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Example cover of an issue of The Body Politic

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Photo 2 of the Special Collections archive of Rites Magazine

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Photo of the Special Collections archive of Rites Magazine

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Example of the mise-en-page of Rites.

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Another ad for the newswriting event in the January 1992 issue.

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An advertisement for a newswriting workshop hosted by Rites.

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An example of a personal ad as featured in the September/October 1991 issue.

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Heading for the letters to the editor section.

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Book by Calvin T. Beck, editor of Castle of Frankenstein

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Title for the Collective Rites editorial in the September/October 1991 issue.

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Section excerpts from the editorial section of May 1991.

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Painting of a sermon given at Paul's Cross in about 1614. Color oil painting on canvas.

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Title image for the editorial section.

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Excerpt from the Preface to Sir Walter Ralegh's History of the World that demonstrates his use of theatrical language when describing the Reign of Richard III.

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Ben Jonson's explanatory poem to Renold Elstracke's frontispiece in Sir Walter Ralegh's History of the World. Poem concerns Ciceronian teachings and iconography.

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Likely a late-Seventeenth century binding of Sir Walter Ralegh's History of the world, gilded detailing and "Rawlegh" on the spine.

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Photo of the exterior of Sir Walter Ralegh's History of the World, printed in 1614 by William Stansby meant to emphasize the unworn edges and thickness of the book.

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Opening page to Sir Walter Ralegh's History of the World, 1614 showing handwriting, the STC number, and a price.

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Unattributed marginalia from Sir Walter Ralegh's History of the World written in pen. Appears to be eighteenth-century hand.

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Unattributed marginalia from Sir Walter Ralegh's History of the World written in pen. Appears to be eighteenth-century hand.
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