Box 12

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A.N.s. originally laid into: Beardsley, AubreyLast letters of Aubrey Beardsley, London, New York (740.942 B368la). A.L.s. originally tipped into: Huysmans, Joris Karl. Croquis Parisiens. Paris, 1880 (848.8/H98c).

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Original letter held by Hofstra University Library. Letter is 4 pages, addressed from Painswick House, Nr. Stroud, Gloucestershire, [S.W. England]. Letter refers to Edward Carpenter.

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Separated from the Armory Show collection, 1912-1915 (MS95).

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A.L.s. to Burton regards the doctrine of nullification. A.L.s. to Wharton, Esq. explains why John Clark is not elligible to a pension.

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File includes third-party note between library staff regarding the letters.

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Letter thanks McMahon for sending him some tulip roots, discusses gardening at Monticello. 1 page.

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Originally laid into: The Journal of Andrew Ellicott. Philadelphia, 1803 (L917.5 E46j). Jones names Ellicott as his friend and mentions Ellicott's survey of western United States to the Mississippi River.

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3 pages. Originally laid into: Kahn, Gustave. Les Palais Nomades. Paris, 1887 (L841.8 K12p c.2).

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Originally laid into presentation copy to Edward Knight Kauffer of Preludes & Sympathies.

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1 page, 23 centimeters. Originally laid into: Kavanagh, Herminie Templeton. Darby O'Gill and the Good People, New York, 1903 (Kavanaugh's gift to Dawes).

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1936 April 11 T.L.s. is accompanied by envelope with sketches on the verso. 1938 January 30 T.L.s. includes poem by Kees, "The Future Is Not For Us." Rexroth's letter to Kees regards the outbreak of war and his support of the arms embargo against Germany. Letters to Dale Smith regard Hollywood, writing and publishing, Dadaism, authors met in New York, a critique of Smith's "The Happy Hour" manuscript, Hemingway, Cowley, and Norris Getty.

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Letter makes an appeal for contributions to the American Foundation for the Blind, following their expansion of services to include deaf-blind people on a national basis.

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File includes print-outs of Northwestern University Libraries' catalog records for Kermaire's books: DNA collector book : live can damage your health = Livre collecteur d'ADN : vivre peut nuire à votre santé, Bibliothèques universelles des livres d'artistes = World libraries of artist'books : 1 april 2007-2017 and The silent host = De zwigende minigte = La multitude silencieuse.

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Letter is 3 pages, addressed from 29 St. James' Place, S.W. 1 [London].

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Letter (from Boston, Mass.) regards a catalogue of Japanese sword guards on exhibition at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.

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Letter regards order for printing dictionary. Accompanied by broadside "Publishing House of G.F. Kimball & Co." [1968?] L070.50977 G111p.

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Letter is 2 pages, addressed from Cambridge, Mass., and regards publication of Harvard and Its Surroundings. Originally tipped into: King, Moses. Harvard and Its Surround. Cambridge, 1882 (378.7 H33w).

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T.L.s. is addressed from 20 East 127th St., New York 35, New York.

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A.L.s. thanks Marceau for his letter of sympathy.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The General Manuscript File Collection consists of 26 boxes of correspondence and other manuscript materials from notable individuals, dating from 1667, 1727, and 1735 to 2012, acquired individually by the department from various sources over several decades. Collection contents are mostly correspondence and original manuscript materials, but some files also include typed and printed materials and, infrequently, related photographs. Individuals represented in the collection include literary,...