Guide to the Frederic E. Faverty (1902-1981) Papers
| Collection Title: |
Frederic E. Faverty (1902-1981) Papers
|
| Dates: |
1920-1982 |
| Identification: |
11/3/11/16 |
| Creator: |
Faverty, Frederic E. (Frederic Everett), 1902-1981
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| Extent: |
20 Boxes
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| Language of Materials: |
English |
| Abstract: |
The Frederic E. Faverty Papers are arranged in nineteen and one-half boxes and one oversize package. They span the period
1920-1982. The Papers are organized into eight subseries: biographical materials, general correspondence, Harvard University
materials, Northwestern University materials, teaching materials and lecture notes, graduate student records, subject files,
and publications files. |
| Acquisition Information: |
The Frederic E. Faverty Papers were donated to the University Archives by Mrs. Margaret Faverty (Accession Number 84-115). |
| Processing Information: |
Kevin B. Leonard; August 1, 1984. |
| Separated Materials: |
None. |
| Conditions Governing Access: |
Recommendations (Box 5, Folders 1-2), grade records (Box 7, Folders 8-10 and the oversize package), and the graduate student
records (Box 8 and Box 9, Folders 1-6) may be used only with permission of the University Archivist. |
| Repository: |
Northwestern University Archives
Deering Library, Room 110
1970 Campus Dr.
Evanston, IL, 60208-2300
URL: http://www.library.northwestern.edu/archives
Email: archives@northwestern.edu
Phone: 847-491-3354 |
Biographical/Historical Information
Frederic E. Faverty was born September 29, 1902 in Sparta, Illinois, the son of Clarence Walter and Amelia (Riemer) Faverty.
Faverty joined the faculty of the English department at Northwestern University in 1930, where he remained until retirement
in 1971. Faverty's research interests centered on English philology and he was a noted authority on the literature of Victorian
England. However, much of his early research and writing focused on Medieval English literature.
He graduated from East St. Louis (Illinois) High School in 1920 after which he attended Washington University, receiving a
B.A. degree and becoming a member of Phi Beta Kappa honorary fraternity in 1924. Between 1925 and 1928 Faverty served as an
instructor of English at Adelbert College of Western Reserve University. Harvard awarded him both the M.A. (1929) and Ph.D.
(1930) degrees in English. His doctoral dissertation was entitled, “Legends of Joseph, the Hebrew Patriarch, in European Literature
of the Middle Ages.”
Faverty joined the faculty of Northwestern University as an instructor of English in 1930. Subsequently he earned promotions
to assistant professor (1933-39), associate professor (1939-1945), and professor (1945-1971). Upon Faverty's retirement from
teaching, Northwestern accorded him emeritus status. Faverty was chairman of Northwestern's English department between 1945
and 1958 and again during the summer of 1967. He held the Morrison Professorship of English from 1958 to his retirement. Also
while at Northwestern, Faverty chaired the university's Lecture Coordinating Committee and Harris Lecture Committee. From
1945 to 1950 he served as editor of the Northwestern University Press and from 1936 through 1948 he edited the university's
annual publication, Summaries of Doctoral Dissertations.
Faverty was active in numerous professional and scholarly organizations. He was a member of the American Association of University
Professors and chaired the Public Relations Committee of the National Council of Teachers of English. Faverty was president
of Northwestern's chapter of Phi Beta Kappa in 1946 and was a member (1957-1960) and chairman (1960) of the national organization's
Christian Gauss Award Committee. He served on the evaluation panel of the National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities
(1966) and as a consultant on Victorian literature to the Modern Language Association of America. He was a member of the Society
of Midland Authors and on the English department visiting committee for the Harvard Board of Overseers (1957-1961). Faverty
also served on a doctoral examining committee for the University of Toronto (1967), on the editorial board of Victorian Poetry,
and on the advisory board for Victorian Studies.
Faverty's research interests centered on English philology and he was a noted authority on the literature of Victorian England
although much of his early research and writing focused on Medieval English literature. He wrote numerous journal, encyclopedia,
and newspaper articles on literary topics as well as co-edited the Victorian Bibliographies appearing annually in Modern Philology
from 1932 through 1936. Faverty was widely known for the scores of reviews and essays he wrote for the Chicago Tribune Magazine
of Books between 1952 and 1972. From 1956 through 1959 Faverty was the author of a series of articles on literary classics,
again published by the Chicago Tribune Magazine of Books. Many of these articles, grouped under the series title, “Our Literary
Heritage,” were republished in Faverty's book, Your Literary Heritage (J.B. Lippincott Company, 1959). Faverty's other major
publications include Matthew Arnold the Ethnologist (Northwestern University Press, 1951) and The Victorian Poets, A Guide
to Research (Harvard University Press, 1956; second edition, 1968).
Faverty married Margaret Ellen Beckett on June 20, 1934. The Favertys had two children: Kathleen Margaret and Richard Beckett.
Professor Faverty died on August 9, 1981.
Scope and Content
The Frederic E. Faverty Papers are arranged in nineteen and one-half boxes and one oversize package. They span the period
1920-1982. The Papers are organized into eight subseries: biographical materials, general correspondence, Harvard University
materials, Northwestern University materials, teaching materials and lecture notes, graduate student records, subject files,
and publications files.
Biographical materials date between 1920 and 1981 and are arranged in three folders. These materials include clippings, vitae,
and related items generally pertaining to Faverty's travel, research, academic appointments, lectures and addresses, and publications.
The general correspondence fills nearly two boxes and is arranged chronologically within folders. It is largely incoming and
mainly concerns the academic and research interests of Faverty and his close professional colleagues. Requests by colleagues
and students for recommendations also may be found within the general correspondence along with scattered correspondence of
a social nature.
Harvard University materials, arranged in nine folders, include mainly course notes, examinations, and research papers dating
from Faverty's graduate study during the period 1926-1930. A draft of his doctoral dissertation is filed with these materials.
The Northwestern University materials fill about one-half box and document Faverty's academic appointments as well as some
of his administrative responsibilities within both the English department and the university as a whole. Two folders of recommendations,
written for Northwestern students and colleagues, are filed here.
Comprising nearly three boxes, the teaching materials and lecture notes span the length of Faverty's teaching career. Included
are syllabi, bibliographies, lecture notes and outlines, examinations, and related materials mainly from Faverty's undergraduate
and graduate English courses at Northwestern. A small amount of materials from his courses at Western Reserve University are
foldered together in front of the Northwestern records. Three folders and one oversize volume of grade records date from 1930
through 1971. Miscellaneous and undated research and lecture notes on a number of topics are filed at the end of this subseries.
Graduate student records largely date from the mid-1960s and early 1970s, fill about one and one-half boxes, and include correspondence
and related materials pertaining to graduate coursework and student admission to degree candidacy, dissertation prospectuses,
examinations, placement materials, and recommendations for Faverty's graduate advisees. Materials on individual students are
foldered together and folders are arranged alphabetically according to student surname. A small amount of general administrative
materials are foldered at the front of the student files.
Subject files are arranged alphabetically by topical headings in over two boxes. These files concern Faverty's research and
professional work, organizational memberships and service, and related scholarly activities.
The publications files form the largest component of the Papers, filling more than eight boxes. These files date from the
late 1920s through the early 1970s although much of the material found here is undated. Included are research notes, correspondence,
and drafts of Faverty's major works: “Joseph and Potiphar's Wife,” Matthew Arnold the Ethnologist, The Victorian Poets, A
Guide to Research, the “Our Literary Heritage” series, and the book, Your Literary Heritage. Journal and encyclopedia articles,
brief publications, and related materials are arranged alphabetically by title or topic heading following the major works.
Finally, book reviews in both published and draft form are arranged in alphabetical order according to surname of author or
title of subject reviewed.
Two additions to the series are included as well: correspondence and reports dating from 1944-1956 and letters and cards of
sympathy sent to Mrs. Margaret Faverty following her husband's death.
Addition, Box 20
The addition, which comprises one folder, dates from the years 1944-1956, and includes correspondence and reports relating
to the Northwestern University Department of English.
Addition, Box 20
The second addition, which comprises two folders dating from the year 1981, includes letters and cards to Mrs. Margaret Faverty
expressing sympathy on the death of her husband.
Subjects
Personal Name
Faverty, Frederic E. (Frederic Everett), 1902-1981
Subjects
English literature--Study and teaching (Higher)--United States
English teachers--Illinois--Evanston
Container List / Contents
- Biographical Materials
- General, 1920-81Box 1, Folder 1
- Clippings, 1928-81Box 1, Folder 2
- Vitae, 1954-70, n.d.Box 1, Folder 3
- General Correspondence
- Correspondence, 1925-35Box 1, Folder 4
- Correspondence, 1937-47Box 1, Folder 5
- Correspondence, 1948-50Box 1, Folder 6
- Correspondence, 1950-51Box 1, Folder 7
- Correspondence, 1951-52Box 1, Folder 8
- Correspondence, 1953-54Box 2, Folder 1
- Correspondence, 1955-56Box 2, Folder 2
- Correspondence, 1957-58Box 2, Folder 3
- Correspondence, 1959-60Box 2, Folder 4
- Correspondence, 1961-62Box 2, Folder 5
- Correspondence, 1963-64Box 2, Folder 6
- Correspondence, 1965-66Box 2, Folder 7
- Correspondence, 1967-69Box 3, Folder 1
- Correspondence, 1970-72Box 3, Folder 2
- Correspondence, 1973-81, n.d.Box 3, Folder 3
- Harvard University
- General, 1926-30Box 3, Folder 4
- Course Notes and Exams, 1928-30Box 3, Folder 5
- Course Notes, 1928-30Box 3, Folder 6
- Course Notes, 1928-30Box 3, Folder 7
- Course Notes, 1928-30Box 3, Folder 8
- Course Notes, 1928-30Box 3, Folder 9
- Course Notes, 1928-30Box 4, Folder 1
- Research Papers, 1928-30Box 4, Folder 2
- Dissertation Draft, ca. 1930Box 4, Folder 3
- Correspondence, 1930-82Box 4, Folder 4
- Commencement Citations, 1961-62Box 4, Folder 5
- Lecture Committees, 1952-71Box 4, Folder 6
- Retirement, 1971Box 4, Folder 7
- Salary, 1931-59Box 4, Folder 8
- English Department, 1944-70Box 4, Folder 9
- English Department, Graduate Study, 1955, 1970Box 4, Folder 10
- Morrison Professorship, 1956-57, 1962Box 4, Folder 11
- Recommendations, 1958-61Box 5, Folder 1
- Recommendations, 1962-71Box 5, Folder 2
- English Department – Summer Chairmanship, 1967Box 5, Folder 3
- Teaching Materials/Lecture Notes
- Western Reserve University, 1925-28Box 5, Folder 4
- English A and B, B3, 1935Box 5, Folder 5
- Introduction to General Literature/World Literature, 1938-39Box 5, Folder 6
- Lecture Notes B3 (Balzac Bible, Cellini, Anatole France), n.d.Box 5, Folder 7
- Lecture Notes B3 (Cervantes, Dante, Dosteovsky), n.d.Box 5, Folder 8
- Lecture Notes B3 (Greek and Latin), n.d.Box 5, Folder 9
- Lecture Notes B3 (Goethe and Ibsen), n.d.Box 5, Folder 10
- Lecture Notes B3 (Machiavelli, Moliere, and Voltaire), n.d.Box 5, Folder 11
- Exams, Class Lists B3, n.d.Box 5, Folder 12
- English B-30, 1 Syllabus, 1963Box 5, Folder 13
- English C-40, 1933-52, n.d.Box 6, Folder 1
- English C-40 Course Evaluation, 1953, n.d.Box 6, Folder 2
- English C-40, 1968, n.d.Box 6, Folder 3
- English C-40, 1969-70, n.d.Box 6, Folder 4
- English C-40, 1970, n.d.Box 6, Folder 5
- English C-40, D-20, 1938-39, n.d.Box 6, Folder 6
- English C-50, 1968-69Box 6, Folder 7
- English D-11, n.d.Box 6, Folder 8
- English D-16, n.d.Box 6, Folder 9
- English D-31, 1965, 1971, n.d.Box 6, Folder 10
- English D-31, Browning Seminar, 1967Box 6, Folder 11
- English D-31, 1967-71, n.d.Box 6, Folder 12
- English D-31, 1967-71, n.d.Box 6, Folder 13
- English D-31, 1975-76Box 6, Folder 14
- English D-31, 1975-76, n.d.Box 6, Folder 15
- English D-31, Biography, n.d.Box 6, Folder 16
- English D-31, Biography, n.d.Box 6, Folder 17
- English E-17, Peterson Seminar, 1959-60Box 6, Folder 18
- English E-17, 1962, 1964, n.d.Box 6, Folder 19
- English E-17, 1961-65, n.d.Box 6, Folder 20
- English E-31, 1964-65, n.d.Box 7, Folder 1
- English E-31, 1966-67, n.d.Box 7, Folder 2
- English E-31, 1968-69Box 7, Folder 3
- English E-31, Arnold Seminar, n.d.Box 7, Folder 4
- English E-31, n.d.Box 7, Folder 5
- Bibliographies for General Research, n.d.Box 7, Folder 6
- Examinations, 1931-65Box 7, Folder 7
- Grade Records, 1930-33Box 7, Folder 8
- Grade Records, 1933-53Box 7, Folder 9
- Grade Records, 1958-61Box 7, Folder 10
- Research and Lecture Notes, n.d.Box 7, Folder 11
- Research and Lecture Notes, n.d.Box 7, Folder 12
- Research and Lecture Notes, n.d.Box 7, Folder 13
- Research and Lecture Notes, n.d.Box 7, Folder 14
- Graduate Student Records
- Graduate Student Transcripts and Evaluations, 1964-74Box 8, Folder 1
- Graduate Study, Prospective Students, 1969Box 8, Folder 2
- A.R.B., 1962-69Box 8, Folder 3
- J.B., 1970-71Box 8, Folder 4
- R.C., 1965-69Box 8, Folder 5
- A.D., 1968-71Box 8, Folder 6
- T.E., 1964-68Box 8, Folder 7
- F.F., 1967-68Box 8, Folder 8
- R.G., 1970Box 8, Folder 9
- W.G., 1967-69Box 8, Folder 10
- K.G., 1967-70Box 8, Folder 11
- J.J., 1966-70Box 8, Folder 12
- P.L., 1969-70Box 8, Folder 13
- T.L., 1962-70Box 8, Folder 14
- C.M., 1945-68Box 8, Folder 15
- W.P., 1967-71Box 8, Folder 16
- B.V.Q., 1969-72Box 8, Folder 17
- M.A.R., 1968-70Box 9, Folder 1
- L.R., 1966-69Box 9, Folder 2
- N.J.S., 1967Box 9, Folder 3
- F.S., 1962-70Box 9, Folder 4
- R.S., 1967Box 9, Folder 5
- B.T., 1969-70Box 9, Folder 6
- Subject Files
- Alott, Kenneth, 1971-72Box 9, Folder 7
- Matthew Arnold, Essays in Criticism, 1966Box 9, Folder 8
- Matthew Arnold, Guide to Research, n.d.Box 9, Folder 9
- Big Ten English Department Conferences, 1953-55Box 9, Folder 10
- Chicago Tribune, 1953-68Box 9, Folder 11
- Chicago Tribune Short Story Contest, 1954Box 9, Folder 12
- Fan Mail, 1953, 1956-64, 1968-69Box 9, Folder 13
- Harvard University-Board of Overseers, 1953-58Box 10, Folder 1
- Henry Holt and Company, Inc., 1950-57, 1962Box 10, Folder 2
- Hungerford, Ted, 1963, 1968, n.d.Box 10, Folder 3
- L ectures and Addresses, 1934-68Box 10, Folder 4
- “Living in a Machine Age”- NU Radio Address, 1935Box 10, Folder 5
- Modern Language Association of America, 1945-68Box 10, Folder 6
- Modern Language Association Convention-Chairman's Correspondence, 1953Box 10, Folder 7
- Modern Language Association Convention Programs, 1931-57Box 10, Folder 8
- National Council of Teachers of English, 1948, 1952, 1955-57Box 11, Folder 1
- National Endowment for the Humanities, 1966-67Box 11, Folder 2
- Phi Beta Kappa Contest, 1959Box 11, Folder 3
- Phi Beta Kappa-Chairman of Cristian Gauss Book Award, 1960-61Box 11, Folder 4
- Poetry Magazine, 1949-50, 1958-59Box 11, Folder 5
- Prior, Moody, n.d.Box 11, Folder 6
- Rand McNally and Company, 1962-66Box 11, Folder 7
- Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd., 1967-68Box 11, Folder 8
- Sheridan Study Club, 1957-61, 1967-69, n.d.Box 11, Folder 9
- Society of Midland Authors, 1957Box 11, Folder 10
- University of Toronto, 1967-68Box 11, Folder 11
- Victorian Poetry, 1961-74Box 11, Folder 12
- Victorian Studies, 1956-58, 1967Box 11, Folder 13
- Wilber, Richard, 1959Box 11, Folder 14
- Publications: Research, Book Drafts, Articles, and Reviews
- Joseph and Potiphar's Wife
- Joseph Research- England, 1937Box 11, Folder 15
- Joseph Research- England, 1937Box 11, Folder 16
- Joseph Research- England, 1937Box 12, Folder 1
- Joseph and Potiphar's Wife Research, 1937-38Box 12, Folder 2
- Joseph Manuscript, n.d.Box 12, Folder 3
- Joseph Manuscript, n.d.Box 12, Folder 4
- Joseph, Job, and Potiphar's Wife Papers and Drafts, 1929, n.d.Box 12, Folder 5
- Joseph and Potiphar's Wife Draft, n.d.Box 12, Folder 6
- Joseph and Potiphar's Wife Draft, n.d.Box 12, Folder 7
- Joseph and Potiphar's Wife Draft, n.d.Box 13, Folder 1
- Matthew Arnold the Ethnologist
- Correspondence, 1950-53, 1967-68Box 13, Folder 2
- Reviews, 1951-53Box 13, Folder 3
- Notes, n.d.Box 13, Folder 4
- Draft: Introduction – Ch. 3, n.d.Box 13, Folder 5
- Draft: Ch. 4-6, n.d.Box 13, Folder 6
- Draft: Preface – Ch. 3, n.d.Box 13, Folder 7
- Draft: Ch. 4-6, n.d.Box 13, Folder 8
- Draft: Ch. 1-6, n.d.Box 13, Folder 9
- Draft Fragment: Ch. 4-6, n.d.Box 14, Folder 1
- Final Draft: Preface – Ch. 3, n.d.Box 14, Folder 2
- Final Draft: Ch. 4 – Index, n.d.Box 14, Folder 3
- Page Proof, n.d.Box 14, Folder 4
- Page Proof, n.d.Box 14, Folder 5
- The Victorian Poets, A Guide to Research
- Correspondence, 1952-54Box 14, Folder 6
- Correspondence, 1955-58, 1961Box 14, Folder 7
- Correspondence, 1966-67Box 15, Folder 1
- Correspondence, 1968-71Box 15, Folder 2
- Drafts: Preface, Matthew Arnold, ca. 1968Box 15, Folder 3
- Your Literary Heritage/ “Our Literary Heritage”
- Your Literary Heritage – Introduction – Manuscript, ca. 1968Box 15, Folder 4
- Our Literary Heritage – Manuscript, n.d.Box 15, Folder 5
- Our Literary Heritage – Manuscript, n.d.Box 15, Folder 6
- Our Literary Heritage – Manuscript, n.d.Box 15, Folder 7
- Our Literary Heritage – Manuscript, n.d.Box 15, Folder 8
- Our Literary Heritage – Manuscript, n.d.Box 15, Folder 9
- Our Literary Heritage – Manuscript, n.d.Box 16, Folder 1
- Our Literary Heritage – Typescript, n.d.Box 16, Folder 2
- Our Literary Heritage – Typescript, n.d.Box 16, Folder 3
- Our Literary Heritage – Typescript, n.d.Box 16, Folder 4
- Our Literary Heritage – Chicago Tribune Clippings, 1956-59Box 16, Folder 5
- Our Literary Heritage – Chicago Tribune Clippings, 1956-59Box 16, Folder 6
- Lippincott Correspondence – Your Literary Heritage, 1958-59Box 16, Folder 7
- Articles
- Articles-Drafts, 1926, 1933-34, 1947, n.d.Box 17, Folder 1
- Articles-Published, 1920sBox 17, Folder 2
- Articles-Published, 1930s-50sBox 17, Folder 3
- Articles from Newspapers, 1956-69Box 17, Folder 4
- “The Absconded Abbot”- Research Materials, ca. 1939Box 17, Folder 5
- Jane Austin, Emma, Dodd, Mead & Co. Correspondence, 1960-61Box 17, Folder 6
- Jane Austin, Emma, Introduction to, 1961Box 17, Folder 7
- Arthur E. Case, Memorial to, 1946Box 17, Folder 8
- Collier's Encyclopedia, 1947, 1957Box 17, Folder 9
- Forty-Four Songs for Democrats or Merry Rhymes on Prohibition, 1931Box 17, Folder 10
- Hungerford, Edward- Poets in Progress, 1962Box 17, Folder 11
- Modern Language Association - “Victorian Bibliography,” 1932-36, 1933-37Box 17, Folder 12
- Modern Language Association - “Victorian Bibliography,” 1937-40, 1938-41Box 18, Folder 1
- Poetry and Short Stories, n.d.Box 18, Folder 2
- Book Reviews
- Index to Reviews – Chronological and Alphabetical, 1952-72Box 18, Folder 3
- Book Reviews and Articles – Clippings, 1952-72Box 18, Folder 4
- Chicago Tribune – Best Books of 1955, 1960, 1962, 1963, n.d.Box 18, Folder 5
- Reviewed Authors and Topics
- Adams, J.D., n.d.Box 18, Folder 6
- Alpers, A., 1953Box 18, Folder 7
- Alvarez, A., n.d.Box 18, Folder 8
- Arnold, Matthew, n.d.Box 18, Folder 9
- Barzun, J., n.d.Box 18, Folder 10
- Bate, W.J., 1968Box 18, Folder 11
- Beard, J.F., 1960, 1965Box 18, Folder 12
- Berenson, B., 1952Box 18, Folder 13
- Biography, n.d.Box 18, Folder 14
- Bittner, William, 1962Box 18, Folder 15
- Boas, L.S., 1962Box 18, Folder 16
- Booth, W.C., n.d.Box 18, Folder 17
- Bowen, C.D., 1963Box 18, Folder 18
- Brewster, D., 1962Box 18, Folder 19
- Brinnin, J.M., n.d.Box 18, Folder 20
- Broderick, A.H., 1964Box 18, Folder 21
- Cary, J., 1964Box 18, Folder 22
- Classics in Paperback, n.d.Box 18, Folder 23
- Cordell, R.A., 1961Box 18, Folder 24
- Croft-Cooke, R., 1960Box 18, Folder 25
- Daiches, D., 1960Box 18, Folder 26
- Davies, R., 1960Box 18, Folder 27
- Davis, M.R. and Gilman, W.H., 1960Box 18, Folder 28
- Delay, J., 1964Box 18, Folder 29
- Downs, R.B., 1970Box 18, Folder 30
- Evans, Joan, 1954Box 18, Folder 31
- Fadiman, C., n.d.Box 18, Folder 32
- Faure, R.C., 1953Box 18, Folder 33
- Fenton, C.A., n.d.Box 18, Folder 34
- Fitzhugh, R.T., n.d.Box 19, Folder 1
- Ford, George H. and Lane, Lauriat, Jr., 1962Box 19, Folder 2
- Foster, M., 1968Box 19, Folder 3
- Fremantle, Anne, 1960Box 19, Folder 4
- Fry, C., 1954Box 19, Folder 5
- Garnett, D., 1963Box 19, Folder 6
- Gerin, W., 1961Box 19, Folder 7
- Goldstein, M., 1965Box 19, Folder 8
- Gurko, Leo, 1962Box 19, Folder 9
- Hardwicke, E., 1962Box 19, Folder 10
- Hardy, Thomas, n.d.Box 19, Folder 11
- Hart-Davis, R., 1962Box 19, Folder 12
- Heppenstall, R., 1961Box 19, Folder 13
- Highet, G., 1962Box 19, Folder 14
- Hoffman, C., 1955Box 19, Folder 15
- Holloway, J., 1953Box 19, Folder 16
- Holman, C.H., 1962Box 19, Folder 17
- Hopkins, J.G.E., 1953Box 19, Folder 18
- Hotchner, A.E., 1972Box 19, Folder 19
- Hyder, C.K., 1962Box 19, Folder 20
- Jones, E., 1953, 1955Box 19, Folder 21
- Kennedy, R.S., 1962Box 19, Folder 22
- Knowles, J., n.d.Box 19, Folder 23
- Kronenberger, L., 1954Box 19, Folder 24
- Lania, Leo, n.d.Box 19, Folder 25
- Larrabee, E., 1960Box 19, Folder 26
- Laurence, D.H., 1962, 1965Box 19, Folder 27
- Lawrence, D.H., 1965Box 19, Folder 28
- Lawrence, T.E., 1954Box 19, Folder 29
- Leavis, F.R., 1956Box 19, Folder 30
- Lynd, A., 1953Box 19, Folder 31
- Macken, W., 1956Box 19, Folder 32
- Maugham, W.S., 1955, 1953Box 19, Folder 33
- Meeker, R.K., n.d.Box 19, Folder 34
- Miller, B., 1953Box 19, Folder 35
- Moore, D.L., 1961Box 19, Folder 36
- Moore, H.T., 1955Box 19, Folder 37
- Nathan, R., 1967Box 19, Folder 38
- Natwar-Singh, K., 1964Box 19, Folder 39
- Nethercot, A.H., n.d.Box 19, Folder 40
- The Novel, n.d.Box 19, Folder 41
- O'Brian, P., 1955Box 19, Folder 42
- O'Casey, S., 1956Box 19, Folder 43
- O'Connor, F., 1963Box 19, Folder 44
- Olson, E. and Deutsch, B., n.d.Box 19, Folder 45
- Paperbacks, n.d.Box 19, Folder 46
- Payne, R., 1961Box 19, Folder 47
- Pearson, H., 1962Box 19, Folder 48
- Peters, H.F., 1963Box 19, Folder 49
- Pippett, A., 1955Box 19, Folder 50
- Prescott, O., 1956Box 19, Folder 51
- Priestley, J.B., 1966Box 19, Folder 52
- Quennell, P., 1960Box 19, Folder 53
- Rahv, P., 1965Box 19, Folder 54
- Santayana, G., 1953Box 19, Folder 55
- Scott, A.L., 1969Box 19, Folder 56
- Sitwell, O., 1963Box 19, Folder 57
- Smith, C.P., 1965Box 19, Folder 58
- Snow, C.P., 1964Box 19, Folder 59
- Stevenson, Adlai, 1954Box 20, Folder 1
- Stevenson, J., 1963Box 20, Folder 2
- Stewart, G.R., 1955Box 20, Folder 3
- Stewart, J.I.M., 1967Box 20, Folder 4
- Suther, M., 1960Box 20, Folder 5
- Sypher, W., 1960Box 20, Folder 6
- Thale, J., 1965Box 20, Folder 7
- Tharp, L.H., 1953Box 20, Folder 8
- Thomas, N., 1954Box 20, Folder 9
- Tomlinson, H.M., 1953Box 20, Folder 10
- Tompkins, P., 1962Box 20, Folder 11
- Trilling, L., 1965Box 20, Folder 12
- Twayne Publications, n.d.Box 20, Folder 13
- Unterecker, J, n.d.Box 20, Folder 14
- Untermeyer, J.S., 1965Box 20, Folder 15
- Uris, L., 1964Box 20, Folder 16
- Wain, J., n.d.Box 20, Folder 17
- Warner, S.T., 1962Box 20, Folder 18
- Weeks, E., 1955Box 20, Folder 19
- Wescott, G., 1962Box 20, Folder 20
- West, R., 1957Box 20, Folder 21
- Wheaton, M.W., 1961Box 20, Folder 22
- White, J.M., n.d.Box 20, Folder 23
- Wickes, G., n.d.Box 20, Folder 24
- Wiel, Rees, French, Gomme, and Pizer, n.d.Box 20, Folder 25
- Wilson, C., 1962Box 20, Folder 26
- Winslow, O.E., 1961Box 20, Folder 27
- Young, A.C., ed., 1961Box 20, Folder 28
- Addition
Scope and Contents:
The addition, which comprises one folder, dates from the years 1944-1956, and includes correspondence and reports relating
to the Northwestern University Department of English.
- Correspondence and Reports, 1944-56Box 20, Folder 29
- Addition
Scope and Contents:
The second addition, which comprises two folders dating from the year 1981, includes letters and cards to Mrs. Margaret Faverty
expressing sympathy on the death of her husband.
- Letters and Cards of Sympathy to Mrs. Margaret Faverty, 1981Box 20, Folder 30
- Letters and Cards of Sympathy to Mrs. Margaret Faverty, 1981Box 20, Folder 31
