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Note to Researcher: These records have not been processed to the level of an inventory and may therefore contain RESTRICTED material not specifically annotated as such and access may be limited in that regard. Please see the RESTRICTIONS NOTE at the end of the box list(s).

• Box 1 - UMLD1
• Box 2 - 029229
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FF 1 - Notes on the Hellenistic Age (include bibliography), n.d.

FF 2 - Notes on Alexander the Great, n.d.

FF 3 - Class Notes (includes notes, examinations, lecture and course outlines, course withdrawal cards, book reserve lists, Addressograph plate, 1941 Arts and Science Week program), 1935-1944

FF 4 - Lectures on the Orient, n.d.

FF 5 - Miscellaneous (includes 1949 Annual Report of the U.S. Navy ROTC at the University of Missouri, a 1945 report of the Committee on University Policy, syllabus for 108f Origins of the Christian Church taught by Walter A. Hearn in 1928, letter of Alexander the Great), ca. 1928-1945

FF 6 -The Farmer's Law - Translation (Walter Ashburner), n.d.

FF 7 - Prehistory - Lecture, n.d.

FF 8 - The Book of the Prefect, n.d.

FF 9 - Reserve Books and Course Outline, ca. 1942

FF 10 - The Lex Rhodia (translation by R. Dareste), n.d.

FF 11 - Miscellaneous Manuscript Notes (includes paper assignments on the Hellenistic Age), n.d.

[A20-90]

FF 1 - Greek History (includes course syllabi, assignment list, lecture material, 1941 St. Louis Dispatch news clipping on an ancient Greek coin exhibit at the City Art Museum), 1954-1957

FF 2 - Ancient and Medieval History (includes quizzes, examinations, notes), ca. 1951

FF 3 - "The Teaching of Ancient History", 1949

FF 4 - Greek History 301 (includes notes, outlines, syllabus, news clipping on excavation in Turkey), 1959

FF 5 - Pericles Funeral Oration (class reading copy), n.d.

FF 6 - The Deeds of Augustus (class reading copy), n.d.

FF 7 - The Twelve Tables (class reading copy), n.d.

FF 8 - Miscellaneous Lectures and Notes (includes Ancient Babylonia, My discovery of Europe, The Mythology of Dictatorship, The Problem of Continuity in Greek History, What We Can Learn from the War), n.d.

FF 9 - Ancient and Medieval History - Summer (includes lecture outlines, discussion material, quiz material, reading list, assignment list), n.d.

FF 10 - The Ancient World (includes lectures and outlines), n.d.

FF 11 - Roman History (includes notes, course outlines, lecture outlines, History of Roman, Greek and Roman Political Institutions), ca. 1943

FF 12 - Roman History - Examination material (includes reading list), ca. 1927-1959

FF 13 - Greek History - Examination material, ca. 1927-1960

FF 14 - Introduction to Historical Technique 401 (includes student assignments, library material guide, term paper assignments; also includes Historiography examination), ca. 1945 [RESTRICTED]

FF 15 - Master's Thesis - "The Spread of the Alexandrian Cult in Italy under the Roman Empire" by Lavinia Gertrude Poe, 1934

FF 16 - News clippings about Thomas A. Brady, 1952, 1959-1961

FF 17 - Press Release Photographs (Presentation of Navy Award to Middlebush with large group of University administrators, and Brady as honorary Colonel), 1949, 1959

FF 18 - Photograph - Brigadier General Robert E. Hill, n.d.

FF 19 - Certificates (Phi Beta Kappa, Life Member of the State Historical Society of Missouri), 1949, 1958

FF 20 - History of the Alphabet (1927 off-print, notes), n.d.

FF 21 - Pigg's Landing (reproduction of a drawing of the house once owned by relatives of Brady), n.d.

FF 22 - Correspondence (mixture of personal and professional, some concerning University students; also includes a few poems, some from Brady), 1960-1964 [RESTRICTED]

FF 23 - Correspondence "Quack Material" (curiosities of correspondence received by Brady at the University), 1953-1962

FF 24 - Correspondence - Catholicism (miscellaneous correspondence touching on the Catholic faith, some from Brady writing as a University administrator; list of religious preference data for fall 1960 enrollment; lecture on state individualism), 1949-1964

FF 25 - Government 5a - Course Notes (introduced as "Moore's notes" and may have been used and annotated by Brady at a later date), 1915

FF 26 - "The Reception of the Egyptian Cults by the Greeks, 220-20 B.C." by Thomas Allan Brady in University of Missouri Studies, Volume X, No. 1, 1935

FF 27 - "A Head of Sarapis from Corinth" by Thomas A. Brady in Harvard Studies in Classical Philology, Volume LI (includes off-print), 1941

FF 28 - Copy of Typed Manuscript - Repertory of Statuary and Figured Monuments Relating to the Cult if the Egyptian Gods" by Thomas A. Brady, 1938

FF 29 - Notebook and Notes on Statuary and Sculpture (kept by Brady during travels in Europe), n.d.

FF 30 - Philological Studies in Honor of Walter Miller, University of Missouri Studies, Volume XI (includes "The Gymnasium in Ptolemaic Egypt" by Thomas A. Brady), 1936

FF 31 - "Foreign Area and Language Study" by Thomas A. Brady, University of Missouri Bulletin, Arts and Science Series, No. 2, 1945

FF 32 - Miscellaneous Publications by Thomas A. Brady (includes commencement address to the College of St. Teresa, 1956; "The Laymans Responsibilities," n.d.; various book reviews), 1939-1962

FF 33 - Harvard University Commencement Program, 1926

FF 34 - Class of 1924 - Echoes from the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Reunion, 1949

FF 35 - Missouri Alumnus, Volume XXXVII, No. 2 (cover story about Brady), October 1949

FF 36 - Yearbook - The Richmond High School Echo (includes numerous references to Brady, relative Ethel Kirkpatrick, and close friend Jerry Burke; also includes advertisement for the Brady family Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance business), 1920

FF 37 - University of Missouri Extension - Lecture by Brice Ratchford at Chicago workshop for Administrators of University Adult Education Programs (sent to Brady; includes organization charts for the Extension Division), 1962

FF 38 - Typed Manuscript - "How to Live with Catholics" by Thomas A. Brady (includes correspondence with Look editor Jerry Burke and other publishers about publication possibilities for the manuscript), 1960-1962

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