Nineteenth-century letter
Item
- Title
- Nineteenth-century letter
- Description
- Letter from 1843 displaying crossed writing, used to save space and paper.
- Item sets
- Blumberg
- Site pages
- Ephemera
- Media
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Life
- Where did Blumberg Live?
- What were people's impressions of Blumberg?
- What did he steal?
- How did he do it?
- Where did Blumberg steal books?
- Who were his accomplices?
- How was Blumberg discovered and investigated?
- How were his stolen books identified and returned?
- What happened at his trial?
- What did Blumberg do after release?
- How did libraries react to Blumberg?
- Collection Highlights
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Explore More
- What is Forensic Bibliography?
- What Makes Book Rare?
- Can You Judge a Book By Its Cover?
- Library Destruction
- Book Destruction
- Censorship: Books & Basics
- Censorship & Libraries
- Book Theft and Book Thieves
- Charges Against Blumberg
- Legal Issues In Blumberg's Trial
- Insanity Defense: Blumberg, His Trial, and Sentence
- Neuroscience and Psychological Issues
- Quiz: Are You a Bibliophile?
- Credits
- Works Cited
- In Memoriam
