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Literary File,
1919-1978
(continued) |
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Introductions |
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Byron Price at the Library of
Congress, [May 1945?] |
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Book of children's stories by
Muna Lee |
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Cultural Relations by Muna
Lee |
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Eloges and Other Poems by
Saint-John Perse |
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The Last Men of the Revolution
by Elias B. Hillard, edited by Wendell D. Garret |
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Our Singing Country by Alan
and John Lomax |
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The Year of Peril by Thomas
Hart Benton, Mar. 1942 |
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Prose |
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"Is Mr. Lincoln Dead?"
undated |
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Jefferson (Thomas)
Bicentennial, 1943 |
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(3
folders) |
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"The Knowable and the Known,"
undated |
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"Library of Congress Employee Relations Program,"
Personnel Administration, May
1943 |
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"Lilienthal's Atomic Energy,"
undated |
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"Looking Jefferson in the Eye,"
New York Times, 17 June
1973 |
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"Memorials Are for Remembrance,"
Architectural Forum, Sept.
1944 |
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"Mr. Nixon and the American Dream," undated |
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BOX 37 |
"The Next Harvard,"
Atlantic Monthly, May
1941 |
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"A Note on Alexis Saint-Léger Léger,"
Poetry, Mar. 1942 |
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"Notes on a Manifesto on Racial Equality," 12 Sept. 1944 |
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"Notes on the Teaching of Writing," undated |
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"Now Let Us Address the Main Question: Bicentennial of What?"
New York Times, 3 July
1976 |
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On
The Irresponsibles
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On Walter Lippmann,
1977 |
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"One American," undated |
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"The Poems of Emily Dickinson,"
undated |
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"Post-War Writers and Pre-War Readers,"
New Republic, 10 June
1940 |
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"The Premise of Meaning,"
American Scholar, Summer
1972 |
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"Rediscovering the Simple Life,"
McCall's,Apr. 1972 |
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"Reflections on the Occasion of Mr. MacLeish's Return From Persia," 1926 |
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"Return From the Excursion,"
undated |
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Reviews |
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Out of the People by J. B.
Priestly |
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Pastoral by Robert
Hillyer |
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"The Ramparts We Watch"
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"Riders on Earth Together, Brothers in Eternal Cold,"
New York Times, 25 Dec.
1968 |
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"Santayana, the Poet,"
undated |
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"Silencing the Times,"
New York Times, 18 June
1971 |
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"South America III: Chile,"
undated |
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"South America IV: The Argentine,"
undated |
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"Sweet Land of Liberty,"
Collier's, 8 July
1955 |
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"The Swing Right,"
Civil Liberties, Feb.
1969 |
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"The Teacher's Faith,"
undated |
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"The Third Anniversary,"
undated |
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"A Time Without a Mirror"
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"To Face the Real Crisis: Man Himself," undated |
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"Topsails and Conestogas,"
undated |
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"Tribute to John Hall Wheelock,"
26 Nov. 1978 |
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"The Venetian Grave,"
Saturday Review, 9 Feb.
1974 |
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"Victory Without Peace,"
Saturday Review, 9 Feb.
1946 |
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"We Have Purpose, We All Know It,"
Life, 30 May 1960
See also Container 45,
"The National Purpose," June
1960
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"We've Been Pretending That We Didn't Know It's Just One World,"
San Francisco Chronicle, 26 Apr.
1945 |
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"What Is 'English'?,"
undated |
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"Who Killed Cockrobin?,"
undated |
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BOX 38 |
"The Women's War,"
Junior League Magazine, Sept.
1942 |
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"Words Are Not Enough,"
Nation, 13 Mar. 1943 |
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"The Worn at Heart,"
undated |
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"Yankee Skipper,"
Yale Review, June
1949 |
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Untitled |
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(2
folders) |
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Printed copies, 1934-1974, undated
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(3
folders) |
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Screenplays and
scripts |
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"The Eleanor Roosevelt Story,"
motion picture, 1965 |
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Correspondence |
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Manuscript drafts |
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BOX 39 |
"It Can't Last"
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"John Keats"
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"Magie Prison," 1967 |
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Correspondence |
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Manuscript and typescript
drafts |
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Miscellany |
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Morgan, Arthur, film
project |
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"Our Lives, Our Fortunes and Our Sacred Honors," telecast |
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"The Star-Spangled Banner,"
recordings script for the Smithsonian Institution, 15 Feb. 1968 |
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"This Is Your Enemy,"
introduction |
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War Loan Drive script for Orson
Welles, June 1944 |
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BOX 39-50 |
Speeches and Lectures
File,
1939-1978
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Handwritten and typewritten drafts, correspondence, trial lines,
printed copies, notes and worksheets, outlines, proofs, and miscellaneous items
relating to classroom lectures, interviews, and radio and television
broadcasts. |
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Arranged by type of material and chronologically therein, except
for the classroom lectures, which are arranged alphabetically by course
title. |
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BOX 39 |
Classroom lectures |
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English |
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180, An Approach to
Poetry |
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190 |
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283, Forms and Conditions of
Modern Poetry |
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(1
folder) |
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BOX 40 |
(1
folder) |
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Humanities |
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130, An Approach to
Poetry |
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(4
folders) |
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BOX 41 |
(1
folder) |
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130a, An Approach to
Poetry |
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136 |
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Chinese poetry
lectures |
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John Keats lectures |
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BOX 42 |
Ezra Pound lectures |
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Rainer Maria Rilke
lectures |
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William Butler Yeats
lectures |
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Unidentified lectures and
notes |
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Interviews |
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1945 |
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5 Jan., Johannes Steele
broadcast |
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17 Jan.,
"March of Time"
broadcast |
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1952, 10 Nov., recorded
interview |
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1960, Jan., Hall, Donald,
"An Interview With Archibald MacLeish,"
Horizon
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1972, Mott, Ben de, interview
for
Paris Review
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1974, Oct., Heyen, William, and
Anthony Piccione,
"A Music That Means: A Conversation With Archibald MacLeish," edited by Philip L. Gerber at Brockport Writers'
Forum |
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1975, Kressler, David J.,
interview for Ph.D. |
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1976, 7 Mar.,
"A Conversation With Archibald MacLeish," Public Broadcasting System, Bill Moyers' Journal" |
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Lectures |
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1944, 31 May, Walgren lecture,
University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill. |
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1947, 11 June, Dartmouth
College, Hanover, N.H., outline for course on
"Great Issues"
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1952, July, Nashville, Tenn.,
on the teaching of poetry |
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1958, Oct.,
"Poetry and Journalism," Seymour
lecture, Minneapolis, Minn. |
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BOX 43 |
1967, 1 Nov.,
"The Teacher and the Lively Arts,"
Education Council for School Research and Development |
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Undated |
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Holyoke Community College,
Holyoke, Mass., seminar on the writer's art |
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"The Language of Poetry," paper
prepared for the Columbia Conference on
"The Unity of Knowledge"
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"Human Values in the World Today" Mount Holyoke College, Holyoke, Mass. |
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"Poetry and the Anti-World"
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"Poetry and the Arable World"
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Radio and television
broadcasts |
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1939, 26 Dec., Broadcast
address on Johann Gutenberg |
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1940 |
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