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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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16 Apr., Introductory remarks
for CBS program of folk music from the Library of Congress |
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4 May,
"America Was Promises," CBS
broadcast
See also Container 33,
America Was Promises
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24 Nov.,
"Art and Our Warring World," NBC
broadcast |
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1941, 13 Dec.,
"The Bill of Rights Now,"
Metropolitan Opera Program |
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1942 |
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14 Feb.,
"This Is War"
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1 Mar.,
"Propaganda: Good and Bad," NBC
Broadcast |
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14 Mar., Remarks on NBC,
"Inter-American University of the Air"
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13 June, Closed circuit
broadcast on gasoline and rubber shortages |
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13 Sept., Intermission
remarks on
"CBS Summer Symphony"
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May-June, Proposals for NBC,
"Inter-American University of the Air"
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1943 |
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21 Aug.,
"For This We Fight," NBC
broadcast |
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25 Dec.,
"The Meaning of Peace,"
Metropolitan Opera Program |
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1944 |
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25 July,
"It Is What We Are," Edwin C.
Hill radio program |
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2 Dec., Remarks on the
Metropolitan Opera Program |
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1945 |
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Feb.-Aug.,
"Our Foreign Policy," NBC
broadcast |
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Programs |
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1-10 |
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BOX 44 |
11-25 |
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(2
folders) |
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May-Aug., Armed Forces Radio
Service programs |
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(2
folders) |
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16 June,
"Report From San Francisco," NBC
broadcast |
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16 Dec.,
"Can We Educate for World Peace?" WGN-Mutual broadcast |
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Eulogy for Paul Valery,
[1945?] |
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1946, 25 Sept., Remarks on
UNESCO, NBC broadcast |
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1951, 30 Nov., Intermission
remarks on Bernal Diaz's
The True History of the Conquest of New Spain
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BOX 45 |
1960, 30 May,
"The National Purpose," WBC
broadcast,
See also Container 37,
"We Have Purpose, We All Know It,"
Life
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1962, 2 Aug.,
"The Dialogues of Archibald MacLeish and Mark Van Doren," CBS telecast |
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1976, 4 July, On the American
Revolution |
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Speeches |
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1939 |
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12 Oct.,
"The American Experience,"
dedication of the Hispanic Room in the Library of Congress |
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19 Oct.,
"Libraries in the Contemporary Crisis," Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, Pa. |
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19 Nov., Remarks at the
laying of the cornerstone of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Hyde Park,
N.Y. |
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"The Freedom to End Freedom,"
Survey Associates |
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1940 |
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Jan.,
"The Obligation of Libraries in a Democracy," District of Columbia Library Association |
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22 Feb.,
"The Librarian: His Name and Nature," Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md. |
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9 Apr.,
"Writers and Scholars," American
Philosophical Society |
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31 May,
"The Librarian and the Democratic Process," American Library Association, Cincinnati, Ohio |
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May, Dedication of Columbus
mural in the Hispanic Room of the Library of Congress |
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10 Sept., International
Student Service, International House, New York, N.Y. |
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13 Oct., New York and
Brooklyn Federation of Jewish Charities, Brooklyn, N.Y.
See Container 24,
The American Cause
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23 Oct., Forum of the
New York Herald Tribune
See Container 24,
The American Cause
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19 Nov.,
"The Duty of Freedom," Printing
House Craftsmen |
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1941 |
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12 Feb.,
"Lincoln in This Day," Canadian
Club, Ottawa, Canada |
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3 Apr.,
"New Land: New World," Common
Council for American Unity |
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7 June,
"To the Class of '41,"
Commencement address, Union College, Schenectady, N.Y. |
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11 June,
"Prophets of Doom," Commencement
address, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Penn. |
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BOX 46 |
16 June, Commencement
address, Wellesley College, Wellesley, Mass. |
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19 June, Stanford University,
Stanford, Calif. |
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10 Sept., Message to P.E.N.
Club, London, England |
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10 Sept., U.S. Committee for
the Care of European Children |
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20 Nov., Council for
Democracy, Boston, Mass. |
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2 Dec.,
"A Superstition Is Destroyed,"
dinner in honor of Edward R. Murrow |
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15 Dec., Dedication of Thomas
Jefferson Room in the Library of Congress |
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1942 |
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11 Feb., Urban
League |
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13 Mar., Acceptance of death
mask of Lord Lothian for the Library of Congress |
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19 Mar., Freedom House, New
York, N.Y., address |
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14 Apr., Russian War Relief
luncheon, New York |
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17 Apr., American Society of
Newspaper Editors, New York, N.Y. |
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20 Apr.,
"The Psychological Front,"
Associated Press, New York, N.Y. |
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6 May, American Booksellers
Association, New York, N.Y. |
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11 May,
"What Government Asks of Broadcasters," National Association of Broadcasters, Cleveland,
Ohio |
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May,
"The Image of Victory,"
Commencement address, Williams College, Williamstown, Mass. |
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17 June, National Retail Dry
Goods Association, Chicago, Ill. |
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26 June,
"Toward an Intellectual Offensive," American Library Association, Milwaukee, Wisc. |
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BOX 47 |
30 July,
"American Opinion and the War,"
Cambridge University, Cambridge, England |
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15 Oct., Pour La Victorie
dinner, New York, N.Y. |
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22 Oct., Boston Book Fair,
Boston, Mass. |
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4 Dec., New England
Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, Boston, Mass. |
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10 Dec., Dinner in honor of
George W. Norris |
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