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Literature - English and American

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English literature / J.C. France.

University of Iowa
97, [12] p., bound ;
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Gayl Jones collection, 1975-2000.

Boston University - Dept. of Special Collections
4 linear ft.
Manuscripts, printed material, and miscellany.
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Elizabeth Sewell collection, 1926-2000.

Boston University - Dept. of Special Collections
49.5 linear ft.
Manuscripts, professional material, correspondence, memorabilia, subject files, photographs, financial material, journals and diaries, audiotapes, and videotapes.
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Catherine Heath collection, [19--].

Boston University - Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center
3 linear ft.
Manuscripts, correspondence, notebooks, correspondence, and photographs.
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May Sarton collection, 1950-1976.

Boston University - Dept. of Special Collections
.5 linear ft.
Manuscripts, printed material, and correspondence.
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Barbara Michaels collection, 1966-1998.

Boston University - Dept. of Special Collections
19 linear ft.
Manuscripts.
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Browsing [manuscript] : essay.

University of Virginia
1 item.
Galsworthy discusses recent American literature, including the distrust of highly paid authors and the need for a national cultural center. Letters, 1929-32, Galsworthy to William Griffith and Mr. Owsler [3 items holograph signed, ms. signed and typescript]. Galsworthy has not seen a biographical article by Frank Harris, accepts honorary membership in the Authors Club, and comments on the state of American literature, compared to English literature.
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Marion E. Ayres Green poetry collection, 1896-1965 (bulk 1896-1944).

Worcester Historical Museum
1 box.
Poems (ca. 65) and short stories, some published in church or youth periodicals; together with journal (1931) of a European trip by sister Lella M. Ayers.
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Papers, 1852-1914.

Maine Historical Society
.25 linear ft.
Correspondence and letters of Benjamin Paul Akers, Maine sculptor and artist and his wife, Elizabeth Akers Allen, chiefly relating to the life and career of Paul Akers, including letter of Samuel T. Pickard, of Amesbury, Mass., about Mrs. Akers, as well as an original ms. copy, on linen of The Pearl Diver and original ms. copy of The Lady of Stavoren; together with memorabilia including clippings, biographical sketches of Mrs. Akers, photograph of Paul Akers, and printed materials.
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Maya Deren collection, [194-]-[196-].

Boston University - Dept. of Special Collections
29 linear ft.
Manuscripts, correspondence, printed material, photographs, audio recordings, memorabilia, financial materials, and miscellany.
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