Box 3
Contains 21 Results:
[The Man Behind the Mask]: Who Was the Singer?
pp. 1-179. Probably antecedent draft to vol. 1, part I (pp. 1-502)
[The Man Behind the Mask]: Who Was the Singer?:
The Examination of the Candidates pp. 180-364
[The Man Behind the Mask]: Who Was the Singer?
pp. 365-452
[[The Man Behind the Mask]: Who Was the Singer?
pp. 453-549
Miscellaneous pages with revisions that duplicate pages in vol. 1, part I
(pp. 1-502) [15]pp.
Articles (photocopies), 1916 - 1917
John M. Maxwell, “The Man Behind the Mask,” Indianapolis Star, 1916
John M. Maxwell, The Man Behind the Mask (Indianapolis: Harrington & Folger), 1916
B.F. Brown & Co.
"All's Well; or The Mirror Repolished" articles (copies), 1921
Editor's comments on Maxwell's theory, 1921-03
John M. Maxwell, “Sir George Somers None Other than the “faire friend”.”, 1921-04
John M. Maxwell, “Who Juggled the Hamlet Letters and Why?”, 1921-05
John M. Maxwell, “Did Raleigh and Essex Identify Robert Cecil as Shakespeare?”
23pp., typescript of projected article for All's Well which was never published.
Correspondence (photocopies only), 1897 - 1930
James Whitcomb Riley to John M. Maxwell (1897) Theodore Dreiser to John M. Maxwell (1919-1924) John M. Maxwell to Westminster Gazette (1921) John M. Maxwell to Henry Ellis (1924) Theodore Dreiser to Mrs. [Isabel Maxwell] Parry (1929) Theodore Dreiser to Waldo P. Maxwell (1930)
Published selections re: John M. Maxwell (photocopies)
W.A. Swanberg, Dreiser (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1965), pp. 238-241, 246-247. Theodore Dreiser; American Diaries, 1902-1926 (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1982), pp. 262-267, 417. Dreiser-Mencken Letters, vol. 2 (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1986), pp. 350-351, 378-381, 398-399, 404-405.
Publicity re: "The Man Behind the Mask", 1921
John M. Maxwell published letter to the editorial offices of the Indianapolis Star, March 25, 1921, 1p. John M. Maxwell, [incomplete overview or introduction to The Man Behind the Mask], 11pp., undated.
John M. Maxwell, “That Rock of Ages–Sweet Swan of Avon”
9pp. Maxwell argues that “Stratford” has been misidentified.
Miscellaneous John M. Maxwell
[miscellaneous pages re: publication of Shakespeare's sonnets no. 80 and no. 142], 3pp.; plus miscellaneous fragment in Maxwell's hand, 1p.
Box Fragments
Fragments of original box holding Maxwell papers kept by Waldo P. Maxwell with annotations in his handwriting.