review Statistics, 1902-1907 (Agriculture) Folder #254: Annual Review Statistics, 1907-1926 (Agriculture) Folder #255: Annual Review Statistics, 1907-1926 (Agriculture) Folder #256: Annual Review Statistics, 1907-1926 (Agriculture) Folder #257: Annual Review Statistics, 1907-1926 (Agriculture) BOX 3367B Folder #258: Annual Review Statistics, 1903-1912 (Banking) Return to Top of Page Folder #259: Subject File
Material collected by Robinson concerning hydroelectric development in South Dakota, see also Oversize Folder #2.
Volume #1: The Arena,, May 1895 containing "A Poet of the Northwest," by James Realf, Jr., which concerns Doane Robinson.
Volume #2: "Contributions to The Century Magazine by Doane Robinson 1891-1899." With an introductory study of his verxe published in The Arena in 1895, and "A Sidelight on the Sioux Indian," from McClure's,, Aug. 1903.
Volume #3: "Footnotes and References on Early Entries in 1899," a booklet of notes for "History of South Dakota from Earliest Times."
Volume #4: Miscellaneous Poems.
Volume #5: "Lebbeus Thaddeus: A Poem."
Volume #6: "Some References in Books and Periodicals to his Life and Works, Including Articles and Books of His Authorship."
Volume #7: Austin Family Bible, containing genealogical records.
Volume #8: "Annual Report to the Railroad Commission of Dakota," which is blank except for a few pages used as an account book.
Volume #9: Scrapbook. Biographical forms filled out by over 120 South Dakotans; includes incomplete index.
Volume #10: Studies in European History, by Jennic Austin Robinson. (VOLUMES 11-13 ON SHELF FOLLOWING BOX 18) Volume #11: Scrapbook. Poetry of other authors.
Volume #12: "Tribute to the Literary Work of Doane Robinson from His Friends."
Volume #13: U.S. Circuit Court Commissioner Docket, 1892. 20 cases signed by J.L. Robinson, Commissioner.
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