donald horwood, professor emeritus at fsu. he's a military historian. his specialty is the napoleonic era and through his research, his travels armed the world -- around the world, his connections with collectors, rare book dealers but also with scholars, the french government, he began to work with the longtime director of fsu libraries, charles miller, and ten his predecessors to acquire books and other kinds of materials more this collection to help support the graduate research of master's students and ph.d. students in the institute t. and through this collaboration not only through sort of purchases arranged by dr. horwood that the library pursued, but also through donations dr. horwood has been a great donator of materials over the course of the last 50 years, we've amassed this collection of about 20,000 volumes. and we continue to collect. first example that i brought out from the collection, this is the description of -- [inaudible] my french is terrible. it's one of several volumes. these volumes were rebound, published later in the 19th cent

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. >> special collections room at the fsu library. this is our main reading room.ere researchers, interact with the materials. we maintain an extensive rare book collection dating back to manuscript from the 1400s through 20th century publications. manuscript collections like some of the material we see some of the napoleon collection as the southern business history, scientific you, the collection of the papers of a nobel prize-winning physicist was one of our core collections. as well as university history. the long history of florida state university, and its predecessor institutions. by the early 1960s, the institute for napoleon and the french revolution was established here at fsu as an institute in the history department for the study of the french revolution, and particularly the napoleonic wars. one of the first associate with that program, gentlemen by the name of doctor donald horwood. he is now professor emeritus. is a military historian, his specialty is the napoleonic era, and through his research, his travels around the world, his connections with co

dealers, but also with scholars, the french government, he began to work with the long time director of fsu library, charles miller. ..

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dealers, but also with scholars, the french government, he began to work with the long time director of fsu library, charles miller. .. this is the description of de l la idiotidiots. these were rebound, published later in the nineteenth century. but what they document is napoleon's campaign in egypt and artist's rendering of the landscape of egypt, pyramids, architecture, architectural elements, elements of the hieroglyphs, egyptian pottery, maps, diagrams of the layouts of pyramids, different historical sites around egypt. this is an era where there was no photography. this was a way to document and detailed the things napoleon and his army were capturing and a way to account for the riches of egypt that napoleon was hoping to bring back into france to the empire and also used as points of study for french architects and artists. this piece was another in a set from 1792 published during the french republic. about the history of louis the sixteenth. this is talking about the history of king louis and the start of the revolution. this kind of material gives us a perspective how the contemp