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Donald Davidson Papers
File List: Boxes 1 - 30

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE
CORRESPONDENCE--OUTGOING

Box 1

1) April 1, 1906 - October 26, 1918
2) October 31, 1918 - February 16, 1919
3) February 22, 1919 - May 4, 1919
4) May 12, 1919 - August 13, 1922
5) August 23, 1922 - November 8, 1922
6) December 2, 1922 - March 10, 1923
7) March 19, 1923 - June 28, 1923
8) August 14, 1923 - November25, 1923
9) December 3, 1923 - March 21, 1926
10) August 17, 1926 - April 9, 1927
11) May 29, 1927 - October 2, 1927
12) February 13, 1928 - January 14, 1929
13) January 17, 1929 - December 18, 1929
14) January 1, 1930 - March 17, 1930
15 ) March 17, 1930 - May 3, 1930
16) June 14, 1930 - September 20, 1930
17) September 27, 1930 - November 26, 1930
18) December 1, 1930 - February 28, 1931
19) March 8, 1931 - October 11, 1931
20) March 29, 1932 - May 2, 1932
21) May 15, 1932 - December 11, 1932
22) March 13, 1933 - April 7, 1933
23) April 16, 1933 - December 17, 1933
24) January 5, 1934 - February 20, 1934
25) March 3, 1934 - March 5, 1934
26) March 13, 1934 - December 11, 1934
27) January 9, 1935 - March 6, 1935
28) March 12, 1935 - March 17, 1935
29) March 19, 1935 - April 20, 1935
30) April 21, 1935 - May 21, 1935
31) March 28, 1935 - June 15, 1935
32) June 25, 1935 - October 14, 1935
33) October 16, 1935 - February 6, 1936
34) March 25, 1936 - April 29, 1936
35) May 24, 1936 - June 15, 1936
36) June 18, 1936 - February 27, 1937
37) March 5, 1937 - May 12, 1937
38) June 1, 1937 - January 7, 1938
39) March 11, 1938 - April 26, 1938
40) April 28, 1938 - May 16, 1938
41) May 20, 1938 - June 19, 1938
42) June 19, 1938 - October 4, 1938
43) October 15, 1938 - October 22, 1938
44) November 6, 1938 - December 6, 1938
45) December 14, 1938 - December 31, 1938
46) January 1, 1939 - April 19, 1939
47) April 30, 1939
48) May 9, 1939 - December 3, 1939

Box 2

1) January 14, 1940 - May 19, 1940
2) June 2, 1940 - July 22, 1940
3) August 6, 1940
4) August 26, 1940 - April 20, 1941
5) May 22, 1941 - November 26, 1941
6) January 8, 1942 - December 12, 1942
7) January 31,1943 - March 5, 1943
8) March 6, 1943 - September 4,1943
9) November 6, 1943 - November 2, 1944
10) November 7, 1944 - March 24, 1945
11) March 31, 1945 - April 2, 1945
12) April 3, 1945 - October 17, 1945
13) October 29, 1945 - February 14, 1946
14) March 7, 1946 - April 2, 1946
15) April 5, 1946 - July 12, 1946
16) August 18, 1946 - December 6, 1946
17) January 7, 1947 - March 23, 1947
18) March 24, 1947- June 15, 1947
19) July 1, 1947 - August 10, 1947
20) September 9, 1947 - October 30, 1947
21) December 13, 1947 - January 31, 1948
22) March 3, 1948 - December 1, 1948
23) December 10, 1948 - January 2, 1949
24) January 18, 1949 - March 25, 1949
25) April 27, 1949 - June 21, 1949
26) July 11, 1949 - October 19, 1949
27) October 31, 1949 - December 8, 1949
28) January 9, 1950 - February 26, 1950
29) March 5, 1950 - April 30, 1950
30) May 9, 1950 - May 30, 1950
31) June 7, 1950 - January 31,1951
32) February 8, 1951 - August 15, 1951
33) August 4, 1951 - March 12, 1952
34) March 26, 1952 - May 28, 1952
35) August 4, 1952 - January 14, 1953
36) January 21, 1953 - June 15, 1953
37) August 10, 1953 - September 10, 1953
38) September 17, 1953 - October 24, 1953

Box 3

1) October 28, 1953 - December 15, 1953
2) December 16, 1953 - January 13, 1954
3) January 18, 1954 - February 23, 1954
4) February 24, 1954 - March 17, 1954
5) March 21, 1954 - April 15, 1954
6) April 22, 1954 - May 28, 1954
7) May 29, 1954 - August 17, 1954
8) August 31, 1954 - December 5,1954
9) December 10, 1954 - February 18, 1955
10) February 22, 1955 - May 6, 1955
11) May 8, 1955 - July 2, 1955
12) July 13, 1955 - September 25, 1955
13) September 30, 1955 - May 16, 1956
14) May 26, 1954 - July 25, 1956
15) July 30, 1956 - September 2, 1956
16) September 14, 1956 - October 15 1956
17) October 16,1956 - April 14, 1957
18) July 21, 1957 - June 29, 1958
19) July 18, 1958 - October 13, 1959
20) November 3, 1959 - February 21, 1960
21) February 24, 1960 - August 19, 1960
22) August 21, 1960 - October 26, 1960
23) November 13, 1960 - February 21, 1961
24) February 23, 1961 - October 23, 1961
25) November 5, 1961 - December 19, 1961
26) February 8, 1962 - July 16, 1962
27) July 21, 1962 - January 31, 1963
28) February 1, 1963 - September 5, 1963
29) October 16, 1963 - February 26, 1964
30) March 14, 1964 - December 19, 1964
31) January 24, 1965 - May 2, 1966
32) May 28, 1966 - August 7, 1966
33) August 15, 1966 - March 14, 1967
34) April 2, 1967 - November 3, 1967
35) January 14, 1968 - April 5, 1968
36) Undated No. 1
37) Undated No. 2
38) Undated No. 3
39) Fragments and Rough Drafts of Telegrams

CORRESPONDENCE --INCOMING

Box 4

1) A - Aborn
2) Acklen - Adams, Mary E.
3) Aden - Agar
4) Ahearn - Alexander, Harvey
5) Alexander, T. H.
6) Alexander, Tom - Allen, Charles
7) Allen, Hervey No. 1
8) Allen, Hervey No. 2
9) Allen, Hervey No. 3
10) Allen, Jane - Allen, Ward
11) Alliance of Agrarian and Distributist Groups, Comm. For the - Andrews and Almon
12) Ames - Archibald
13) Armstrong, Walter P.
14) Armstrong, Zella - Aymard
15) Babcock - Bailey
16) Baker - Ball, Faith No. 1
17) Ball, Faith ( No. 2 ) - Barder
18) Barker - Barnwell, C. H.
19) Barr - Barrow
20) Bartlett - Battey
21) Battle - Beach
22) Beaird - Beatty [1937]
23) Beatty [1940] - Beck
24) Bell
25) Benet - Berlin
26) Best - Bjorkman
27) Black - Blankenship
28) Bledsoe - Boland
29) Bond, R. P.
30) Bond - Borsodi
31) Bostell - Bosworth
32) Bowers - Bowling
33) Boyd - Brandon
34) Branscomb, Harvie
35) Breadloaf School of English
36) Breast - Breyer
37) Brickell- Bromley
38) Brooks, Cleanth, Jr. (No. 1)
39) Brooks, Cleanth, Jr. (No. 2 ) - Brooks, Paul
40) Broome - Brown, Maud Marion
41) Brown, O. E. - Brown, W.L. (No. 1 )

Box 5

1) Brown, Wm L. [No. 2] - Buchanan
2) Buck - Butler
3) Bynner, Witter [ No. 1]
4) Bynner, Witter [ No. 2 ] - Byrnes
5) Cabeen - Campbell, Harry [1953]
6) Campbell, Harry [1954]
7) Campbell, Harry [ 1960] - Campbell, Robert C.
8) Campbell, Ruth E. - Campbell, W. B. [ 1928]
9) Campbell, W. B. [1929]
10) Campbell, W. B. [April 1930]
11) Campbell, W. B. [May 1930] - Canby
12) Capeci - Carmichael, Peter A.
13) Carroll - Cason
14) Caswell, A.Remington [ 1930 - Feb. 1931]
15) Caswell, A. Remington [ March - May 1931]
16) Chadsey, C. P. - Chambers
17) Chambliss - Chapman, A.
18) Chapman, M. - Chase, R. ( 1 )
19) Chase, R. (2) - Cheney, Lon (1946 )
20) Cheney, Lon [1948] - Chodoron
21) Ciardi - Clarke
22) Cleaton
23) Clemens - Colby
24) Cole - Collins, A. C.
25) Collins, S. [1931 -37]
26) Collins [1948 - N. D.] - Conry
27) Constiner - Cornell
28) Corps. HQS. - Couch [ May 6, 1932 ]
29) Couch [May 21, 1932 -1934]
30) Couch [1937 - 1943]
31) Couch [1948-1955, N.D.]
32) Cousins, R. B.
33) Cowan, Louise
34) Cowan, Louise
35) Cow - Crabb
36) Craig - Crawford [1946]
37) Crawford [1947 - 53]
38) Creighton - Cugnot
39) Cullon - Curry, W. C. [ 1923]
40) Curry, W. C. [1924 -62] - Cutting

Box 6

1) Dabbs - Dargan [May, 1924]
2) Dargan - Davidson, John W.
3) Davidson, Levette J. - Davidson, Thomas
4) Davidson, Thomas - Davidson, William
5) Davies - Davis, Lambert [1930]
6) Davis, Lambert [1934-35]
7) Davis, Lambert [1939 -48]
8) Davis, Lambert [1949] - Davis, Lillian Perrine
9) Dawson - De Bellis
10) Deeds - Doane
11) Dodd, Richard E. and Clare
12) Dodd, Richard E.
13) Dodd, Richard E. and Clare
14) Dodd, Richard E. and Clare
15) Dodson - Dorrance [1938]
16) Dodson - Dorrance [1938]
17) Dorrance [1939] - Dos Passos
18) Douglas - Drake
19) Draper - Dresbach
20) Drew - Durr
21) Dutton - Dye
22) Eagel - Edmunds
23) Edwards - Eisenby
24) Ellegood
25) Elliott, E. H. - Elliott, W. Y. [1958]
26) Elliott, W. Y. [1960] - Ellis
27) Ellison - Engle
28) Epperson - Everitt
29) Faber - Farrar [ 1940]
30) Farrar [1941] - Faulkner
31) Fauntleroy - Ferree
32) Ferris - Finney
33) Fishwick - Flanders [1950]
34) Flanders - Fletcher, Charlie May
35) Fletcher, J. G. [March 25,1927 - Feb. 4, 1931]

Box 7

1) Fletcher, J. G. [April, 1933 - March 1934]
2) Fletcher, J. G. [Oct. 1934 - March 5, 1935]
3) Fletcher, J. G. [March 1935] - [December 17, 1937]
4) Fletcher, J. G. [1938, 1942, 1948]
5) Fletcher, J. G. [1949 - Jan. 1950]
6) Fletcher, J. G. [ Feb. 1950 - N. D.'s & Letter to Allen Tate]
7) Fletcher, J. M. - Flint
8) Flournoy - Forbes, E. [Jan. 1924]
9) Forbes, E. [Feb. 1924. . . ] - Ford, Jesse Hill
10) Ford, Jesse Hill - [Oct. 5, 1960 - 1963 ]
11) Fore - Fox, Julia
12) Fox, Stuart - Fraser
13) Frazer - Frederick [1936 ]
14) Frederick [1937-40]
15) French
16) Freidlander - Gailor
17) Gale - Gates
18) Gaus - Gay [June 1931 - 1935]
19) Gay [1936. . .] - Gilchrist
20) Gilmore - Gohdes
21) Goldgar - Gosnell
22) Govan - Gower
23) Gower [1956] - Graves, Louis
24) Graves, R. - Green-Leach
25) Greenslet [1923 -27] [1933 - March 1938]
26) Greenslet [March 1938 -1940] - Greig [1931]
27) Greig [1932] - Guthum
28) H. E. D. - Hafley
29) Haile - Hall
30) Halland - Handley
31) Hans - Hart
32) Hartman - Hatcher
33) Haun [July 15, 1939 - March 1940]

Box 8

1) Haun [ May 10, 1940 - Dec. 1947, undated ]
2) Havell - Heisler
3) Hellweg - Henslee [Feb. 1947]
4) Henslee [May 1947 . . .] - Hewlings
5) Heyward - Hibbard [ Aug. 1923 ]
6) Hibbard [September 1923 -1925]
7) Hibbard [ 1926 - 1929]
8) Higgins - Hood
9) Hopkins - Howard
10) Howe [ 1938 - 39]
11) Howe [ Feb. - March 17, 1939]
12) Howe [March 20 - June 1939]
13) Howe [ July 1939 - 1940] - Hubbell[ . . . July 1954]
14) Hubbell [1929 - 1957] - Hudson [ 1928]
15) Hudson [1936 - 1968]
16) Hughes - Hyde
17) Ijames - Irwin
18) Jackson - Jarrell
19) Jensen - Johnson, Allen
20) Johnson - Johnstone
21) Jones, Betty - Jones, Howard M. [. . . 1929 ]
22) Jones, Howard M. [ 1930-38 & Letter to Ransom] - Jones, Madison
23) Jones, W. Powell - Kaub [ . . . May 1948 ]
24) Kaub [June 1948 . . .] - Keister
25) Keller - Kent [ . . . April 1938]
26) Kent [May 1938 . . . ] - Kilvington
27) Kimball - Kirk [ . . . July 1955]
28) Kirk [. . . 1955] - Kirkland, J. H. [. . . 1937 ]
29) Kirkland, W. - Kline [ . . .1929]
30) Kline [ April 27, 1930]
31) Kline [. . . June 2, 1930]
32) Kline [June 2 - June 16, 1930] (photocopies)
33) Kline [June 13 - Sept. 1930]
34) Kline […1940] - Knickerbocker [. . . Feb. 1928 to Davidson]
35) Knickerbocker [. . .1934 to Davidson & 1930 to Ransom]

Box 9

1) Knight
2) Knott - Kroll
3) Kronenberger - Kuhn
4) Lacy - Lea
5) Leake - Leighton
6) Leite - Linscott [. . . April 1927 ]
7) Linscott [. . . 1938 & to Tate] - Littlejohn
8) Livingood - Lord [1938]
9) Lord [1939 - 40] - Lowrey
10) Lowry - Lyons
11) Lytle [1926 -41]
12) Lytle [1942 - 1959]
13) Lytle [ 1961 - 65 , N. D.'s ]
14) McBryde - McClure
15) McCord - Mc Dowell
16) McElfatrick - McIntyre
17) McKeithan - Macrae
18) Madden - Martin, H. T. [Jan. - Feb. 1923]
19) Martin, H. F. [April, 1923 - 1931] - Masters
20) Mathis - Mellen
21) Melton - Merrifield
22) Metcalf - Millet
23) Mills - Milton [March - August 1930]
24) Milton [September 1930 - February 10, 1931]
25) Milton [Feb. 18, 1931 - Feb. 12, 1942]
26) Mims, E.[July 19, 1919 - 1949]
27) Mims [undated] - Moch
28) Modern Age: A Quarterly Review; Eugene Davidson, Richard Weaver, David Collier, et al.

Outgoing and Incoming 1960 - 1966

29) Moe - Moore, Mary Daniel
30) Moore, Merrill [1924 -1931]
31) Moore, Merrill [1932 - 57 & No date]
32) Moore, R. - Morgan
33) Morrilot - Morrison [1931 -Jan. 19,1934]
34) Morrison [ Jan. 31,1934 - 1938]
35) Morrison [1939 -61 and no year]

Box 10

1) Morton - Mosely
2) Moses, B. [1928 - 30]
3) Moses, B. [1931 - 39]
4) Moses, Eliz. - Moses, W. R.
5) Moss - Mynders
6) N - Nerber [1953 - 1954 ] - Neuman
7) Newman - Nixon[1928 - Feb. 13, 1930]
8) Nixon[Feb. 21 - March 25, 1931]
9) Nixon [March 29,1931 - 1934]
10) Noble - Nye
11) Ochs - O'Donnell [1935 - Feb. 1938]
12) O'Donnell [Feb. 1938 - 1939]
13) O'Donnell [ 1940 - 1928]
14) O'Donnell [1954 & Letter to Tate] - Oglesby
15) Oliphant, May [Jan. 22, 1952 - 1961]
16) Oliphant, May[1962 - Dec. 14, 1965]
17) Oliphant, May [ Jan. 1966 - Nov. 1967]
18) Oliphant, May [ Summer 1967]
19) Olmstead - Olney [1952 - 55]
20) Olney [N.D.'s] - Oman
21) Oppegard - Owen, H. G. [1931 - 37 ]
22) Owen, H. G. [1938 - 54 & N. D.'s ]
23) Owsley
24) P - Paris
25) Parker - Parks, E. W. [1933 - 1935]
26) Park, Edd Winfield [ 1936 -39, 1962, & N. D.'s]
27) Parrigin - Patton
28) Payne, T. H. Co., - Pedigo
29) Peery - Percy [1923 - 24]
30) Percy [1928 -31 & N.D.] - Peter [1930]
31) Peter [1931] - Pettee [1950 - Sept. 1961]
32) Pettee [October - December 1961]
33) Pettee [Jan. - June 1962]
34) Pettee [July - November 1962]
35) Pettee [ Dec. 1962 - Feb. 1963]
36) Pettee [March - April 1963 & N. D.] - Phillips, James
37) Phillips, U. - Pickup

Box 11

1) Pinckney - Pipkin
2) Pitts - Pockwinse
3) Poe - Porter, H. [1934]
4) Porter, H. [1935 - 37] - Porter, Richard
5) Potamkin - Powell
6) Powers - Prisk
7) Puckett - Quinn
8) Random House and Knopf
9) Rankin - Ransom, H.
10) Ransom, John Crowe [1927 - 45]
11) Ransom, John Crowe [1951 - N.Y,'s (Aug.) ]
12) Ransom, John Crowe [N.Y.'s (Sept.) - N. D.'s ]
13) Ransom, Marie Howe - Reagan
14) Reed - Reichert
15) Reid - Rice
16) Rice - Richardson
17) Riding [March - November 1924]
18) Riding [December 1924 -1927 & N. Y.'s]
19) Riding [N. D.'s]
20) Riding [N. D. 's]
21) Riding [N. D.'s]
22) Riggs - Rinehart, F. R. [1928 -47]
23) Rinehart, F. M. [1948 -54] - Rinehart S.
24) Rippey - Robertson
25) Robins - Robinson, F. A. [1931 - March 1954]
26) Robinson, F. A. [ April 1954 - Sept. 1956 ] - Rockwell
27) Rodes - Roller
28) Romeike - Rosenbaum
29) Rosenthal - Rothrock
30) Rothschild - Rubin [1950 -51]
31) Rubin [1952 - Dec. 1954]
32) Rubin [Jan. - April 1955 - Jan. 1961]
33) Rubin [May 1967 - July 1967, N. D.'s] - Rynn

Box 12

1) St. Clair - Sanborn
2) Savage - Schneider, Lois
3) Schneider, J. T. - Scott, D.
4) Scott, F. A. - Selby [1945 - Aug. 46]
5) Selby [Sept. 46 - 48] - Seymore
6) Shackelford - Shafer [1934]
7) Shafer [March - June 1935]
8) Shafer [July - 1935 - June 1942]
9) Shannon - Shaw
10) Sherer
11) Sherrer - Shipley [ 1923 -1935 & N. D.'s]
12) Shively - Simmons
13) Simms, William Gilmore. Voltmeier Project.
14) Simms, William Gilmore, 1950 - 52
15) Simpson, C. - Smith, P.
16) Smith, R. - Spencer, E.
17) Spencer, W. E. - Stegner
18) Stein - Stephens, E. [1938 - 1940]
19) Stephens, H. - Stevenson, A. [1933 - 46]
20) Stevenson, A. [1958 -63] - Stewart, E. [1935 - May 36]
21) Stewart, E. [June 1936 - 37] - Stewart, R. [1931 - Feb. 1954]
22) Stewart. R..[May 1954 - 1960]
23) Stix - Stone, G. [1936 - May 1938]
24) Stone, G. [July 1938] - Stuart, Jesse [March - May 1933]
25) Stuart, Jesse [Sept. 1933 - 1937]
26) Stuart, Jesse [Oct. 21, 1937 - Feb. 1938]
27) Stuart, Jesse [ 1938 -42]
28) Stuart, Jesse [Oct. 1942 - Nov. 1952]

Box 13

1) Stuart, Jesse [April - Sept. 1953]
2) Stuart, Jesse [Oct. - Dec. 13, 1953]
3) Stuart, Jesse [Dec. 17, 1953 - June 1, 1954]
4) Stuart, Jesse [June 30, 1954 - May 16, 1955]
5) Stuart, Jesse [May 20, 1955 - 1958]
6) Stuart, Jesse [ Jan. - July 1954]
7) Stuart, Jesse [ Sept. - Oct. 23, 1959]
8) Stuart, Jesse [ Oct. 25, 1959 - 1960]
9) Stuart, Jesse [ 1961 - March 12, 1962]
10) Stuart, Jesse [April 1962 - August 1967]
11) Stuart, Jesse [Sept. 1967, 1968 & no dates]
12) Stuart, N. d. - Tarleton
13) Tate, Allen [June - July 5, 1922]
14) Tate, Allen [July 12, 1922 - August 17, 1922]
15) Tate, Allen [August 31, 1922 - June 16, 1923]
16) Tate, Allen [June 22, 1923 - July 1923]
17) Tate, Allen [Aug. 1923 - March 1, 1924]
18) Tate, Allen [March3 -27, 1924]
19) Tate, Allen [ April 1924]
20) Tate, Allen [May 1924]
21) Tate, Allen [June - Sept. 4, 1924]
22) Tate, Allen [Sept. 11 - Oct. 10, 1924]
23) Tate, Allen [Oct. 11 - Nov. 7, 1924]
24) Tate, Allen [ Nov. 9 - Dec. 11, 1924 ]
25) Tate, Allen [ Dec. 17, 1924 - Jan. 1925 ]
26) Tate, Allen [Feb. - May 21, 1925]
27) Tate, Allen [ May 25 - July 13, 1925]
28) Tate, Allen [July 25 - Oct. 1925]
29) Tate, Allen [ Nov. 1925 -March 3, 1926]
30) Tate, Allen [March 11 - June 1926]
31) Tate, Allen [ July - Sept. 1926]
32) Tate, Allen [ Oct. 1926 - Jan. 1927]
33) Tate, Allen [Feb. - May 5, 1927]
34) Tate, Allen [ May 13 - June 11, 1927]
35) Tate, Allen [ June 22 - July 1927]
36) Tate, Allen [ Sept. - Nov. 1927]
37) Tate, Allen [ Jan. - March14, 1928]
38) Tate, Allen [March 16, - April 1928]
39) Tate, Allen [ May - October 1928]
40) Tate, Allen [Feb. - July 1929]
41) Tate, Allen [Aug.- Nov. 1929]
42) Tate, Allen [ Dec. 1929 - Feb. 3, 1930]
43) Tate, Allen [ Feb. 9 - 27, 1930]
44) Tate, Allen [ June - July 1930]
45) Tate, Allen [ Aug. - Nov. 1930]
46) Tate, Allen [ Dec. 1930 - 1931]
47) Tate, Allen [ Jan. - June 1932]
48) Tate, Allen [ Oct. 1932 - March 1933]
49) Tate, Allen [April 1933 - 1934]
50) Tate, Allen [1935]

Box 14

1) Tate, Allen [Jan. 1936 - April 1937]
2) Tate, Allen [May 1937 - August 1938]
3) Tate, Allen [Oct. 1938 -39]
4) Tate, Allen [Jan. 1940 - June 1942 ]
5) Tate, Allen [ Aug. 1942 - Feb. 11, 1943]
6) Tate, Allen [Feb. 20, 1943 - Dec. 1950]
7) Tate, Allen [ 1951 - 53]
8) Tate, Allen [ August 1955 - January 1962]
9) Tate, Allen [Feb. 1962 - Jan. 1963]
10) Tate, Allen [Feb. 1963 - Jan. 1965]
11) Tate, Allen [Feb. - Jan. 67, Sept. 1971 & N. D.'s 1924- 30]
12) Tate, Allen [Jan. - Nov. 14, N. Y.'s]
13) Tate, Allen [ Nov. 18 - Dec. N.Y.'s - N. D.'s & letter to Mims]
14) Tate, Caroline - Taylor, Tyre
15) Taylor, Warren
16) Taylor, Wesley F. - Thomas, W. E. [ 1935 - Feb. 36 ]
17) Thomas, W. E. [ April 1936 - 38] - Thompson, C. W.
18) Thompson, E. - Titterton [ 1928 -29]
19) Titterton [1930] - Todd
20) Toledano - Trawick
21) Tribble - Tyler
22) Underwood - Untermeyer [1923 - Aug 1926]
23) Untermeyer [1929 -61 & N. D.] - Upson
24) Valentine - Van Doren [Feb. 1925 - Feb. 1927]
25) Van Doren ,Mark [Oct. 1929 - 1938 ] - Vinal [1924]
26) Vinal [N. Y. 's - N. D. 's] - Waddell
27) Wade, A. - Wade, James P.
28) Wade, John Donald [1930 - Aug. 1932]
29) Wade, John Donald [Sept. 1932 - Feb. 1933]
30) Wade, John Donald [May 1933 - Jan. 9, 1934]
31) Wade, John Donald [Jan. - March 1934]
32) Wade, John Donald [April 1934 - June 1935]
33) Wade, John Donald [ August 1935 - April 1936]
34) Wade, John Donald [ May 1936 - 1939]

Box 15

1) Wade, John Donald [1940 -Jan 12, 1943]
2) Wade, John Donald [Nov. 1943 - March 1945]
3) Wade, John Donald [April 1945 - Jan. 1947]
4) Wade, John Donald [May 1947 - April 1948]
5) Wade, John Donald [ May 1948 - March 1949]
6) Wade, John Donald [ April - Nov. 1949]
7) Wade, John Donald [Dec. 1949 - July 1951]
8) Wade, John Donald [ Aug. 1951 - 1952]
9) Wade, John Donald [ 1953]
10) Wade, John Donald [1954]
11) Wade, John Donald [Jan. - April 1955]
12) Wade, John Donald [May - Dec. 1955]
13) Wade, John Donald [1956 - Oct. 1957]
14) Wade, John Donald [Aug. 1958 - Aug. 1959]
15) Wade, John Donald [Sept. 1959 - March 1960]
16) Wade, John Donald [ May 1960 - Dec. 6, 1960]
17) Wade, John Donald [ Dec. 12, 1960 - April 1961]
18) Wade, John Donald [ May - Oct. 1961]
19) Wade, John Donald [ Nov. 1961 - Jan. 1962]
20) Wade, John Donald [ Feb. - May 1962]
21) Wade, John Donald [ Oct. 1962 - 63]
22) Wagner - Walker, E.
23) Walker, L. - Walsh, T. [1937]
24) Walsh, T. [Jan. - June 1938]
25) Walsh, T. [July 27, 1938 - Dec. 14, 1938]
26) Walsh, T. [ Dec. 28, 1938 -April 1939]
27) Walsh, T. [ May - Sept. 1939]
28) Walsh, T. [ Oct. 1939 - 1940]
29) Walsh, T. [1942 - Sept. 9, 1953]
30) Walsh, T. [Sept. 14, 1953 - Feb. 1954]
31) Walsh, T. [ March - Dec. 9, 1954]
32) Walsh, T. [Dec. 10, 1954 - March 1955]
33) Walsh, T. [April 1955 - Aug. 1956]
34) Walsh, T. [Sept. 1956 - Jan. 1957]
35) Walsh, T. [March - May 1957, N. Y. - N. D.] - Ward [1959]
36) Waring - Warren Mary Celia
37) Warren, Robert Penn [1923 -July 1926]
38) Warren, Robert Penn [Sept. 1926 - June 1930]
39) Warren, Robert Penn [Sept. 1930 - 1935]

Box 16

1) Warren, Robert Penn [1936 -38]
2) Warren, Robert Penn [1946 - 62 & N. D.]
3) Warren, Robert Penn [N. D.'s]
4) Warrick - Watt
5) Weaver, Bennett
6) Weaver, Richard M.
7) Webb - Weeks
8) Weiss - Wells
9) Wells - Wheatley [July - Aug. 1928]
10) Wheatley [Sept. 1928 - March 1954]
11) Wheeler - Wheelock [1927 - 1960]
12) Whitaker - Wieck
13) Williams, A - Williams, L
14) Williams, O. - Wills, Ellen
15) Wills, Jesse [ July - Aug. 5 1923]
16) Wills, Jesse [Aug. 10, 1923 - 1961]
17) Wills, Ridley
18) Wilson, E. - Wilson, L.
19) Wilson, M. - Winton
20) Wise - Woods
21) Woody - Wright
22) Writer's Monthly - Yarbrough [1923]
23) Yarbrough [1934 -1935] - Young, F.
24) Young, J. P. - Young, Stark [1929]
25) Young, Stark [ 1930 - 1931]
26) Young, Stark [ 1934 - 37]
27) Young, Stark [1939 - 1952]
28) Young, Stark [1953 - 1957]
29) Young, Stark [ 1930, no date]
30) Young, Stark [ 1930, no date]
31) Young, Stark [N.D.]
32) Young, Stark [N. D.'s]
33) Young, Stark [N. D.'s]
34) Young, Stark [N. D.'s]
35) Young, Stark [N. D.'s]
36) Young, Stark [N. D.'s]
37) Copies of Stark Young Letters Given by Dr. John Pilkington
38) Youngstrom - Zugsmith
39) Fragments, Unidentified
40) Misc. fragments, unidentified [1930 - 1939]
41) Fragments, unidentified [1940's: '42, '44, '47]
42) Misc. fragments, unidentified [ 1950's: '52,'56]
43) Fragments, unidentified [ 1960's: '60, '62, '67, '68]
44) Misc. fragments, unidentified-no dates

WRITINGS

Book Manuscripts ( Boxes 17-24)
Articles, Essays, and Lectures ( Boxes 25 -30)
Poems, Reviews, Short Story, Plays, Interview ( Box 31 )
Editing Projects (Boxes 31-33)
- Tennessean Book Review and Literary Page
- The Weekly Review-A Page About Books (2 Boxes of Photocopies, 2 Boxes of Original
- Newspaper Clippings in boxes 54 and 55 at the end of the Papers)

Book Manuscripts

Box 17

1) American Composition and Rhetoric- Introduction
2-30) - American Composition and Rhetoric No. 1 - No. 29

Box 18

1-7) American Composition and Rhetoric No. 30 - No. 36
8) American Composition and Rhetoric mss (fragment)
9) American Composition and Rhetoric mss (fragment)
10) Big Ballad Jamboree
11) Big Ballad Jamboree
12) Big Ballad Jamboree, Chapters I - VIII, original typed MS
13) Big Ballad Jamboree, Chapters IX - XXI, original typed MS
14) Big Ballad Jamboree, Photocopy Chapters 1 - 5

Box 19

1) Big Ballad Jamboree, Photocopy Chapters 6 - 8
2) Big Ballad Jamboree, Photocopy Chapters 9 - 11
3) Big Ballad Jamboree, Photocopy Chapters 12 - 16
4) Big Ballad Jamboree, Photocopy Chapters 17 - 19
5) Big Ballad Jamboree, Photocopy Chapters 20 -21

Files 6 - 23: Chapters from Divided We Stand which was published as Attack on Leviathan

6) Divided We Stand. Contents.
7) Divided We Stand. The Nation We Are.
8) Divided We Stand. The Nation We Are.
9) Divided We Stand. Regionalism in the Arts.
10) Divided We Stand. Regionalism in the Arts.
11) Divided We Stand. Chapters fromThe American Review.
12) Divided We Stand. The Immovable Bodies.
13) Divided We Stand. Political Economy of Regionalism.
14) Divided We Stand. Regionalism and Nationalism in American Literature.
15) Divided We Stand. American Heroes
16) Divided We Stand. Howard Odum and the Sociological Proteus.
17) Divided We Stand. Where Regionalism and Sectionalism Meet reprint from Social Forces Vol. 13, No. 1, October 1934
18) Divided We Stand. Fragments.
19) Divided We Stand. The Dilemma of the Southern Liberals, No. 1
20) Divided We Stand. The Dilemma of the Southern Liberals No. 2
21) Divided We Stand. The Dilemma of the Southern Liberals
22) Divided We Stand. The Dilemma of the Southern Liberals
23) Divided We Stand. The Dilemma of the Southern Liberals reprint from The American Mercury Feb. 1934

Box 20

1) Lee in the Mountains and Other Poems.
2) Lee in the Mountains and Other Poems.
3) The Long Street No. 1
4) The Long Street No. 2
5) The Long Street No. 3
6) The Long Street No. 4
7) The Long Street No. 5
8) The Long Street No.6
9) The Long Street No. 7
10) The Long Street, Book Manuscript
11) Readings for Composition, No. 1
12) Readings for Composition, No. 2
13) Readings for Composition, No. 3
14) Readings for Composition, No. 4
15) Readings for Composition, No. 5
16) Readings for Composition, No. 6
17) Readings for Composition, No. 7
18) Readings for Composition, No. 8
19) Readings for Composition, No. 9
20) Readings for Composition, No. 10

Box 21

1) Southern Writers in the Modern World.
2) The Tall Men No.1
3) The Tall Men No.2
4) The Tall Men No.3
5) The Tall Men No.4
6) The Tall Men No.5
7) The Tall Men ( Incomplete final drafts) No. 6
8) The Tall Men ( Incomplete final drafts ) No. 7
9) The Tall Men (Incomplete final drafts ) No. 8
10) The Tall Men ( Rough drafts ) No. 9
11) The Tall Men ( Rough drafts ) No. 10
12) The Tall Men (Rough drafts ) No. 11
13) The Tall Men (Rough drafts ) No. 12
14) The Tall Men (Rough drafts) No. 13
15) The Tall Men (Rough drafts ) No. 14
16) The Tall Men ( Rough drafts ) No. 15
17) The Tall Men (Rough drafts ) No. 16
18) The Tall Men (Rough drafts ) No. 17
19) The Tennessee, Vol. 1, Three Woodcuts by Theresa Sherrer Davidson
20) The Tennessee, Vol. I
21) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
22) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
23) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
24) The Tennessee, Vol.1
25) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
26) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
27) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
28) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
29) The Tennessee, Vol. 1

Box 22

1) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
2) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
3) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
4) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
5) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
6) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
7) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
8) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
9) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
10) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
11) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
12) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
13) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
14) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
15) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
16) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
17) The Tennessees,Vol. 1
18) The Tennessee, Vol. 1
19) The Tennessee, Vol. 1

Box 23

1) The Tennessee, Vol. 2
2) The Tennessee, Vol. 2
3) The Tennessee, Vol. 2
4) The Tennessee, Vol. 2
5) The Tennessee, Vol. 2
6) The Tennessee, Vol. 2
7) The Tennessee, Vol. 2
8) The Tennessee, Vol. 2
9) The Tennessee, Vol. 2
10) The Tennessee, Vol. 2
11) The Tennessee, Vol. 2
12) The Tennessee, Vol. 2
13) The Tennessee, Vol. 2
14) The Tennessee, Vol. 2, No. 26
15) The Tennessee, Vol. 2, No. 27
16) The Tennessee, Vol. 2, No. 28
17) The Tennessee, Vol. 2, No. 29
18) The Tennessee, Vol. 2, No. 30
19) The Tennessee, Table of Contents and Chapter 1
20) The Tennessee. First Comers. Chapter 2.
21) The Tennessee. The River of the Cherokees. Chapter 3.
22) The Tennessee. Myths and Games of the Cherokees. Chapter 4.
23) The Tennessee. The Carolina Traders and Their Empire. Chapter 5.
24) The Tennessee. The Brilliant Idea of a Scottish Baronet. Chapter 6.
25) The Tennessee. The Siege and Fall of Fort Loudoun. Chapter 7.
26) The Tennessee. Fort Loudoun, Monument of Lost Empire. Chapter ?
27) The Tennessee. Rally in the Canebrake. Chapter 10.

Box 24

1) The Tennessee. Rally in the Canebrake. Fragment.
2) The Tennessee. John Sevier and the Lost State of Franklin. Chapter 12
3) The Tennessee. Dragging Canoe Blockades the River. Chapter 13.
4) The Tennessee. Flatboat and Keelboat Days. Chapter 14.
5) The Tennessee. Boatmen and Outlaws on the Trace. Chapter 15.
6) The Tennessee. Early Steamboat Days. Chapter 16.
7) The Tennessee. Selected Bibliography
8) Misc. pages from The Tennessee No. 1
9) Misc. pages from The Tennessee No. 2
10) Misc. pages from The Tennessee No. 3
11) Untitled. "South Carolina MS Book and Notes"
12) Untitled. " South Carolina MS Book and Notes" -Chronology-Montgomery's expedition against Cherokees
13) South Carolina Book and Notes "Fort Loudoun: the Years of Decision" - Articles, Essays, and Lectures
14) "About Merrill Moore"
15) "An Agrarian Looks at the New Deal"
16) "The Agrarian South: An Interpretation"
17) "The Agrarians Today" Shenandoah Summer 1952, Vol. III, No. 2
18) "The Agrarian Tradition: Resume of Principles"
19) "The All Day Singing at Cedar Valley"
20) "Allen Tate: The Traditionalist as Modern"
21) "Aristocracy and Machinery"
22) "Articles of an Agrarian Reform "
23) "Articles of an Agrarian Restoration"
24) "The Artist as Southerner." In Saturday Review, May 15, 1926
25) "The Artist as Southerner."
26) "The Average Man and Poetry
27) "At the Railway Station, Middlebury, July 19, 1949"
28) "Die Bedeutung der Sudstaaten in der Modernen Amerikanischen Literatur"
29) " Brother Jonathan and Cousin Roderick"
30) Commencement Address-Breadloaf School of English, 1938
31) Commencement Address --Breadloaf School of English, 1956
32 ) Commencement Address-Breadloaf School of English, 1956
33) Commencement Address-Peabody Demonstration School, June 5, 1945
34) Commencement Address-Wallace School (no date)
35) The Communion of the Ever-Living: A Statement of the Role of the Humanities
36) "Counterattack, 1930 -1940: The South Against Leviathan" delivered as the second lecture in the Eugenia Dorothy Blount Lamar Memorial Lectures, Nov. 1957 at Mercer University
37) "Counter-Revolution: The Sequel to I'll Take My Stand
38) "The Crisis in Education"
39) "Criticism Outside New York"
40) "Current Attitudes Toward Folklore"
41) Dominance of Government over Culture. Nationalism in the Industrial Age.
42) " Dying Cities, Living Fields"

Box 25

1) "Economics and Life"
2) Edna Ferber's So Big
3) "Education for Quality"
4) "The English Teacher and the Lost Humanities" No. 1
5) " " " No. 2
6) " " " No. 3
7) "Erskine Caldwell's Picture Book"
8) Essays on Liberals ( untitled )
9) "An Exhortation for the Times "
10) "Faulkner e Warren" ( in Portuguese )
11) "Faulkner and Warren: A Study in the Vitality of Tradition"
12) "Faulkner and Warren: A Note on the Role of the South in Contemporary American Literature"
13) "First Fruits of Dayton"
14) "The Folk in Literature"
15) "Folkways and Folk Arts"
16) Foreword. The Works and Days of Arthur Palmer Hudson.
17) Foreword and Notes. The Southern Tradition at Bay, by Richard Weaver.
18) "Geography of the Brain"
19) "Grammar and Rhetoric: The Teacher's Problem," 1953
20) "Grammar and Rhetoric: The Teacher's Problem"
21) "Grand Tour at Age 72 or The New "Innocents Abroad" Autumn , 1965
22) "The Great Plains"
23) "Gulliver Goes South"
24) "Gulliver with Hay Fever."
25) "History of the Honor System at Vanderbilt"
26) "The Horrors of Peace"
27) I'll Take My Stand-Dedication and Prospectus
28) "In Memory of John Gould Fletcher"
29) " Introduction to the Fugitive," 1966
30) " Introduction to John Donald Wade's Essays"
31) "Introduction : A Statement of Principles" No. 1 (I'll Take My Stand )
32) " " No. 2
33) " " No. 3
34) "Introduction to Voltmeier" by William Gilmore Simms
35) " John Dos Passos-No Rip Van Winkle"
36) " John Dos Passos-No Rip Van Winkle"
37) "Joseph Conrad's Directed Indirections"
38) " Joseph Conrad's Directed Indirections." The Sewanee Review, April 1925
39) " Joseph Conrad and the Vision of His Youth" ( lecture)
40) " Kennedy's Horseshoe Robinson: A Tale of the Tory Ascendancy "( 1835)
41) "Kennedy's Rob of the Bowl," 1838
42 ) Kennedy's Swallow Barn or a Sojourn in the Old Dominion (1832 )
43) " John Pendleton Kennedy (1795 - 1870)"
44) Kingdom Coming.
45) Kingdom Coming. Muscle Schoals and the T. V. A.
46) Kingdom Coming. Muscle Schoals. The Flint Rocks, and TVA.

Box 26

1) "Lands That Were Golden"
2) Lecture on Southern Literature ( untitled )
3) Lecture on Southern Writers, pp. 10 - 16
4) " Literature as Experience and Form"
5) "The Local Color Novel" (Creative Reading, Sept. 15, 1928, Vol. II, No. 23 )
6) "The Lyric of the 1600's: Song or Poem?"
7) "The Lyric of Tradition"
8) "The Machine Age"
9) Mark Twain ( lecture )
10) " The Master of the Sacred Harp: In Memoriam George Pullen Jackson, 1874 - 1953"
11) " "
12) "Medieval Lyrics: The Poem As Song"
13) " A Meeting of Southern Writers"
14) " Middletown, Yankee Town, and Rebelville."
15) "A Mirror for Artists " No. 1
16) "A Mirror for Artists" No. 2 (from I'll Take My Stand)
17) " The 'Mystery' of the Agrarians"
18) " Nashville in the Eighteen- Nineties" ( Coffee House Club, Feb. 16, 1967 )
19) " (carbon copy )
20) " The New South and Conservatism"
21) " "
22) The New South and the Conservative Tradition
23) " "
24) " "
25) "No Ammer "
26) "Not Quite Yankees-Still More Rebels "
27) The Old Oak Club, 1888-1938
28) " On Teaching Democracy Through Literature" ( 2 copies )
29) " "
30) Peabody Radio Round Table, 1940
31) Poetry and Progress; Poetry as Tradition (2 copies)
32) The Political Economy of Regionalism
33) Political Regionalism and Administrative Regionalism
34) " Pre-Admission Acquaintance with the Honor System"
35) "Preface to Decision"
36) " "
37) "Preface to Decision ( A Study of the Race Problem" Nashville Banner, 9-7-45 )
38) "Preliminary Discussion - Southern Letters - 1931"
39) " Pullin' Corn: A New Georgia Scene.
40) Quotations from I'll Take My Stand
41) "Recollections of Robert Frost"
42) " The Recrudescence of Kipling."
43) " Regionalism"
44) " "
45) " " (includes letter to W. T. Couch, 1953)
46) " "
47) " "
48) Regionalism. Notes (Legal size folder)

Box 27

1) "Regionalism in College English Courses"
2) "Regionalism in Modern American Literature" No. 1
3) " " No. 2
4) " " No. 3
5) " Regionalism Versus Chaos"
6) " Relationship of the Faculty and Administrative Officers to the Honor System"
7) " Remarks Given at the Installation of Alexander Heard as Chancellor of Vanderbilt University 1963."
8) Remarks Given at Memorial Assembly for Elizabeth Drew. Bread Loaf School of English.
9) "The Renaissance of Southern Poetry and Literature"
10) A Reply to Clarence Cason's "Is the South Advancing?"
11) Report on Southern Literature.
12) "The Return of the Native-Introduction"
13) "Richard Croom Beatty: A Memoir" No. 1
14) " " No. 2
15) "Robert E. Lee: The Soldier"
16) " The Role of the South in Modern Literature."
17) "The Sacred Harp in the Land of Eden"
18) " "
19) "The Sacred Harp Singing at Cedar Valley"
20) "Sectionalism in America "
21) " Sectionalism in America"
22) " A Siege Gun Opens From Texas"
23) " Simms and the Critics"
24) So Red the Rose, by Stark Young-Introduction
25) " ' No. 1
26) " " No. 2
27) " " No. 3
28) " " Fragments
29) " Social Science Discovers Regionalism"
30) " The Sociological Proteus"
31) "A Sociologist in Eden"
32) " "
33) " Some Considerations for a Study of the Humanities"
34) " The South in Contemporary Literature" ( lecture ).
35) "The South and Intellectual Progress"
36) "The South and the Nation-A Historical Interpretation No. 1
37) " " " No. 2
38) "The Southern Agrarians"
39) " The Southern Association Joins the Kennedy Army," Coffee House Club, 1962
40) " "
41) " "
42) " "
43) "The Southern Association and Other Educational Mobs"
44) " Southern Letter" ( fragment )
45) "A Southern View of Folk Song"
46) "The Southerner"
47) "The Southern Writer and the Modern University"
48) " The Statecraft of Charles A. Beard"
49) " Statement and Interpretation of the Negative"
50) Statement for Dallas Meeting, April 19 -21, 1968
51) " Still Rebels, Still Yankees"
52) " "
53) Shenandoah
55) " Stuart's Escape and Timberlake's Mission"
56) Studies in War Time, Convocation Address, Hollins College, September 18, 1942

Box 28

1) " The Talking Oaks of the South"
2) " The Teaching of Composition and Rhetoric"
3) " The Thankless Muse and Her Fugitive Poets"
4) " Theme and Method in So Red the Rose"
5) "Theme and Method in So Red the Rose" Modern Southern Literature: A Symposium -XVII, The Hopkins Review, Spring- Summer 1953
6) " Thomas Hardy"
7) Essay on Thomas Hardy, pp.2 - 12, 14 - 27 (incomplete )
8) " To the Civitans." Lecture.
9) " To Go West and South" ( unfinished )
10) " To the Wardens of the Gate"
11) " The Traditional Basis of Thomas Hardy's Fiction"
12) " The Trend of Southern Literature" No. 1
13) " The Trend of Southern Literature" No. 2
14) "The Trend toward Regional Devolution"
15) Tribute to Elizabeth Drew ( untitled )
16) "The TVA Makes a New River"
17) "Two Schools of Southern Fiction"
18) "Two Views of the World State: Wells and A. E."
19) " The Unhappy Role of Science- 1956"
20) "Vanderbilt and the South"
21) "Vermont in Summer-Georgia in Winter" No. 1
22) " " No. 2
23) "A Very Modern Question"
24) "The Vocabulary of the Moderns"
25) " The Voyage of the Good Boat Adventure.
26) " What does History Mean?
27) "Where are the Laymen? An Inquiry into the Southern Policy Committees"
28) "Where Regionalism and Sectionalism Meet?"
29) "Where Regionalism and Sectionalism Meet?"
30) "The White Spirituals and Their Historian"
31) Whither Dixie? Mr. Barr and Mr. Ransom in the Great Debate at Richmond.
32) " Whitman and the American Spirit" (lecture)
33) " Why the Modern South has a Great Literature"
34) " William Gilmore Simms and the Southern Frontier." No. 1
35) " " No. 2
36) " " No. 3
37) " Zola's Naturalism and Le Roman Experimental"
38) Untitled ( address to students in American Literature class )
39) Untitled. Subject: Agrarian View of the South's Problems
40) Untitled Essay. Beginning "Americans are a Wilderness People," 1938
41) Untitled Essay. Subject: Civil War and the South.
42) Untitled Essay. Subject: Columbia Debate "Mr. Chairman and Fellow Tennesseans"
43) Untitled Essay. Subject: The Lack of Audience for Art in the South.
44) Untitled Essay. Subject: [ Role of the Humanities in Modern Education]
45) Untitled Essay. Subject: Southerners and Northerners
46) Untitled Essay. Subject: To the Kiwanis Club
47) Untitled Essay. Subject: Tribute to Dr. Sanborn
48) Davidson. Untitled essay fragments
49) Untitled Manuscripts. No. 1
50) Untitled Manuscripts. No. 2

Box 29

1) Incomplete and fragmentary manuscripts
2) " "
3) " "
4) " "
5) " "
6) Papers written while a student No. 1-"Arnold Bennett-Balanceer"; 'Churches"; "Editorials After ' 'The New Republic' "; "Meredith"; "Militarists in America"; "My Little League of Nations" (after Stephen Leacock in "Our Little Soviet, " Vanity Fair, November)
7) Papers written while a student No. 2-"The Mythological and Symbolical Interpretation of Beowulf";"The Poems of Cynewulf"(term paper December 1920)
8) Papers written while a student No. 3-"The Plays of Galsworthy"; "A Profession of Some Principles"; "A Shropshire Lad";"Yeats as a Lyrist"
9) Papers written while a student No. 4-"The Wine of Jules Leroux";"Untitled"

Poems
( a complete list of Davidson's poems in this collection is available with this finding aid - Appendix A)

10) Ad to At (14 sheets )
11) Aunt - Barren (9 sheets )
12) Battle Vow (15 sheets )
13) Bird of Paradise - Boudoir (10 sheets)
14) Boundary - Cabined (11 sheets)
15) The Case of Motorman 17 (18 sheets )
16) The Charm - Coat of Arms (12 sheets)
17) Color Blind - Country Music (8 sheets)
18) Countersong - Crime (12 sheets)
19) Cross Question (17 sheets)
20) Cumberland - David Crockett (6 sheets)
21) Deserter (16 sheets)
22) Desolate - Echo (9 sheets)
23) Epinician - Fear (17 sheets)
24) Fiddler - First (14 sheets)
25) For a - From a Window (14 sheets)
26) The Game (10 sheets)
27) God - Harold (17 sheets)
28) Hermitage (21 sheets )
29) Hermitage (19 sheets )
30) Hit - Hunter (10 sheets )
31 ) Idyl - Johnnie Armstrong ( 10 sheets )
32) Last Charge - Lost Rider (11 sheets )
33) Lee in the Mountains (18 sheets)
34) Legend (6 sheets)
35) Lines Written for Allen Tate (16 sheets)
36) Lines - Martha (9 sheets)

Box 30

1) Meeting with Scylla - Morning Love (12 sheets)
2) Morning Was Golden (1 sheet)
3) "Naiad" ( in Nov. 1922 issue of The Double Dealer)
4) Nervous Man (11 sheets)
5) Ninth Part of Speech (15 sheets)
6) Ninth Part of Speech (15 sheets)
7) No - Old (18 sheets)
8) Old Man of Thorn - Pastoral (18 sheets)
9) Pavane - Priapus Younger (11 sheets )
10) Projection - Randall (16 sheets)
11) Rebel - Return (12 sheets)
12) Ritual - Robertson (15 sheets)
13) Running of Streight (26 sheets)
14) " " (15 sheets)
15) " " (17 sheets)
16) " " (15 sheets)
17) Sequel - Sky (11 sheets)
18) Soldier - Southward (19 sheets)
19) Sp - To Anybody (16 sheets)
20) To the Army of Tennessee (12 sheets)
21) To the Army of Tennessee (2) (11 sheets)
22) Totom - Touch (17 sheets )
23) Trooper of Forrest (17 sheets)
24) Twilight - Vow (10 sheets)
25) Wassail - X,Y, Z (14 sheets)
26) Untitled
27) Miscellaneous ( includes untitled poems and fragments )
28) A Notebook-Notes for Poetry and Prose
29) 3 poems ("Lee Sulle Montagne" "Pastorale Della Georgia: Randall Figlio Mio" and 'L'Uomo Eccitabile) in The Journal -Questioni, Gennaio - Marzo 1960

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