Box 15

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May 17 A.L.s. to Richards is 2 pages, 15 centimeters, and was originally laid into Meynell's Rhythm of Life, London, 1893. 1898 December 17 A.L.s. to Richards is 1 page, 16 centimeters, and was originally laid into Meynell's Later poems, London, 1902. A.L.s. to Benson is 4 pages, 16 centimeters, and was originally laid into Meynell's Ceres' Runaway and other essays, London, 1910.

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1891 May 6 letter is 1 page, and is on the topic of genius and natural aptitude. Letter to Messers. Colughi, Scott & Co. regards one of Millais' paintings.

Scope and Contents A.C.s. to Bern Porter (Big Sur, California) is 1 page and was originally laid into: Miller, Henry. Henry Miller Miscellanea. Berkeley, California, 1945 (Am M6473he). Telegram fragment was originally laid into: Miller, Henry. Money and how it gets that way, Paris, 1937 (Am M6483mo); copy of book autographed to "Thelma Lewis with apologies for all the delays!" 1951 June 18 letter to Nyholm is accompanied by a list of questions...

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1915 June 4 letter was originally laid into: The Phoenix, Volume 2 (Am Serial). 1915 July 1 letter was originally laid into: The Phoenix, Volume 1 (Am Serial).

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Letter is 1 page, was originally laid into: Valéry, Paul. The Ideal Book. Pittsburgh, 1930 (Private Presses/ Laboratory/ Va.) Letter refers to the above book.

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1921 March 25 letter to Conford is 1 page, with note at bottom: "Not sent."

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Letter is 2 pages, and regards Jack Kerouac: a Memoir, with an invoice for the book. Address: 482 Wilton Ave., Palo Alto, California. Originally laid into: Montgomery, John. Jack Kerouac: a Memoir. Giligia, 1970 (AM K39Zm c.2).

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Document is 2 pages. Regards appointment of Edward John Thomas Montresor as Captain in the 55th Regiment. On verso: seal and title of document.

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Letter is addressed from Chicago, Illinois, and solicits funds to pay the salary for one month of a missionary worker to work among those in extreme poverty on the north side of Chicago.

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,...

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1 page.

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Originally laid into: Irish Plays, a theater program from Edinburgh, Scotland.

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,...

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,...

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Binding scraps of printed material, with a print-out copy of a 1737 front page.

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Address: 5 Rue Michelet, Paris [France]. First letter is 2 pages, regarding Elegies Royales; second letter is 2 pages. Both were originally tipped into: Meunier, D. Elegies Royales. Paris, 1892 (841.8 M597e).

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Warrant is addressed: Police Court, Bow Street, London; 1 page. Letters are in French, written from prison.

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Letter is addressed from Washington, D.C., and thanks Shaffer for his editorial.

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Letter is addressed from Utica, New York; Meyer writes that he advertised for the temperance tract in verse, desired by Gookin, and has secured two copies for him.

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Letter is addressed from the Department of Athletics, DePaul University, 1011 West Belden Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60614, and is 1 page. It thanks the Rubloffs for sending Thanksgiving dinner to Meyer and his wife Marge. Originally laid into presentation copy of: Enright, Jim. Ray Meyer. Chicago, 1980 (796.32309 M613Ze).